anzac Crossword Puzzles
Part B SOSE Assignment- World War One Crossword Puzzle 2012-06-11
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- Archduke Franz Ferdinand was _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.
- What type of posters were used to encourage men to join World War One?
- Where was World War One first fought?
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- France, Britain and Russia were _ _ _ _ _ _.
- What was it called when Australian soldiers were forced to go to war?
- 'aif' stands for Australian _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Force.
- World War One was also known as the _ _ _ _ _ War.
- What were the soldiers also known as at war?
- HUGHES Who was the Prime Minister during the first war?
- what does Australian and New Zealand Army Corps stand for?
10 Clues: Where was World War One first fought? • France, Britain and Russia were _ _ _ _ _ _. • What were the soldiers also known as at war? • 'aif' stands for Australian _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Force. • World War One was also known as the _ _ _ _ _ War. • Archduke Franz Ferdinand was _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. • HUGHES Who was the Prime Minister during the first war? • ...
Celebration 2025-05-21
Iconic Aussie Cuisine Crossword. 2021-04-23
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- It is a meal containing burger patties, sausages, onions and many more.
- A slice of bread with butter and 100’s and 1000’s on it.
- It is a purple vegetable that people can add to things like sandwichs.
- An ice cream that is covered with a chocolate coating with biscuit pieces.
- A chocolate powder that is usually drinked with milk.
- Eaten on Anzac Day.
- Sponge cake covered with a chocolate icing and covered with coconut.
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- Popularly eaten at the beach.
- A fish that can be cooked and eaten.
- A chocolate covered biscuit.
- A white desert with fruit on the top.
- Pastry with meat inside.
12 Clues: Eaten on Anzac Day. • Pastry with meat inside. • A chocolate covered biscuit. • Popularly eaten at the beach. • A fish that can be cooked and eaten. • A white desert with fruit on the top. • A chocolate powder that is usually drinked with milk. • A slice of bread with butter and 100’s and 1000’s on it. • Sponge cake covered with a chocolate icing and covered with coconut. • ...
Frank’s big birthday hunt 2025-04-22
The Landing At Gallipoli 2018-04-18
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- - When a group of states are ruled by one leader
- - a statue or structure made to remind people of a person or event
- - relating to soldiers/ soldiers bases or armed forces
- - working by itself with little or no human control
- - a person who freely offers to take part in a task
- - Australia New Zealand Army Corps
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- - a close estimate, round about something
- - a brass instrument like a small trumpet used for military signals
- - To join or enroll in a activity
- - Where the amo of the gun is stored
- - a form of government or a leader
11 Clues: - To join or enroll in a activity • - a form of government or a leader • - Australia New Zealand Army Corps • - Where the amo of the gun is stored • - a close estimate, round about something • - When a group of states are ruled by one leader • - working by itself with little or no human control • - a person who freely offers to take part in a task • ...
résumé 2024-05-21
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- Marie Curie a été reçue première
- Nom des troupes venant des colonies britanniques et combattant pour eux pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale
- Nom de la dynastie patronale présente au Creusot
- militante féministe française pour des droits politiques
- Mouvement féministe pour davantage de droits politiques pour les femmes
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- Institution qui a refusé Marie Curie son entrée en raison de son genre
- victoire allemande dans une bataille qui commence le 26 aout 1914
- La Russie souhaite leur internationalisation
- Personnes victimes de ce qui a eu à Aigues Mortes
- Représenté sur un cahier d’élève du Creusot
- Amiral à l’origine de l’offensive des Dardanelles
11 Clues: Marie Curie a été reçue première • Représenté sur un cahier d’élève du Creusot • La Russie souhaite leur internationalisation • Nom de la dynastie patronale présente au Creusot • Personnes victimes de ce qui a eu à Aigues Mortes • Amiral à l’origine de l’offensive des Dardanelles • militante féministe française pour des droits politiques • ...
new zealand 2023-05-30
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- Cook the first english man who explored New Zealand
- Black the name of new zealand's rugby team
- a place where people remember the dead soldiers
- a war danse to impress the adversaries
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- a shell we use to make eyes on maori monuments
- New Zealand's capital
- Strait a strait that travers between the north and south island
7 Clues: New Zealand's capital • a war danse to impress the adversaries • Black the name of new zealand's rugby team • a shell we use to make eyes on maori monuments • a place where people remember the dead soldiers • Cook the first english man who explored New Zealand • Strait a strait that travers between the north and south island
ANZAC Day Crossword 2022-04-27
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- An agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting for a certain amount of time
- an act of slaughtering an animal or person or surrendering a possession as an offering to a deity
- The action or fact of commemorating a dead person or past event
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- The beach site at Anzac Cove that represents a mixture of achievement and tragedy for all Australians
- flowers that represent consolation, remembrance and death
- A state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose
- A state or structure established to remind people of a person or event
- A state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country
- A person who had a long experience in a particular field
9 Clues: A person who had a long experience in a particular field • flowers that represent consolation, remembrance and death • The action or fact of commemorating a dead person or past event • A state or structure established to remind people of a person or event • A state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose • ...
ANZAC day crossworddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddd 2022-04-27
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- To remember a dead person or past event
- Giant holes in the ground that soldiers hide in
- An agreement where both sides agree to stop fighting
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- People who were members of the armed forces
- Bullets that go in a gun
- A weapon that the Australian soldiers used that you wear on your waist
- A flower used to represent the fallen ANZAC soldiers
- What gun did the ANZACs use in Gallipoli
- Germany and Austria were ______ in the first world war
9 Clues: Bullets that go in a gun • To remember a dead person or past event • What gun did the ANZACs use in Gallipoli • People who were members of the armed forces • Giant holes in the ground that soldiers hide in • A flower used to represent the fallen ANZAC soldiers • An agreement where both sides agree to stop fighting • ...
Flowers 2019-05-20
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- This flower can be in a bunch. they each have 3 petals.
- Our teacher first name.
- This flower is pink, very pink and same as the 8th question but has a different first name.
- This flower is for Anzac Day.
- A white flower less then 10 petals
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- A yellow flower.
- This flower is a huge yellow flower
- Lagoon This flower is mostly blue.
- A beautiful red flower that has less then 7 petals
- This flower can be reddish orange. It has 6 petals.
- These flowers are tiny and they are white.
- This type of flower can have different colours and has 3 petal.
12 Clues: A yellow flower. • Our teacher first name. • This flower is for Anzac Day. • Lagoon This flower is mostly blue. • A white flower less then 10 petals • This flower is a huge yellow flower • These flowers are tiny and they are white. • A beautiful red flower that has less then 7 petals • This flower can be reddish orange. It has 6 petals. • ...
New Guinea Campaign 2021-06-20
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- How many years did the bombings last for?
- Japan's first attack was on ________
- What country was defending itself?
- A country or area under the full or partial political control of another country and occupied by settlers from that country.
- allied forces bomb ________ in 1945
- Something made or given shape by humans, such as a piece of pottery or a stone tool made from flint,
- Easiest way to travel back then was by
- A person killed or injured in a war
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- The trail fought in New Guinea
- What country is the Kokoda Trail in?
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- Japan dropped a bomb on _________ in 1942
- The name of the port the Japanese wanted to reach
- What country was attacking Australia?
14 Clues: The trail fought in New Guinea • What country was defending itself? • allied forces bomb ________ in 1945 • A person killed or injured in a war • What country is the Kokoda Trail in? • Japan's first attack was on ________ • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • What country was attacking Australia? • Easiest way to travel back then was by • ...
World War One 2013-09-24
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- Troops on horseback are called _______.
- The alliance formed by Britain, France and Russia in 1907.
- A group of countries formed a what?
- Australia New Zealand Army Corps is what in short?
- The first trench in the line up.
- A yellow gas used as a chemical weapon.
- No _____ Land.
- A group of soldiers, made up of at least two divisions is called a _____.
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- A short term for a German submarine.
- A member of a small, often unofficial fighting force is called a what?
- An infectious disease that causes fever and joint pains.
- The name given to the infection caused by standing endless hours in cold water.
- What month did Germany declare war on Russia?
- In what season did WW1 begin?
14 Clues: No _____ Land. • In what season did WW1 begin? • The first trench in the line up. • A group of countries formed a what? • A short term for a German submarine. • Troops on horseback are called _______. • A yellow gas used as a chemical weapon. • What month did Germany declare war on Russia? • Australia New Zealand Army Corps is what in short? • ...
World War One 2013-09-24
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- Troops on horseback are called _______.
- The alliance formed by Britain, France and Russia in 1907.
- A group of countries formed a what?
- Australia New Zealand Army Corps is what in short?
- The first trench in the line up.
- A yellow gas used as a chemical weapon.
- No _____ Land.
- A group of soldiers, made up of at least two divisions is called a _____.
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- A short term for a German submarine.
- A member of a small, often unofficial fighting force is called a what?
- An infectious disease that causes fever and joint pains.
- The name given to the infection caused by standing endless hours in cold water.
- What month did Germany declare war on Russia?
- In what season did WW1 begin?
14 Clues: No _____ Land. • In what season did WW1 begin? • The first trench in the line up. • A group of countries formed a what? • A short term for a German submarine. • Troops on horseback are called _______. • A yellow gas used as a chemical weapon. • What month did Germany declare war on Russia? • Australia New Zealand Army Corps is what in short? • ...
war 2022-06-01
6 Clues: the first big war • soldiers or armed forces. • a person who serves in a army • a thing dug in the ground used in war • soldier in the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • an organized military force equipped for fighting on land.
Remembrance Day 2023-11-14
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- We _____ and respect those who fought in war.
- A person who fights in war.
- We say 3 words in honour of the people who fought for freedom.
- The name of the day, we celebrate in which World War one ended.
- We call the soldiers of both wars the ______s.
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- Two main wars happened they were ______ one and ______ two.
- What the soldiers were fighting for.
- A retired soldier is a ________.
