anzac Crossword Puzzles
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
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
World War 1 crossword 2012-05-20
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- the Australians were trained here by the British
- Strait/ Where did the Turkish army command?
- Brudenell White/ Which Lieutenant helped with the planning of retrieving the deceased in Gallipoli?
- The Australian forces
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- how many days did it take British and ANZAC's to excavate their deceased?
- The Anzac's landed here in WW1
- Peninsula/ Where is the ANZAC cove located?
- The name of the Australian and New Zealand Army
- where the Australian were meant to commence their battle training from the British
- cliffs/ the where gun down from the top of the 'blank'
- Helles/ The other allied base for the British and Aussies
- Burnu/ one of the allied bases for the British and Aussies ( starts with an 'A')
12 Clues: The Australian forces • The Anzac's landed here in WW1 • Peninsula/ Where is the ANZAC cove located? • Strait/ Where did the Turkish army command? • The name of the Australian and New Zealand Army • the Australians were trained here by the British • cliffs/ the where gun down from the top of the 'blank' • Helles/ The other allied base for the British and Aussies • ...
Room 12's Names 2023-08-28
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- My name means peace.
- My name means strong.
- My name means a private British soldier.
- A skateboard stunt/trick.
- My name is a kind of Bear.
- I like ferries and my name is a welsh name for enthusiasm.
- My name was popular in England during the 12th and 13th centuries.
- My name means famous warrior.
- Hermione’s real name.
- In Vietnamese my name means the sea.
- A flower that represents ANZAC day.
- My name means King in old Irish.
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- Avocado is a nickname for me.
- My name means goddess of love.
- My name means high respect.
- A billionaire who co-founded Microsoft in 1975 with Paul Allen.
- In Latin, my name is Ionathas.
- In Italian, my name is Edera.
- In Chinese, my name is 贝拉.
- My name means red-headed in Irish.
- My name rhymes with an explosion onomatopoeia.
- Author of Brave New World
- The name of a movie character that is a dog.
- My name means strength, resilience and sense of adventure.
- My name sounds similar to a Lily pad.
25 Clues: My name means peace. • My name means strong. • Hermione’s real name. • A skateboard stunt/trick. • Author of Brave New World • In Chinese, my name is 贝拉. • My name is a kind of Bear. • My name means high respect. • Avocado is a nickname for me. • In Italian, my name is Edera. • My name means famous warrior. • My name means goddess of love. • In Latin, my name is Ionathas. • ...
figure it out 2026-05-06
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- such is life was said by which Australian outlaw?
- Michael,luke.ashton,calum are members of which famous Australian band?
- how many players in a cricket team
- Morgan wallen's first audition in 2014 was on
- Australians maf's is filmed where?
- margot robbie and Ryan goslings 2023 movie?
- Anzac flower
- you got a friend in me? ,is played in which animated movie?
- name of the friendly neighbourhood"superhero"from queens?
- what channel is tv series "home and away" aired?
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- the little engine that?
- as of 2026 who holds the record for the most points in NBA history
- what's the hardest substance on planet earth
- actress played in princess diaries ,Mary Poppins,sherek and the toothfairy movies?
- what is the only food that never goes bad?
- the cow jumped over the ?
- which planet in our solar system is closest to the sun?
- what movie did Johnny say "nobody puts baby in the corner?
- which band has the throwing copper album?
- Johnny depp and leonardo dicaprio played in movie "what's eating Gilbert?
20 Clues: Anzac flower • the little engine that? • the cow jumped over the ? • how many players in a cricket team • Australians maf's is filmed where? • what is the only food that never goes bad? • which band has the throwing copper album? • margot robbie and Ryan goslings 2023 movie? • what's the hardest substance on planet earth • Morgan wallen's first audition in 2014 was on • ...
Anzac Day 2025-03-31
Ryde Hospital April Newsletter 2026-04-30
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- Suburb closely associated with the Ryde Hospital Precint
- This specialty treats bones, joints, and related injuries and conditions.
- A strong workplace gives people confidence to act and improve.
- Red flower, best known for rememberance
- ward for close monitoring and treatment for critically ill patients
- Suburb Linked with the origin of Granny Smith
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- this style of care supports treatment and review without a full inpatient stay.
- Working together across teams to support better care.
- This five-letter word is honoured each April in dawn services, remembrance, and community tribute.
- Supportive role is apart of everyday hospital operations
- This specialty focuses on the care of older patients
- This value matters in every interaction with patients, families, and staff.
- Honest communication helps build trust in every setting.
13 Clues: Red flower, best known for rememberance • Suburb Linked with the origin of Granny Smith • This specialty focuses on the care of older patients • Working together across teams to support better care. • Supportive role is apart of everyday hospital operations • Suburb closely associated with the Ryde Hospital Precint • ...