- A place to honour the people of war.
9 Clues: A person who fights in war. • A retired soldier is a ________. • What the soldiers were fighting for. • A place to honour the people of war. • We _____ and respect those who fought in war. • We call the soldiers of both wars the ______s. • Two main wars happened they were ______ one and ______ two. • We say 3 words in honour of the people who fought for freedom. • ...
/ue/ Cross Word 2021-11-05
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- They had to call the fire brigade to r----- the cat from the tree.
- Spray some p------ on to smell nice.
- Another word for very big is h---.
- The boy stood still like a s-----.
- A musical instrument used on ANZAC day to play the 'Last Post'.
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- Mum gets angry when I a---- with my sister over our toys.
- My baby sister is so c---.
- A 3D shape with 6 square faces is a c---.
- I love singing different t----.
- A car needs f--- to drive.
- Squeeze some toothpaste out of the t---.
11 Clues: My baby sister is so c---. • A car needs f--- to drive. • I love singing different t----. • Another word for very big is h---. • The boy stood still like a s-----. • Spray some p------ on to smell nice. • Squeeze some toothpaste out of the t---. • A 3D shape with 6 square faces is a c---. • Mum gets angry when I a---- with my sister over our toys. • ...
The Grey Angels 2026-02-12
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- What were hospital ships also known as?
- What was the name of the ship that spent time at Anzac cove?
- How did edna describe the somme?
- What colour do the nurses wear
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- Some patients were sick from illnesses like dysentery and______?
- How many nurses boarded the SS Rotorua?
- After a year in England where was edna sent?
7 Clues: What colour do the nurses wear • How did edna describe the somme? • How many nurses boarded the SS Rotorua? • What were hospital ships also known as? • After a year in England where was edna sent? • What was the name of the ship that spent time at Anzac cove? • Some patients were sick from illnesses like dysentery and______?
WW 2019-11-28
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- The name of the German Group
- Name used for people who fought for Australia and New Zealand
- The date WW2 ended
- On April 25th, 1915, the ANZAC troops landed here
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- When USA invaded Germany in France
- A city in Japan that was destroyed by an atomic bomb
- An action Japan took that led to the end of WW2
- Man who was Chancellor of Germany in 1933 onwards
- An explosive used to wipe out large groups of people quickly
- an armoured fighting vehicle designed for front-line combat
10 Clues: The date WW2 ended • The name of the German Group • When USA invaded Germany in France • An action Japan took that led to the end of WW2 • Man who was Chancellor of Germany in 1933 onwards • On April 25th, 1915, the ANZAC troops landed here • A city in Japan that was destroyed by an atomic bomb • an armoured fighting vehicle designed for front-line combat • ...
Bowentown 2023 2023-11-12
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- How many Kombi Cabins are on site
- How many pet friendly Villas are available
- What is the name of the Maori Tribe in this area (2 words)
- Name of Road Bowentown Holiday park is on
- What species, living in the ocean, has tentacles
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- How long (in Kms)is Bowentown Beach to Waihi Beach
- Who owns Waihi Mine
- Name a specific shorebird that nests/breeds in sand on Bowentown Beach
- What is the surname of the owners of Bowentown Holiday Park
- Name the Bay where you can boat/swim/picnic
10 Clues: Who owns Waihi Mine • How many Kombi Cabins are on site • Name of Road Bowentown Holiday park is on • How many pet friendly Villas are available • Name the Bay where you can boat/swim/picnic • What species, living in the ocean, has tentacles • How long (in Kms)is Bowentown Beach to Waihi Beach • What is the name of the Maori Tribe in this area (2 words) • ...
New Guinea Campaign 2021-06-20
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- Japan's first attack was on ________
- The trail fought in New Guinea
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- What country is the Kokoda Trail in?
- What country was defending itself?
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- The name of the port the Japanese wanted to reach
- allied forces bomb ________ in 1945
- What country was attacking Australia?
- Easiest way to travel back then was by
- How many years did the bombings last for?
- A person killed or injured in a war
- Something made or given shape by humans, such as a piece of pottery or a stone tool made from flint,
- A country or area under the full or partial political control of another country and occupied by settlers from that country.
- Japan dropped a bomb on _________ in 1942
14 Clues: The trail fought in New Guinea • What country was defending itself? • allied forces bomb ________ in 1945 • A person killed or injured in a war • Japan's first attack was on ________ • What country is the Kokoda Trail in? • What country was attacking Australia? • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • Easiest way to travel back then was by • ...
Reasons for celebration 2025-05-30
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- - What day does a bunny come to give you chocolate eggs
- day -What day do you eat pavolva
- Navami - What day do hindus eat delicacies
- day - What get chocolate hearts and flowers
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- - What is the name of the sweet bread served on The Sabbath
- Biscets - What did women bake to raise funds for the war
- - What celebration do you eat a full meal before sunrise
- - What food is commonly eaten to celebrate Christmas in western Europe
- - festival do you eat mashed potatoes and turkey
9 Clues: day -What day do you eat pavolva • Navami - What day do hindus eat delicacies • day - What get chocolate hearts and flowers • - festival do you eat mashed potatoes and turkey • - What day does a bunny come to give you chocolate eggs • Biscets - What did women bake to raise funds for the war • - What celebration do you eat a full meal before sunrise • ...
ANZAC day 2018-04-18
6 Clues: a fight or war • around about something • someone who is not scared • someone who works against you • an assistant, someone helps out • a part of a gun that holds bullets
Anzac crossword 2024-04-16
6 Clues: A team that goes in the war. • practicing to prevent disease. • A ceremony that shows respect. • A person who makes the trenches. • nationality of the soldiers that fought the Anzacs. • A person or crowd running to somewhere safer from the danger.
war 2018-07-31
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- started in 1939 and ended in 1945
- what country did Australia assist in the Vietnam war
- it was the only womens job in war
- it when countries work together
- a lot of _________ fought in war
- people who brought bodies back to base
- people who fought in war
- it means Australian and new Zealand Army Corps
- it is a small item used to shoot
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- used mostly to blow things up
- it was when Australia was fighting Turkey
- it is the war when south and north Korea fought
- something soldiers wrought on to send to their family or friends
- an item you put on your face to block gas
- started in 1914 and ended in 1918
- it is where the soldiers stayed during war
- it is a big slow machine used to blow things up or shoot things
- something that made it hard for the soldiers to travel
18 Clues: people who fought in war • used mostly to blow things up • it when countries work together • a lot of _________ fought in war • it is a small item used to shoot • started in 1939 and ended in 1945 • it was the only womens job in war • started in 1914 and ended in 1918 • people who brought bodies back to base • it was when Australia was fighting Turkey • ...
WAR 2017-03-13
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- a state of mental or emotional strain or tension resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances
- compulsory enlistment in the armed forces
- when soldiers have died some people can experience this mental illness
- what people do in war
- the state of not being apart of war
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- feeling of a bad sub-conscious
- suffering this illness after going through something traumatizing
- a soldier in the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- admirably brave or determined
- a type of flower that represents war
- it was used to promote the war to get people to sign up
- often the result of war
- the action of helping or doing work for someone or country
- something you experience when someone has passed away
- an explosive used in war
15 Clues: what people do in war • often the result of war • an explosive used in war • admirably brave or determined • feeling of a bad sub-conscious • the state of not being apart of war • a type of flower that represents war • compulsory enlistment in the armed forces • something you experience when someone has passed away • a soldier in the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • ...
t1 wk4 (part 2) 2017-02-24
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- relating to the whole world
- the opposite of non-fiction.
- amusing, especially in a ludicrous or absurd way.
- relating to the commissioning or preparing of material for publication.
- when someone gets somewhere it is there a___al.
- the place where the land meets the sea and the the word ends with al.
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- according to the rules of logic or formal argument.
- on Anzac day everybody has a ________ service.
- when you do something by mistake it is ___dental.
- the action of betraying one's country, a group, or a person; treachery.
- someone who plays or writes music tends to be very _____.
11 Clues: relating to the whole world • the opposite of non-fiction. • on Anzac day everybody has a ________ service. • when someone gets somewhere it is there a___al. • when you do something by mistake it is ___dental. • amusing, especially in a ludicrous or absurd way. • according to the rules of logic or formal argument. • ...
Remembrance Day 2024-12-02
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- The action of helping or doing work for someone.
- High respect or esteem
- Giving up something valued for the sake of others.
- People who have served in the armed forces.
- A monument to those who died in wars.
- Devotion to and vigorous support for one's country.
- To recall past events.
- People who have served in the armed forces.
- Courageous behavior or character.
- The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
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- The study of past events.
- A structure or event to honor those who have died.
- An agreement to stop fighting a war.
- The ability to do something that frightens one.
- The power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants.
- The action of helping or doing work for someone.
- An event to remember and honor the past.
- The flower used as a symbol of Remembrance Day.
- Conflict between different countries or groups.
- A formal event held on a special occasion.
20 Clues: High respect or esteem • To recall past events. • The study of past events. • Courageous behavior or character. • An agreement to stop fighting a war. • A monument to those who died in wars. • An event to remember and honor the past. • A formal event held on a special occasion. • The Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. • People who have served in the armed forces. • ...
World War 1 2025-05-02
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- Ferdinand, archduke of Austria-Este
- to send out of the country by legal deportation
- not supporting or helping either side in a conflict, disagreement, etc.; impartial:
- German submarines used in warfare.
- Spying to gather secret information.
- Payments made by a defeated country for war damages.
- A term used for Australian soldiers.
- The belief in maintaining a strong military force.
- A situation where neither side can gain an advantage.
- Warfare, A type of combat where soldiers fight from trenches.
- Countries that fought together against the Central Powers.
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- Powers, The alliance of Germany, Austria-Hungary, and others.
- Information used to influence public opinion.
- Pride and loyalty towards one’s country.
- of Versailles, The peace treaty that ended WWI.
- An agreement to stop fighting.
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
- Scare, period of public fear and anxiety over the supposed rise of communist or socialist ideologies in a noncommunist state
18 Clues: An agreement to stop fighting. • German submarines used in warfare. • Ferdinand, archduke of Austria-Este • Spying to gather secret information. • A term used for Australian soldiers. • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. • Pride and loyalty towards one’s country. • Information used to influence public opinion. • to send out of the country by legal deportation • ...
Australia 2022-05-16
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- A multi-venue performing arts centre in Sydney.
- Slang for swimsuit in australia.
- Capital of Australia
- The name of a battle in WW1, which Australian and New Zeland troops landed on Anzac Cove on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
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- Man who played Marvel's Wolverine. He was born in Australia.
- Australia's national flag.
- Another phrase for Australia.
- The colloquial name for the vast, unpopulated and mainly arid areas that comprise Australia’s interior and remote coasts.
- A marsupial that is native to Australia and is mistakenly called a bear.
- Native to Australia and jumps alot.
10 Clues: Capital of Australia • Australia's national flag. • Another phrase for Australia. • Slang for swimsuit in australia. • Native to Australia and jumps alot. • A multi-venue performing arts centre in Sydney. • Man who played Marvel's Wolverine. He was born in Australia. • A marsupial that is native to Australia and is mistakenly called a bear. • ...
anzac 2023-05-03
International Foods Crossword 2025-07-17
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- Where in the world do anzac biscuits come from?
- Where in the world are quesadillas from?
- Where in the world is fish and chips from?
- Which country has the national dish of Cepelinai?
- Where in the world is masala dosa from?
- Where in the world did kimchi first become popular?
- Which country has the national dish of Pot-au-feu?
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- Where in the world would you have first found a shawarma?
- Where in the world is ceviche from?
- Which country has the national dish of cabbage rolls (sarmale)?
- Where in the world did jollof rice originate?
- Where in the world is wiener schnitzel from?
- Where in the world is lasagne from?
- Which country has the national dish of bigos stew?
14 Clues: Where in the world is ceviche from? • Where in the world is lasagne from? • Where in the world is masala dosa from? • Where in the world are quesadillas from? • Where in the world is fish and chips from? • Where in the world is wiener schnitzel from? • Where in the world did jollof rice originate? • Where in the world do anzac biscuits come from? • ...
wwl 2023-10-12
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- A famous German fighter pilot.
- Countries like France, Russia, and the UK.
- The war effort on the home front.
- Media used to influence public opinion.
- German Emperor during WWl.
- Growing weariness with the war.
- Australian and New Zealand troops.
- Main theater of war in France.
- Airship used in reconnaissance.
- Germany and Austria-Hungary, among others.
- Trigger for the war.
- Sinking of this ship outraged the US.
- American troops in Europe.
- A failed Allied campaign in Turkey.
- Sold to fund the war effort.
- The document that ended the war.
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- German military strategy.
- The perilous area between trenches.
- His assassination triggered the war.
- Expansion of empires as a cause.
- Deadly chemical warfare.
- Submersible warcraft.
- A system of fortifications dug into the ground.
- The cessation of hostilities.
- Intense patriotism.
- A major battle on the Western Front.
- Led to a communist government.
- Humanitarian aid organization.
- Battle with enormous casualties.
- Submarine used by the Central Powers.
30 Clues: Intense patriotism. • Trigger for the war. • Submersible warcraft. • Deadly chemical warfare. • German military strategy. • German Emperor during WWl. • American troops in Europe. • Sold to fund the war effort. • The cessation of hostilities. • A famous German fighter pilot. • Main theater of war in France. • Led to a communist government. • Humanitarian aid organization. • ...
Australia in WWI 2016-02-03
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- a ditch used to hide the soldiers in battle
- having an unbalanced or one-sided opinion
- Acronym of the Australian soldiers
- information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote a political cause or point of view
- war in Africa from 1899-1902
- 400 of this ethnicity was prejudiced against and allowed to join the war
- the number amount in thousands which Australia promised Britain
- evidence we use in history to support our ideas
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- The last war Australia was apart of
- Most Australians felt apart of this country
- The acronym of the Australian army
- people who objected to the war
- Australia was apart of the British Empire as...
- the bandages that wrapped around the legs of soldiers
- Prime minster of Australia in 1914. Joseph....
15 Clues: war in Africa from 1899-1902 • people who objected to the war • The acronym of the Australian army • Acronym of the Australian soldiers • The last war Australia was apart of • having an unbalanced or one-sided opinion • a ditch used to hide the soldiers in battle • Most Australians felt apart of this country • Prime minster of Australia in 1914. Joseph.... • ...
World War One 2013-09-24
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- Troops on horseback are called _______.
- The alliance formed by Britain, France and Russia in 1907.
- A group of countries formed a what?
- Australia New Zealand Army Corps is what in short?
- The first trench in the line up.
- A yellow gas used as a chemical weapon.
- No _____ Land.
- A group of soldiers, made up of at least two divisions is called a _____.
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- A short term for a German submarine.
- A member of a small, often unofficial fighting force is called a what?
- An infectious disease that causes fever and joint pains.
- The name given to the infection caused by standing endless hours in cold water.
- What month did Germany declare war on Russia?
- In what season did WW1 begin?
14 Clues: No _____ Land. • In what season did WW1 begin? • The first trench in the line up. • A group of countries formed a what? • A short term for a German submarine. • Troops on horseback are called _______. • A yellow gas used as a chemical weapon. • What month did Germany declare war on Russia? • Australia New Zealand Army Corps is what in short? • ...
Anzac Day Crossword 2024-06-05
6 Clues: A red flower • A ring covered in flowers • Day The 25 of April is... • Someone who fights in the war • biscuit A yummy Snack baked • An instrument Played on the 25/4
Gallipoli 2024-03-27
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- The insect that infested camps at Gallipoli
- The month of the Gallipoli landing
- After eight months our troops decided to
- The empire that the Allies were invading with this attack
- The country that Gallipoli is in
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- The strategic waterway that the Allied forces were trying the take control of
- When the troops had to dig in to hold their positions they dug...
- The united military of Australian and New Zealand
- The flower used to commemorate this event
- This is who we were fighting against at Gallipoli
10 Clues: The country that Gallipoli is in • The month of the Gallipoli landing • After eight months our troops decided to • The flower used to commemorate this event • The insect that infested camps at Gallipoli • The united military of Australian and New Zealand • This is who we were fighting against at Gallipoli • The empire that the Allies were invading with this attack • ...
World war 1 2025-03-27
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- A war memorial commonly found in New Zealand towns
- Signed on November 11 1918 ending the war
- The main theatre of war where many New Zealand troops fought
- The campaign where many New Zealand soldiers fought in 1915
- New Zealand women who served overseas caring for the wounded
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- A major battle in 1917 where New Zealand suffered heavy losses
- The acronym for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- Introduced in New Zealand in 1916 to increase troop numbers
- The organisation founded to support returned soldiers
- A flower symbolising remembrance of fallen soldiers
10 Clues: Signed on November 11 1918 ending the war • A war memorial commonly found in New Zealand towns • A flower symbolising remembrance of fallen soldiers • The organisation founded to support returned soldiers • The acronym for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • Introduced in New Zealand in 1916 to increase troop numbers • ...
World War 1 and 2 2019-11-28
6 Clues: Who was Hilter working with? • Who was in charge of the Germans? • What people group were the Nazis after? • What was Us, Uk, France and Russia called? • What day was Arch Duke Franz Ferdinand die? • What is one of the days we celebrate every year?
Australia at War in WW1 2024-11-16
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- Agreement between nations to help each other in war
- Campaign to capture a strategic waterway in Turkey
- Someone who joined the army, often after a campaign
- Soldiers who fought on foot in WW1 battles
- Posters and media to shape public opinion about the war
- Agreement signed to officially stop the fighting
- WW1 term for the trauma caused by constant bombardment
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- British leader who directed the Gallipoli campaign
- Women who cared for wounded soldiers at the front
- A law forcing men to join the army during WW1
- Nickname for Australian soldiers during WW1
- Limited food supplies given to soldiers during the war
- Long ditches used by soldiers to fight and take cover
- A WW1 battle site where Australian troops fought bravely
- Examining sources to understand historical events
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, famous in WW1
16 Clues: Soldiers who fought on foot in WW1 battles • Nickname for Australian soldiers during WW1 • A law forcing men to join the army during WW1 • Agreement signed to officially stop the fighting • Women who cared for wounded soldiers at the front • Examining sources to understand historical events • British leader who directed the Gallipoli campaign • ...
ANZAC 2023-04-27
anzac 2023-05-03
Australian Identity 2022-04-05
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- Law which is used to pay money to individuals
- ________ day (some say this is Australia Day)
- Lots of different cultures
- Someone who moves from one place to another
- Sydney _________ House
- Country which arrived in 1788
- __________ Minister, leader of national government
- Damaging someone's reputation (16.5)
- River in Perth
- Country which suffered war in 1970s (15.11)
- What a law is called before it is approved
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- Chinese New Year dance (15.11)
- First governor of Australia (15.12)
- The month of our national day
- One way we can make our voice heard (15.7)
- Freedom, equality and a fair go are types of these
- Australian state
- WA State Memorial place (15.8)
- Began in 1850 (15.11)
- Wanting to help suffering people(15.10)
- A type of civil law
- The highest court in Australia
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- One of our main freedoms in Australia
- Seen on Australia Day
- Surname of 2015 Australian of the Year (15.9)
26 Clues: River in Perth • Australian state • A type of civil law • Began in 1850 (15.11) • Seen on Australia Day • Sydney _________ House • Lots of different cultures • The month of our national day • Country which arrived in 1788 • Chinese New Year dance (15.11) • WA State Memorial place (15.8) • The highest court in Australia • First governor of Australia (15.12) • ...
WWI Crossword 2017-04-05
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- A new type of communication technology at the time
- A disease caused by trench conditions
- Has trenches on either side
- A type of gas introduced in WWI
- The side of the war France took part in
- Countries expanding.
- Putting one's country at highest priority
- The alliance Britain was a third of
- Loyalty to this was a reason for enlistment for some
- First major engagment for Australian Soldiers
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- A new type of battle in WWI
- A reason to enlist for some
- The problem a campaign failed to overcome
- Soldiers remembered annualy in some countries
- A topic that split Australia in half
- Along with other things, dragged the war out
- Giving the military near top priority in a country
- The name of a document signed to prevent chemical warfare
- A complicated system that contribtued to the start of the war
- A new type of vehicle used for battle
20 Clues: Countries expanding. • A new type of battle in WWI • A reason to enlist for some • Has trenches on either side • A type of gas introduced in WWI • The alliance Britain was a third of • A topic that split Australia in half • A disease caused by trench conditions • A new type of vehicle used for battle • The side of the war France took part in • ...
World War I 2014-07-01
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- An agreement with opposing sides to stop fighting.
- Treaty of what?
- Serve as a memorial or reminder.
- Distortion of the truth to persuade people.
- Extending ones empire (taking over new land).
- Ballot which voters decide on a political question.
- Turkey was named this Empire during WWI.
- War Precautions Act restricted this.
- Landed here on the 25th of April 1915.
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- Australia's Prime Minister in the peace conference.
- Month that the Armistice was signed.
- Month of Anzac Day.
- Building up a country's armed forces.
- Australia was seen to be brave, loyal, courageous.
- Franz Ferdinand is heir to this empire.
- Where Australia's fought during the war.
- A wooden board to stand on that prevents muddy boots.
- Compulsory enlistment for state service.
- Germany's plan to attack Belgium to get through France.
- Restriction or control of what people can say, hear, sea or read.
- Village in the Western Front where the AIF fought.
21 Clues: Treaty of what? • Month of Anzac Day. • Serve as a memorial or reminder. • Month that the Armistice was signed. • War Precautions Act restricted this. • Building up a country's armed forces. • Landed here on the 25th of April 1915. • Franz Ferdinand is heir to this empire. • Where Australia's fought during the war. • Compulsory enlistment for state service. • ...
Terminology of WWI 2023-09-03
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- back home was referenced as.
- a Beach in Italy where Australia first saw combat.
- a reason for the start of WWI.
- Allied power which Australia is tied to.
- type of warfare strategy used most in WWI.
- Britain, France, Australia, and later Italy.
- WWI also had Air forces and _____.
- World ____ I
- worn on feet by soldiers
- many of these took place during WWI.
- Group of soldiers is called.
- Country soldiers were sent to for training.
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- Winston ____ withdrew from the government after Gallipoli.
- Germany, Austria, Ottoman Empire.
- another word for soldier.
- A document by which the government must abide by.
- space between trenches where soldiers did not cross.
- a form of advising use to draw men into signing up for war.
- Name for Australian and New Zealand soldiers.
- there was one in Russia, causing their exit from WWI
- A battle along a northern river in France
- WWI is also known as _____ war.
22 Clues: World ____ I • worn on feet by soldiers • another word for soldier. • back home was referenced as. • Group of soldiers is called. • a reason for the start of WWI. • WWI is also known as _____ war. • Germany, Austria, Ottoman Empire. • WWI also had Air forces and _____. • many of these took place during WWI. • Allied power which Australia is tied to. • ...
World War I 2024-12-11
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- Strait where Gallipoli landings took place.
- Individual who caused the death of this puzzle's subject.
- Country which joined WWI in 1917.
- Name for traumatic stress caused by 19.
- Group which killed this puzzle's subject.
- Triple ______ (alliance of Britain, France, and Russia).
- Cause of death of this puzzle's subject.
- New military technology first used in WWI.
- Country where this puzzle's subject died.
- Weapon which caused the most casualties during WWI.
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- Defensive structure used to keep soldiers safe from 17 and 19.
- Army corps of Australia's forces in WWI.
- Country Germany attempted to move through to attack France.
- Month in which the armistice was signed, and Remembrance Day is observed.
- This puzzle's subject.
- Type of military unit used early in WWI, later replaced with tanks.
- City where this puzzle's subject died.
- The nationality of this puzzle's subject.
- New type of weapon that favoured defensive tactics.
- Battle in which over one million soldiers died.
20 Clues: This puzzle's subject. • Country which joined WWI in 1917. • City where this puzzle's subject died. • Name for traumatic stress caused by 19. • Army corps of Australia's forces in WWI. • Cause of death of this puzzle's subject. • Group which killed this puzzle's subject. • The nationality of this puzzle's subject. • Country where this puzzle's subject died. • ...
AUTUMN 2026 2026-02-10
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- AMERICAN NAME FOR AUTUMN
- WARWICK WINTER FESTIVAL _____ AND JAZZ
- WHAT GETS DECORATED IN TENTERFIELD THE WEEKEND OF THE AUTUMN FESTIVAL
- NAME OF FROG SCULPTURE IN WARWICK'S FEDERATION PARK
- ASTROLOGICAL EVENT AT RIDGEMILL ESTATE IN MAY
- STANTHORPE CANCER GROUP FUNDRAISER IN MAY
- FESTIVAL HELD ON MAY LONG WEEKEND IN GLEN INNES
- STEEL SCULPTURE IN FRONT OF INVERELL'S ART GALLERY
- WHAT DAY IS RECOGNISED ON THE 25TH APRIL
- WHAT WILL APPEAR ONCE THE MORNING TEMPERATURES REACH ZERO DEGREES
- NAME WHEN DAYS AND NIGHTS ARE NEARLY EQUAL
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- TYPE OF TREE THAT LOSES LEAVES IN AUTUMN
- GEM FESTIVAL IN GLEN INNES IN MARCH
- WHAT IS QUEENSLAND'S LONG WEEKEND IN MAY FOR
- BALLANDEAN ESTATE'S VOCAL EVENT IN MAY
- VENUE WHERE GRANITE ROCK 'N BLUES WILL BE HELD IN APRIL
- IMPROVISING TRIO PLAYING AT THE PIANO MILL IN MARCH
- STEEL SCULPTURE IN GLEN INNES' MAIN STREET
- RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL CELEBRATED IN APRIL
- MONTH TENTERFIELD'S AUTUMN FESTIVAL IS HELD
20 Clues: AMERICAN NAME FOR AUTUMN • GEM FESTIVAL IN GLEN INNES IN MARCH • BALLANDEAN ESTATE'S VOCAL EVENT IN MAY • WARWICK WINTER FESTIVAL _____ AND JAZZ • RELIGIOUS FESTIVAL CELEBRATED IN APRIL • TYPE OF TREE THAT LOSES LEAVES IN AUTUMN • WHAT DAY IS RECOGNISED ON THE 25TH APRIL • STANTHORPE CANCER GROUP FUNDRAISER IN MAY • STEEL SCULPTURE IN GLEN INNES' MAIN STREET • ...
anzac day crossword 2023-05-05
5 Clues: an exspolsive • a group of solders • somthing that solders use to fight • a flower that people have on anzac day • something that solders used to ge around in the war
grey angels 2026-02-12
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- what were hospital ships also known as
- what was the name of te ship that spent time at anzac cove
- how did edna describe the somme
- what colour do the nurses wear
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- patients were sick with illnesses like dysentery and
- how many nz nurses boarded the ss rotarua
- after a year in Egypt where was edna sent
7 Clues: what colour do the nurses wear • how did edna describe the somme • what were hospital ships also known as • how many nz nurses boarded the ss rotarua • after a year in Egypt where was edna sent • patients were sick with illnesses like dysentery and • what was the name of te ship that spent time at anzac cove
Altamira Venturer Unit Crossword 2020-06-25
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- Altamira's Mascot
- cub leader (old program)
- 4th of the 'SPICES'
- what are we?
- (2 words) organisers
- to find your way
- tiny Scouts
- orienteering scavenger hunt
- Queens Scout Award Recipient
- 6th of the 'SPICES'
- 1st week back
- long walk
- Assistant Chairperson
- (2 words) young leader
- (abrv) founder of scouting
- (2 words) scout theatre
- this section
- Never Eat Soggy Wheatbix
- a scout is...
- portable stove
- 5th of the 'SPICES'
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- (2 words) highest award in Venturers
- (2 words) reflection
- 'adults' in charge
- camping shelter
- what to do with rope?
- (2 words) used for construction
- scout saying
- camp activity
- 2nd of the 'SPICES'
- Unit Secretary
- lest we forget
- Unit Chairperson
- for keeping warm
- 'adult' scouts
- to show the way
- 3rd of the 'SPICES'
- Unit Council member
- overnight activity
- yellow shirt scouts
- Scout Group
- 1st of the 'SPICES'
- Unit Treasurer
- for knots
44 Clues: long walk • for knots • tiny Scouts • Scout Group • scout saying • what are we? • this section • camp activity • 1st week back • a scout is... • Unit Secretary • lest we forget • 'adult' scouts • Unit Treasurer • portable stove • camping shelter • to show the way • Unit Chairperson • for keeping warm • to find your way • Altamira's Mascot • 'adults' in charge • overnight activity • 4th of the 'SPICES' • ...
AHRINC16 2016-07-28
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- Breakfasting bushranger conferencing stateside
- Upcoming webinar has how many ways to empower?
- The quiet achiever with the most important job at AHRI
- Author of 100 year(s of) life
- Social club's latest triumph
- What Dr Stefan thinks will change the way we live and work
- Stan Grant's new book
- AHRI's age
- Surely the most popular speaker at AHRINC16 exhibition
- Winner of the 2016 Anzac Peace Prize
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- Ultra-glamorous host of AHRINC16 Gala Dinner
- Those not going to AHRINC16 should do this
- Not 'guy' of the Year
- Mal's game
- C x C x C =
- Darkly confident speaker returning to ID talent
- The full Lina
- The new Femi
- Pillar #2
- She says Haere mai on Wednesday
- A current day Umberto Boccioni at AHRINC16?
- Where are Nora's tea cups?
- capability MOE bullseye
- Humpday Kelly gang
- AHRINC16 principal sponsor
- Dwayne Johnson of NeuroLeadership
- Most popular speaker at ARINC15 exhibition
27 Clues: Pillar #2 • Mal's game • AHRI's age • C x C x C = • The new Femi • The full Lina • Humpday Kelly gang • Not 'guy' of the Year • Stan Grant's new book • capability MOE bullseye • Where are Nora's tea cups? • AHRINC16 principal sponsor • Social club's latest triumph • Author of 100 year(s of) life • She says Haere mai on Wednesday • Dwayne Johnson of NeuroLeadership • ...
Merry Christmas Baby 2025-12-21
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- Where did I live in perth (2)
- Joseph … Robinson
- Bailey says this when she’s hungry
- Most used first guess
- one of my favourite daily rituals with you
- Ocean after a …
- cutest animal
- you if you were a cheese
- Not my first
- We failed this together (2)
- Our fav food (3)
- First friend I met
- special restaurant
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- Favorite game (2)
- How many best friends (2)
- first trip away together
- Noah’s girlfriend
- Licks too much
- Where we first met (3)
- Where you go when you want a big brekky in perth (sarcasm)(2)
- When do look the most handsome (2)
- Favorite dog breed
- anzac day eve (2)
- … village wine
- You always wanted someone to call you this
- Where the mail comes from, date
- Our favorite song (2)
- who’s my favorite girl in the world
- What did Jack take of yours
- What you look like when you sit on a rock
30 Clues: Not my first • cutest animal • Licks too much • … village wine • Ocean after a … • Our fav food (3) • Favorite game (2) • Noah’s girlfriend • Joseph … Robinson • anzac day eve (2) • Favorite dog breed • First friend I met • special restaurant • Most used first guess • Our favorite song (2) • Where we first met (3) • first trip away together • you if you were a cheese • How many best friends (2) • ...
World War 1 2022-11-02
Across
- distortion of the truth to persuade people to support an action or point of view
- person who holds a religious or other conscientious belief that is immoral to take part in war
- restriction or control of what people can say, hear, see or read
- abbreviation for Australian and New Zealand Troops
- ballot in which voters decide on a political question.
- compulsory enrollment of persons especially for military service.
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- an agreement by both sides to stop fighting while a peace treaty is negotiated.
- German submarines
- unoccupied ground between the opposing armies
- abbreviation for Australian Imperial Force
- a stalemate in which neither side can gain an advantage
- to join voluntarily, usually the military
12 Clues: German submarines • to join voluntarily, usually the military • abbreviation for Australian Imperial Force • unoccupied ground between the opposing armies • abbreviation for Australian and New Zealand Troops • ballot in which voters decide on a political question. • a stalemate in which neither side can gain an advantage • ...
I know ur search history 2022-04-27
5 Clues: the main flower of ANZAC day • the main protagonist of the war • th ANZAC's _________ their life's • a allie of germany that was attacked • a agreement made by oposing sides of a war
world war 1 2013-09-24
5 Clues: used for bombing • leader of the soldiers • type of wire used as a barrier • the country with the most soldiers • the anniversary of the New Zealand and Australia fighting
WW1 Crossword 2013-09-24
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- 7. a bad foot disease caused by standing in the mud too much
- 9. an underground storage area.
- 3. Something to stop the opposing soldiers from going into the opposing sides trench
- 4. When is ANZAC Day?
- 6. used as protection from the enemies gun fire
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- 1. When did WW1 begin?
- 2. Things that go on the bottom of a trench to stop soldiers from slipping
- 8. the front wall of a trench
- 11. the back wall of a trench
- 5. You get onto this to shoot whilst being protected by your trench
- 10. a hiding place in a trench
11 Clues: 4. When is ANZAC Day? • 1. When did WW1 begin? • 8. the front wall of a trench • 11. the back wall of a trench • 10. a hiding place in a trench • 9. an underground storage area. • 6. used as protection from the enemies gun fire • 7. a bad foot disease caused by standing in the mud too much • 5. You get onto this to shoot whilst being protected by your trench • ...
Biscuits 2022-09-02
Across
- sandwich biscuit filled with a creamy, custard-flavoured centre.
- A hard biscuit, flavoured with powdered ginger, often dunked in tea or coffee
- crisp and sugary cookie wafer with a piece of paper inside
- sometimes described as a sweet-meal biscuit,
- associated with the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- dry biscuit, often used to decorate ice cream
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- made when Ruth Graves Wakefield chopped up a Nestlé semi-sweet chocolate bar and added it to cookie bater
- often called sugar biscuits
- usually in the shape of a stylized human being
- cottish biscuit usually made from one part white sugar, two parts butter
- sweet meringue-based confection made with egg
11 Clues: often called sugar biscuits • sometimes described as a sweet-meal biscuit, • sweet meringue-based confection made with egg • dry biscuit, often used to decorate ice cream • usually in the shape of a stylized human being • associated with the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • crisp and sugary cookie wafer with a piece of paper inside • ...
Week 2 2026-04-30
Across
- what our mother's day plates are made of
- the type of fish in Blueback
- A in ANZAC
- Officially remember and show respect for a person or event.
- A person known informally, who is not a close friend.
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- a board game in the class with letters
- Questions where the exact answer is right there on the page. Use these to check facts.
- Questions that make you form an opinion or make a judgement using the text and your own ideas.
- 3 + 2
- The family in Blueback
- addition strategy where you start at the larger number and jump the smaller number to reach the answer.
11 Clues: 3 + 2 • A in ANZAC • The family in Blueback • the type of fish in Blueback • a board game in the class with letters • what our mother's day plates are made of • A person known informally, who is not a close friend. • Officially remember and show respect for a person or event. • Questions where the exact answer is right there on the page. Use these to check facts. • ...
WORLD WAR I 2016-07-17
Across
- When countries build up their armed forces for war
- Empire who's Archduke was assassinated
- When the government forces you into military service
- Battle fought by the ANZACS
- The pride one has for their country and willing to defend it when the time calls
- When countries try to build up an empire by using colonisation or military force
- When you go to battle
- An alliance between United Kingdom, France and Russia
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- The country Britain declared war against
- One of the British Empire's allies
- Archduke who was assassinated
- Empire who Australia fought along side
- An alliance between Germany, Austria-Hungary and Italy
- A place where soldiers fight battles
- Australian and New Zealand Armed Forces
- Where ANZAC's fought
- Ballot which voters decide on a political question
- A distortion of truth to persuade people to support an action or point of view
- a person who goes into battle
- When one or more countries promise to defend another during times of war
20 Clues: Where ANZAC's fought • When you go to battle • Battle fought by the ANZACS • Archduke who was assassinated • a person who goes into battle • One of the British Empire's allies • A place where soldiers fight battles • Empire who Australia fought along side • Empire who's Archduke was assassinated • Australian and New Zealand Armed Forces • ...
WW1 2025-03-09
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- Franz Ferdinand Assassination that sparked the war
- British ship sunk by a German U-boat
- Treaty that ended the war
- Agreement that ended fighting on November 11, 1918
- Wilson American President during WWI
- Coalition including France, Britain, and the U.S.
- Plan Code name for German military plan to invade France
- Man's Land Dangerous area between trenches
- Gas Chemical weapon first used in WWI
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- von Richthofen Elite German fighter pilot nicknamed the "Red Baron"
- Nickname for U.S. infantrymen in WWI
- German submarine used in naval blockades
- Long ditches soldiers lived in
- Major WWI battle fought on the Western Front in 1916
- Wilhelm Leader of Germany during the war
- Payment demanded from Germany after the war
- of Nations International group formed after the war to promote peace
- Site of a brutal battle between France and Germany
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- Russian revolutionaries who overthrew the government during WWI
20 Clues: Treaty that ended the war • Long ditches soldiers lived in • Nickname for U.S. infantrymen in WWI • British ship sunk by a German U-boat • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • Wilson American President during WWI • Gas Chemical weapon first used in WWI • German submarine used in naval blockades • Wilhelm Leader of Germany during the war • ...
Anzac Day Crossword 2022-04-27
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- a state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose
- a formal agreement of warring parties to stop fighting
- the action or fact of commemorating a dead person or past event
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- a conflict between different countries or different groups within a country
- Be entitled or appointed to act or speak for someone especially in an official capacity
- a statue or structure that is made to remind people of an certain person or an event
- remembering the soldiers who fought for their countries giving them peace and respect
- Flowers that symbolise the people whose death occurred in the war
8 Clues: a formal agreement of warring parties to stop fighting • the action or fact of commemorating a dead person or past event • Flowers that symbolise the people whose death occurred in the war • a state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose • a conflict between different countries or different groups within a country • ...
Food Tech 2016-11-30
Across
- Ability to fight or resist disease or infection
- Where is kitkats origin?
- what does aloo mean in India?
- what ingredient has the highest percentage in Anzac biscuits
- Coffee made by forcing steam under pressure
- Chemical substance made by the body to perform specific functions
- A dry plum
- Standards to judge against
- relating to senses or sensation
- Determine the value of something
- what does vitamin K help with?
- which family does shallots belong to?
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- what ingredient has the highest percentage in hot cross buns
- Who is 10foodtecy teacher?
- A high blood pressure
- When are strawberries in season?
- how long does an average chicken take to roast?
- french word for small causal restaurant
- restriction
- what spice turns rice yellow?
- What flavor is bigarade sauce?
- provide financial aid
- Where was Waldorf Salad created?
- improve or build on
- what nuts are used to make pesto sauce?
- I will___ my dinner
- what is a snipe?
27 Clues: A dry plum • restriction • what is a snipe? • improve or build on • I will___ my dinner • A high blood pressure • provide financial aid • Where is kitkats origin? • Who is 10foodtecy teacher? • Standards to judge against • what does aloo mean in India? • what spice turns rice yellow? • What flavor is bigarade sauce? • what does vitamin K help with? • relating to senses or sensation • ...
Year 10 HASS Prelude to World War II Recap Crossword 2016-08-17
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- President of Germany until his death in 1934: Paul von...
- The ideology adopted by Italy and Germany before WWII
- German troops occupied this in 1936
- The policy adopted by France and Great Britain to avoid war with Germany
- One of the countries occupied by Germany in 1939
- The territory between East Prussia and the rest of Germany
- Your wonderful and not at all lame prac teacher's surname
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- Invaded by Germany in 1939
- The name given to the German-speaking part of a country south-east of Germany
- The Treaty of...
- The Prime Minister of Great Britain before WWII: Neville...
- This free city was annexed by Germany during the invasion of Poland
- The month Germany invaded Poland in 1939
- After WWI, Germany stopped being a monarchy and became a...
- League of...
- The leader of Germany in WWII: ______ Hitler
- The name commonly given to the Australia and New Zealand Army Corp
17 Clues: League of... • The Treaty of... • Invaded by Germany in 1939 • German troops occupied this in 1936 • The month Germany invaded Poland in 1939 • The leader of Germany in WWII: ______ Hitler • One of the countries occupied by Germany in 1939 • The ideology adopted by Italy and Germany before WWII • President of Germany until his death in 1934: Paul von... • ...
ANZAC Day Crossword! 2022-04-27
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- a person who has had long experience in a particular field
- a long, narrow ditch
- a herbaceous plant with showy flowers, milky sap, and rounded seed capsules. Many poppies contain alkaloids and are a source of drugs such as morphine and codeine
- be entitled or appointed to act or speak for (someone), especially in an official capacity
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- a ceremony or celebration in which a person or event is remembered
- a statue or structure established to remind people of a person or event
- truce
- a state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country
8 Clues: truce • a long, narrow ditch • a person who has had long experience in a particular field • a ceremony or celebration in which a person or event is remembered • a statue or structure established to remind people of a person or event • a state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country • ...
WWI 2024-05-23
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- This battle is one of the largest and most devastating involving British forces
- Substance first used in WWI, causing severe burns and blindness.
- A failed campaign in Turkey involving British and ANZAC forces.
- The type of war that involved deep ditches.
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- German submarines used to disrupt British supply lines.
- Airships used by Germans to bomb London.
- Agreement that ended World War I.
7 Clues: Agreement that ended World War I. • Airships used by Germans to bomb London. • The type of war that involved deep ditches. • German submarines used to disrupt British supply lines. • A failed campaign in Turkey involving British and ANZAC forces. • Substance first used in WWI, causing severe burns and blindness. • ...
WWI 2024-05-23
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- This battle is one of the largest and most devastating involving British forces
- Substance first used in WWI, causing severe burns and blindness.
- A failed campaign in Turkey involving British and ANZAC forces.
- The type of war that involved deep ditches.
Down
- German submarines used to disrupt British supply lines.
- Airships used by Germans to bomb London.
- Agreement that ended World War I.
7 Clues: Agreement that ended World War I. • Airships used by Germans to bomb London. • The type of war that involved deep ditches. • German submarines used to disrupt British supply lines. • A failed campaign in Turkey involving British and ANZAC forces. • Substance first used in WWI, causing severe burns and blindness. • ...
Australian Important Days 2025-11-19
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- we remember how Jesus raised from the dead
- we celebrate the beginning of the Year
- we celebrate with trees and gifts
- we remember those who have died before us
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- we remember how our Country started
- we remember those who served for us in World War 1
- A week dedicated to celebrating the history and culture of Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders
7 Clues: we celebrate with trees and gifts • we remember how our Country started • we celebrate the beginning of the Year • we remember those who have died before us • we remember how Jesus raised from the dead • we remember those who served for us in World War 1 • A week dedicated to celebrating the history and culture of Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders
Remembrance Day Crossword 2023-10-19
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- the month where remembrance day is observed
- a brass intrument used to play military calls
- a deep narrow hole dug in the ground used as protection in high conflict areas
- a formal agreement of warring parties to stop fighting.
- high respect; great esteem.
- a statue or structure established to remind people of a person or event.
- the armed forces of a country.
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- a state of armed conflict between different countries or different groups within a country.
- a common phrase said on ANZAC day and Remembrance day
- clothing or gear worn to blend in with the environment
- A person who serves in a military force
- what those in the military make for our country
- a symbol of remembrance often worn on clothing
- at 11am, everyone partakes in 2 minutes of _________
14 Clues: high respect; great esteem. • the armed forces of a country. • A person who serves in a military force • the month where remembrance day is observed • a brass intrument used to play military calls • a symbol of remembrance often worn on clothing • what those in the military make for our country • at 11am, everyone partakes in 2 minutes of _________ • ...
Canberra 2022-10-21
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- The highest court in Australia.
- The soldiers that faught for Australia and New Zealand.
- unknown soldier The tume of what soldier was at parliament house.
- Where the Prime Minister lives.
- The man in charge at the senate who told people when they could speak or if they were out of place.
- Minister The man in charge of the country.
- A place where you can see the whole of Canberra.
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- What is the colour of the house of representatives?
- Where all the coins were minted.
- What was Burley Griffin's true first name.
- What food did we get on the way up to Canberra?
- What was the name of our bus driver in Canberra?
- What was the name of the movie we saw?
- Where foreigners go when there in trouble.
- Our last activity in Canberra.
- The guy who took us on a tour around Parliament House.
16 Clues: Our last activity in Canberra. • The highest court in Australia. • Where the Prime Minister lives. • Where all the coins were minted. • What was the name of the movie we saw? • What was Burley Griffin's true first name. • Minister The man in charge of the country. • Where foreigners go when there in trouble. • What food did we get on the way up to Canberra? • ...
Bowentown 2023 2023-11-12
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- How many pet friendly Villas are available
- What is the surname of the owners of Bowentown Holiday Park
- What is the name of the Island just off Bowentown Heads
- Name a specific shorebird that nests/breeds in sand on Bowentown Beach
- What is the name of the Maori Tribe in this area (2 words)
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- How many Kombi Cabins are on site
- Name the Bay where you can boat/swim/picnic
- Name of Road Bowentown Holiday park is on
- Who owns Waihi Mine (2 words)
- What species, living in the ocean, has tentacles
- How long (in Kms) is Bowentown Beach to Waihi Beach
- How many kms off shore is mayor island
12 Clues: Who owns Waihi Mine (2 words) • How many Kombi Cabins are on site • How many kms off shore is mayor island • Name of Road Bowentown Holiday park is on • How many pet friendly Villas are available • Name the Bay where you can boat/swim/picnic • What species, living in the ocean, has tentacles • How long (in Kms) is Bowentown Beach to Waihi Beach • ...
Canberra study tour 2022-10-20
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- where the prime minister lives
- a place where you can see the whole of canberra.
- What was the name of the movie we saw.
- where all the coins were minted in australia.
- What food did we get on the plane on the way to canberra
- our last activity in canberra
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- the highest court in australia.
- A place were foriegners can go when their in trouuble.
- The man in charge at the senate who told people when they could speak or if they were out of place.
- The soldiers that faught foir Australia and New Zealand.
- What was Burley Griffin's true first name?
- The guy who took us on a tour around parliament house.
12 Clues: our last activity in canberra • where the prime minister lives • the highest court in australia. • What was the name of the movie we saw. • What was Burley Griffin's true first name? • where all the coins were minted in australia. • a place where you can see the whole of canberra. • A place were foriegners can go when their in trouuble. • ...
Rememberance Day 2023-10-12
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- what those in the military make for the safety of their country
- a person who serves in a military force
- a symbol of rememberance often worn on clothing
- clothing or gear to blend into the environment
- the month when rememberance day is observed
- a common phrase said on rememberance day and anzac day
- at 11am everyone partakes in 2 minutes of ______
- a structure or place dedicated to those who served and sacrificed
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- the name of the poem that highlights the significance of the poppy flower
- a traditional event with military units
- the day when world war 1 ended, observed on november 11
- a brass intrument used to play military calls
- to show deep respect
- a deep narrow hole dug in the ground used as protection in high conflict areas
14 Clues: to show deep respect • a person who serves in a military force • a traditional event with military units • the month when rememberance day is observed • a brass intrument used to play military calls • clothing or gear to blend into the environment • a symbol of rememberance often worn on clothing • at 11am everyone partakes in 2 minutes of ______ • ...
World War 1 2025-05-30
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- Long narrow tunnels in the ground used for combat
- The main job women had in WW1
- The country that started as part of the central powers, but switched sides in 1915
- The voluntary enrolment in the armed forces
- The campaign commemorated on ANZAC day
- Compulsory military service
- Main type of gas used in the war
- Posters/Advertising used to promote a point of view or opinion
- The limiting of information that is sensitive or damaging
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- The leader who was assassinated in Sarajevo
- The people fighting in WW1
- Formal agreement between parties to stop fighting
- Main battlefield in the war, found on the border of France
- When neither side in a conflict can make any major progress, sometimes causing the conflict to end
- Powerful, rapid fire gun that was first used in combat in WW1
15 Clues: The people fighting in WW1 • Compulsory military service • The main job women had in WW1 • Main type of gas used in the war • The campaign commemorated on ANZAC day • The leader who was assassinated in Sarajevo • The voluntary enrolment in the armed forces • Long narrow tunnels in the ground used for combat • Formal agreement between parties to stop fighting • ...
Australians at war 2020-07-27
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- Australian and New Zealand army cops
- What is another name for a foreign or thing?
- When you are restricting the information in books, newspapers etc what do you call it?
- An agreement between two or more countries.
- What do you call the belief that stronger and more powerful countries should rule over?
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- What do you call it when Hitler and Nazis eliminate Jewish people
- Someone that forces people to enlist the army?
- front
- Something that you call an effectionate soldier
- What is a large gun used in warfare on land?
- What do you call someone that was killed in war?
- What is the abbreviation for Australian Imperial Force?
12 Clues: front • Australian and New Zealand army cops • An agreement between two or more countries. • What is another name for a foreign or thing? • What is a large gun used in warfare on land? • Someone that forces people to enlist the army? • Something that you call an effectionate soldier • What do you call someone that was killed in war? • ...
Iconic Australian foods 2020-05-24
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- A sweet dessert that is popular on christmas
- bread- a sweet treat that the little ones usually snack on.
- pies- Pastry filled with beefy mince.
- tams- a Sweet biscuits you can dip and sip with.
- biscuits- A traditional biscuits to represent the army men.
- A savoury spread often put on toast.
- A great way to enjoy a sunday afternoon
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- A fish you can catch pretty much any where
- A common animal that is great to chuck on a burger
- grub- A grub found in your yard.
- and chips- a quick and cheap way to enjoy lunch on the beach
- another common animal that is great to eat with your favourite sauce.
12 Clues: grub- A grub found in your yard. • A savoury spread often put on toast. • pies- Pastry filled with beefy mince. • A great way to enjoy a sunday afternoon • A fish you can catch pretty much any where • A sweet dessert that is popular on christmas • tams- a Sweet biscuits you can dip and sip with. • A common animal that is great to chuck on a burger • ...
Oceania 2023-05-18
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- both a continent and a country
- The Demi god of Polynesian mythology
- Maui's final quest did not help him achieve _____________
- the greatest threat to the Great Barrier Reef
- indigenous people of Australia
- This flower is common to both Memorial and Anzac Day
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- a ceremonial war dance performed by the Maori people
- famous battle fought during WWI
- sub region of Oceania w/ thousands of small islands
- an area of land under the control of a ruler or state
- a holiday that honors New Zealand and Australian troops
- a collection of stories that belong to a particular tradition
- the tropical region of the Pacific Ocean
- True or False? Myths are common in many cultures around the world.
- One of Maui's enemies. The pieces of this animal became all the creature in the sea
15 Clues: both a continent and a country • indigenous people of Australia • famous battle fought during WWI • The Demi god of Polynesian mythology • the tropical region of the Pacific Ocean • the greatest threat to the Great Barrier Reef • sub region of Oceania w/ thousands of small islands • a ceremonial war dance performed by the Maori people • ...
World War 1 crossword 2012-05-20
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- / Where is the ANZAC cove located?
- / the Australians were trained here by the British
- / Where did the Turkish army command?
- / The Australian forces
- / The other allied base for the British and Aussies
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- / one of the allied bases for the British and Aussies ( starts with an 'A')
- / Which Lieutenant helped with the planning of retrieving the deceased in Gallipoli?
- / The name of the Australian and New Zealand Army
- / where the Australian were meant to commence their battle training from the British
- / the where gun down from the top of the 'blank'
- / how many days did it take British and ANZAC's to excavate their deceased?
11 Clues: / The Australian forces • / Where is the ANZAC cove located? • / Where did the Turkish army command? • / the where gun down from the top of the 'blank' • / The other allied base for the British and Aussies • / The name of the Australian and New Zealand Army • / the Australians were trained here by the British • ...
Week 6 homework 2020-05-31
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- the person who does something to help create the book not an illustrator
- a day of the week which you describe as wacky
- synonym of equal in decimals
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- a invention to help you get from one side of a lake to the other without getting wet
- a season where Anzac Day is held
- a fraction of ten
- finished the sentence, the ____of the cliff
7 Clues: a fraction of ten • synonym of equal in decimals • a season where Anzac Day is held • finished the sentence, the ____of the cliff • a day of the week which you describe as wacky • the person who does something to help create the book not an illustrator • a invention to help you get from one side of a lake to the other without getting wet
Gallipoli 2015-05-20
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- People who did not enlist and refused to enlist throughout the war
- When the ANZAC soldiers thought they would be home
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- The British, French and Russian side of WW1
- The place where the ANZACs landed.
- Prime Minister of Britain at the start of the war
- The biggest killer in the war
- The first name of the man whose assassination was the cause of WW1
7 Clues: The biggest killer in the war • The place where the ANZACs landed. • The British, French and Russian side of WW1 • Prime Minister of Britain at the start of the war • When the ANZAC soldiers thought they would be home • The first name of the man whose assassination was the cause of WW1 • People who did not enlist and refused to enlist throughout the war
Canberra 2022-10-21
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- Where the Prime Minister lives.
- A place where you can see the whole of Canberra.
- Minister The man in charge of the country.
- The guy who took us on a tour around Parliament House.
- Where foreigners go when there in trouble.
- The man in charge at the senate who told people when they could speak or if they were out of place.
- The soldiers that faught for Australia and New Zealand.
- Where all the coins were minted.
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- What was Burley Griffin's true first name.
- The highest court in Australia.
- What was the name of our bus driver in Canberra?
- unknown soldier The tume of what soldier was at parliament house.
- What was the name of the movie we saw?
- What food did we get on the way up to Canberra?
- Our last activity in Canberra.
- What is the colour of the house of representatives?
16 Clues: Our last activity in Canberra. • The highest court in Australia. • Where the Prime Minister lives. • Where all the coins were minted. • What was the name of the movie we saw? • What was Burley Griffin's true first name. • Minister The man in charge of the country. • Where foreigners go when there in trouble. • What food did we get on the way up to Canberra? • ...
World War I 2018-06-06
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- Former British queen whose name is used to refer to the Commonwealth's highest military decoration.
- ______ Pine was a famous battle in Gallipoli.
- Country where most ANZACs received their training prior to being sent to Gallipoli.
- John Kirkpatrick's alias surname.
- Peter Weir directed this successful Australian war movie.
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- ANZACs were part of the Australian _____ Force.
- The city that was one of the major objectives of the Gallipoli campaign.
- This is the month that Australians and New Zealanders celebrate ANZAC Day.
- A long narrow ditch used in warfare.
- Australian WW1 general with a university named after him.
- _______ beef was a staple food of the ANZACs/tinned corn beef.
11 Clues: John Kirkpatrick's alias surname. • A long narrow ditch used in warfare. • ______ Pine was a famous battle in Gallipoli. • ANZACs were part of the Australian _____ Force. • Australian WW1 general with a university named after him. • Peter Weir directed this successful Australian war movie. • _______ beef was a staple food of the ANZACs/tinned corn beef. • ...
Australia 2025-03-25
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- – The event in the 1850s that brought thousands of people to Australia
- – The process that united Australia’s colonies into one nation in 1901
- – A sacred rock formation important to Indigenous Australians
- – The soldiers who fought in Gallipoli during World War I
- – The British explorer who mapped the east coast of Australia in 1770
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- – The people sent from Britain to Australia as punishment for crimes
- – The location of the first British settlement in 1788
- – Rugby League competition played Australia wide
- – The famous rebellion by gold miners in 1854
- – The court case that recognized Aboriginal land rights in 1992
10 Clues: – The famous rebellion by gold miners in 1854 • – Rugby League competition played Australia wide • – The location of the first British settlement in 1788 • – The soldiers who fought in Gallipoli during World War I • – A sacred rock formation important to Indigenous Australians • – The court case that recognized Aboriginal land rights in 1992 • ...
The Landing In Gallipoli 2018-04-18
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- - A Time Of Day When The Sun Rises.
- - About, Around And Average E.g During A Lifetime, A Person Will Take Approxamatelly 500 Million Breaths.
- - To Engage A Person For Duty In The Armed Forces.
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- - A Country Ruled By A King Or Queen.
- - A Part Of A Gun Where You Put The Bullets In.
- - What Word Starts With “S” And Has 8 Letters.
- - Australia New Zealand Army Corps.
7 Clues: - A Time Of Day When The Sun Rises. • - Australia New Zealand Army Corps. • - A Country Ruled By A King Or Queen. • - What Word Starts With “S” And Has 8 Letters. • - A Part Of A Gun Where You Put The Bullets In. • - To Engage A Person For Duty In The Armed Forces. • ...
The Gallipoli campaign 2012-10-22
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- The area was infected with these creatures
- Every soldier had them and they were described as translucent lobster
- The _______ and British made trenches to protect them from fire
- What was the most fearful weapon introduced in the war?
- The soldiers relaxed by swimming and playing _______ on the beach
- Gas could burn, blind and _________
- The Anzac slept in these
- Britain was described as Australia's Mother ____
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- Vermin were often the size of small ____
- The temperatures in the ________ fell to -15 degrees
- Lice hatched these on soldiers and their bodied became alive with them
- Which country is Gallipoli located in?
- The cold was decribed as 'the soldiers greatest _____'
- A painful swelling of the feet caused by constant immersion in water?
- A cloth was soaked with this and was used as a gas mask
15 Clues: The Anzac slept in these • Gas could burn, blind and _________ • Which country is Gallipoli located in? • Vermin were often the size of small ____ • The area was infected with these creatures • Britain was described as Australia's Mother ____ • The temperatures in the ________ fell to -15 degrees • The cold was decribed as 'the soldiers greatest _____' • ...
WWI NZ Crossword 2026-02-12
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- What were New Zealand nurses called in WWI?
- What was PTSD called during WWI?
- Which of New Zealand’s hospital ships spend time at Anzac Cove?
- What date did the SS Rotorua reach Plymouth, England?
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- What exotic sights did the nurses see at Cape Horn?
- How many patients did New Zealand’s “White Ships” transport by the end of the war?
- What were the men with amputated arms and/or legs called?
- When did Germany launch it’s last huge attack?
- Where were the New Zealand soldiers fighting instead of the Western Front?
- When did Edna sail away?
10 Clues: When did Edna sail away? • What was PTSD called during WWI? • What were New Zealand nurses called in WWI? • When did Germany launch it’s last huge attack? • What exotic sights did the nurses see at Cape Horn? • What date did the SS Rotorua reach Plymouth, England? • What were the men with amputated arms and/or legs called? • ...
New Zealand War Nurses 2026-02-16
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- Gas What were many soliders affected by in 1918
- what did Enda describe the Oatlands as
- Where did most of the soliders Enda take care of come from
- what was the ship that was in ANZAC cove the longest called
- hospital ships were also knowen as
- gas many soliders were affected by
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- they came forward still dazed by the crash and roar of rival
- where were many of the soliders enda cared for from
- what were many of the people at oatland park called
9 Clues: hospital ships were also knowen as • gas many soliders were affected by • what did Enda describe the Oatlands as • Gas What were many soliders affected by in 1918 • where were many of the soliders enda cared for from • what were many of the people at oatland park called • Where did most of the soliders Enda take care of come from • ...
Gallipoli 2025-10-30
Gallipoli Landing 2018-04-18
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- - to go for it and be brave while you do it
- - to get around about the right answer
- - all of the soldiers in world war 1 used a gun to shoot the enemy
- - when world war 1 was
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- a place in Egypt where world war 1 took place
- it stands for Australia, New Zealand and army corps
- the powers of nations and the government
- to join the other soldiers
- – a part of a gun that can hold the bullets and ammo so you can shoot a lot
- - it is how all of the Australians/ New Zealanders used to get to Gallipoli
10 Clues: - when world war 1 was • to join the other soldiers • - to get around about the right answer • the powers of nations and the government • - to go for it and be brave while you do it • a place in Egypt where world war 1 took place • it stands for Australia, New Zealand and army corps • - all of the soldiers in world war 1 used a gun to shoot the enemy • ...
Canberra 2022-10-21
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- The highest court in Australia.
- The soldiers that faught for Australia and New Zealand.
- unknown soldier The tume of what soldier was at parliament house.
- Where the Prime Minister lives.
- The man in charge at the senate who told people when they could speak or if they were out of place.
- Minister The man in charge of the country.
- A place where you can see the whole of Canberra.
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- What is the colour of the house of representatives?
- Where all the coins were minted.
- What was Burley Griffin's true first name.
- What food did we get on the way up to Canberra?
- What was the name of our bus driver in Canberra?
- What was the name of the movie we saw?
- Where foreigners go when there in trouble.
- Our last activity in Canberra.
- The guy who took us on a tour around Parliament House.
16 Clues: Our last activity in Canberra. • The highest court in Australia. • Where the Prime Minister lives. • Where all the coins were minted. • What was the name of the movie we saw? • What was Burley Griffin's true first name. • Minister The man in charge of the country. • Where foreigners go when there in trouble. • What food did we get on the way up to Canberra? • ...
ANZAC day cross worlds 2023-05-05
5 Clues: for sleeping • are for fighting and bombing • are a flower that has on ANZAC day. • are a weapen that the army had in the war. • are for hiding and to keep safe well in battle
TRIVIA NIGHT CROSSWORD 2012-09-28
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- What is the name of the street The Block NZ was on
- What is Kate Middletons middle name
- What is the most commonly spoken language in Belgium
- How many Rocky movies were made by 1990
- What mammals travel with yellowfin tuna
- Where is the next NZ Marching Champs being held
- If born on November 6, what star sign would you be
- How many colours are there in a rainbow
- What is Brax's real name on Home and Away
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- What's the first name of The Voice Australia 2012 winner
- What is the name of the team you are supporting tonight
- What is the sport of the team you are supporting tonight
- What are Alvin, Simon and Theodore
- What sense is most closely linked to memory
- What Lane did Lynette, Brie, Gabby and Susan live on
- What day of the week did the Romans call dies solis
16 Clues: What are Alvin, Simon and Theodore • What is Kate Middletons middle name • How many Rocky movies were made by 1990 • What mammals travel with yellowfin tuna • How many colours are there in a rainbow • What is Brax's real name on Home and Away • What sense is most closely linked to memory • Where is the next NZ Marching Champs being held • ...
Music Crossword 2025-03-18
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- The string instrument family includes the violin, viola, double bass and _____.
- A person who plays the drums.
- Black woodwind instrument with silver buttons and a bell-shaped bottom.
- The instrument that plays 'The Last Post' on ANZAC Day.
- A group of singers.
- The clef that is higher than bass.
- The instrument family that includes flute, oboe and clarinet.
- The genre played by famous artists including Led Zeppelin, David Bowie and AC/DC.
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- Means 'loud' in musical terms.
- The genre often associated with cowboys, acoustic guitars, banjos and yodelling.
- Note worth 1/2 of a crotchet beat.
- Note worth 4 crotchet beats.
- The speed of a song.
- A six-stringed instrument that is played by many popular artists.
- Piece of equipment used to amplify a singer's voice.
- The instrument family that includes the timpani, glockenspiel and marimba.
16 Clues: A group of singers. • The speed of a song. • Note worth 4 crotchet beats. • A person who plays the drums. • Means 'loud' in musical terms. • Note worth 1/2 of a crotchet beat. • The clef that is higher than bass. • Piece of equipment used to amplify a singer's voice. • The instrument that plays 'The Last Post' on ANZAC Day. • ...
Holidays 2024-04-27
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- The month that Christmas falls in.
- A Public holiday to commemorate those who died at war.
- If you are in another country sightseeing you can be described as a...
- An American term for a holiday or break from university.
- The season that our big 6 week holidays are in.
- An American holiday which usually involves a roast turkey.
- Term 2 holidays start in this month.
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- You hang out with them in holidays.
- Another word for the place you are travelling to.
- The start of the Māori New Year.
- An American holiday that celebrates love.
- Could be a music ... or a celebration of a cultural event.
- A holiday you go on after your wedding.
- An activity usually done through the night.
- An NZ public holiday to celebrate the people who work.
- In the holidays you get a chance to...
16 Clues: The start of the Māori New Year. • The month that Christmas falls in. • You hang out with them in holidays. • Term 2 holidays start in this month. • In the holidays you get a chance to... • A holiday you go on after your wedding. • An American holiday that celebrates love. • An activity usually done through the night. • The season that our big 6 week holidays are in. • ...
World War 1 2026-03-31
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- Soldiers joined the army in order to help their...
- Australia and New Zealand's army corps.
- Australia joined the war because they were Britain's....
- Young men were told if they joined the war they were very...
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- A formal agreement between nations to provide support.
- Soldiers joined the war to have a great...
- To join the army or navy to help your country during a war.
- A group of countries ruled by one single leader or government, like a large family.
8 Clues: Australia and New Zealand's army corps. • Soldiers joined the war to have a great... • Soldiers joined the army in order to help their... • A formal agreement between nations to provide support. • Australia joined the war because they were Britain's.... • To join the army or navy to help your country during a war. • ...
World War I 2018-06-06
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- John Kirkpatrick's alias surname.
- Former British queen whose name is used to refer to the Commonwealth's highest military decoration.
- This is the month that Australians and New Zealanders celebrate ANZAC Day.
- _______ beef was a staple food of the ANZACs/tinned corn beef.
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- The city that was one of the major objectives of the Gallipoli campaign.
- ANZACs were part of the Australian _____ Force.
- Australian WW1 general with a university named after him.
- Country where most ANZACs received their training prior to being sent to Gallipoli.
- A long narrow ditch used in warfare.
9 Clues: John Kirkpatrick's alias surname. • A long narrow ditch used in warfare. • ANZACs were part of the Australian _____ Force. • Australian WW1 general with a university named after him. • _______ beef was a staple food of the ANZACs/tinned corn beef. • The city that was one of the major objectives of the Gallipoli campaign. • ...
Anzac Day Crossword 2022-04-27
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- remembering the soldiers who fought for their countries, giving them peace and respect
- the action or fact of commemorating a dead person or past event.
- a formal agreement of warring parties to stop fighting
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- a statue or structure that is made to remind people of an certain person or an event
- Flowers that symbolise the people whose death occurred in the war
- a state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose
- a conflict between different countries or different groups within a country
- Be entitled or appointed to act or speak for {someone}, especially in an official capacity
8 Clues: a formal agreement of warring parties to stop fighting • the action or fact of commemorating a dead person or past event. • Flowers that symbolise the people whose death occurred in the war • a state formally cooperating with another for a military or other purpose • a conflict between different countries or different groups within a country • ...
Kirikiroroa Bridges 2025-11-30
5 Clues: I have 3 humps • I am the bat bridge. • Trains cross the river on this bridge. • I am sometimes known as the police bridge. • I am blue and look like a smurf and opened in 1963
Australian foods 2020-05-19
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- Australia's favourite chocolate biscuit
- A meringue cake base topped with whipped cream and fruit.
- Is simply white bread with butter sprinkled including hundreds and thousands.
- Is basically a square of sponge cake covered in chocolate sauce and then covered in coconut.
- Australians have these all the time with friends or family.
- A dark brown paste made from yeast extract
- A type of sea-bass found in Australia and the Indo-Pacific.
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- biscuits They are made with coconut, golden syrup and oats
- Smeared on toast and topped with Rocket, Feta and Tomatoes.
- A chocolate powder that can be mixed with water or milk.
- Australian’s make a delicious ________ and _______.
- A toffee and vanilla ice-cream dipped in chocolate and then covered in biscuit pieces.
12 Clues: Australia's favourite chocolate biscuit • A dark brown paste made from yeast extract • Australian’s make a delicious ________ and _______. • A chocolate powder that can be mixed with water or milk. • A meringue cake base topped with whipped cream and fruit. • biscuits They are made with coconut, golden syrup and oats • ...
Anzac Day 2025-03-31
ANZAC day cross worlds 2023-05-05
5 Clues: for sleeping • are for fighting and bombing • are a flower that has on ANZAC day. • are a weapen that the army had in the war. • are for hiding and to keep safe well in battle