Iconic Australian Cuisine 2021-04-23
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- Biscuits- A sweet biscuit made to last in the war
- Bread- White bread, spread with butter and covered in sprinkles
- a square sponge cake with a chocolate coating rolled in coconut
- dark red, sphere shaped vegetable
- chocolate powder, that is used to mix with milk or hot water
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- a dessert made from egg whites, usually topped with fresh fruit
- Parmigiana- Breaded chicken breast covered in tomato sauce and mozzarella or parmesan.
- Pie- Pastry filled with meat but could also come with a variety of fillings
- and Chips- Hot meal, fish is usually fried but can also come battered.
- Meat- A lean red meat, mostly used in burgers.
- A savoury spread
- Tams- Originally a chocolate biscuit but can come in many flavours
12 Clues: A savoury spread • dark red, sphere shaped vegetable • Meat- A lean red meat, mostly used in burgers. • Biscuits- A sweet biscuit made to last in the war • chocolate powder, that is used to mix with milk or hot water • a dessert made from egg whites, usually topped with fresh fruit • Bread- White bread, spread with butter and covered in sprinkles • ...
Why did the chicken cross the word? 2025-05-21
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- Which region of China was first invaded by Japan?
- During WW2, Russia is normally referred to by which acronym?
- Which country had it's own economic depression, before the Great Depression?
- In WW1, ANZAC troops landed where?
- This Industrial region was occupied by France for a bit - the what?
- Complete this name: "United ______ Socialist Republics"
- Media material made to promote a certain political viewpoint
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- Which nation was defeated in Abyssinia in the 1890s?
- The peace-treaty signed in the Hall of Mirrors
- Neighbour of Germany, they aren't allowed to hang-out
- This country helped France occupy German land in the '20's
- What name was given to the British French and Italian 'Front' against Hitler? The [what] Front?
- What is Abyssinia called today?
- Between losing two world wars, what else did Hitler try to do for a living?
14 Clues: What is Abyssinia called today? • In WW1, ANZAC troops landed where? • The peace-treaty signed in the Hall of Mirrors • Which region of China was first invaded by Japan? • Which nation was defeated in Abyssinia in the 1890s? • Neighbour of Germany, they aren't allowed to hang-out • Complete this name: "United ______ Socialist Republics" • ...
Australians at War 2020-07-23
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- what is the abbreviation of Australian and New Zealand Army Corp?
- what is an affectionate term for an Australian soldier?
- what is the effort by Hitler and the nazis to eliminate jewish people?
- what is controlling or restricting the amount of information that the public receives?
- what is a large-calibre gun used in warfare on land?
- what is an agreement between two countries?
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- what is an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting?
- what is being forced by the government to enlist in the army?
- what is the abbreviation of the Australian Imperial Force?
- what is a foreign person or thing?
- what is a person killed or injured in war?
11 Clues: what is a foreign person or thing? • what is a person killed or injured in war? • what is an agreement between two countries? • what is a large-calibre gun used in warfare on land? • what is an affectionate term for an Australian soldier? • what is the abbreviation of the Australian Imperial Force? • what is being forced by the government to enlist in the army? • ...
Iconic Australian Cuisine 2021-04-23
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- Biscuits- A sweet biscuit made to last in the war
- Bread- White bread, spread with butter and covered in sprinkles
- a square sponge cake with a chocolate coating rolled in coconut
- dark red, sphere shaped vegetable
- chocolate powder, that is used to mix with milk or hot water
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- a dessert made from egg whites, usually topped with fresh fruit
- Parmigiana- Breaded chicken breast covered in tomato sauce and mozzarella or parmesan.
- Pie- Pastry filled with meat but could also come with a variety of fillings
- and Chips- Hot meal, fish is usually fried but can also come battered.
- Meat- A lean red meat, mostly used in burgers.
- A savoury spread
- Tams- Originally a chocolate biscuit but can come in many flavours
12 Clues: A savoury spread • dark red, sphere shaped vegetable • Meat- A lean red meat, mostly used in burgers. • Biscuits- A sweet biscuit made to last in the war • chocolate powder, that is used to mix with milk or hot water • a dessert made from egg whites, usually topped with fresh fruit • Bread- White bread, spread with butter and covered in sprinkles • ...
World war 1 2025-05-03
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- What were the small tunnels that the men lived and fought in called?
- What was the condition that some men developed due to wet feet?
- What country did Germany invade that caused Britain to enter the war?
- What was one of the causes of World War 1 A__?
- What country did Germany want to invade?
- What was one of the causes of World War 1 I__?
- What was the stomach condition that killed many soldiers?
- What was the campaign that started on April 25th?
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- Franz _?
- What is the name for the alliance of Germany and Austria-Hungary?
- is another name for World War 1?
- What is the acronym used for the Australian and New Zealand soldiers?
- What was one of the causes of World War 1 A__?
13 Clues: Franz _? • is another name for World War 1? • What country did Germany want to invade? • What was one of the causes of World War 1 A__? • What was one of the causes of World War 1 A__? • What was one of the causes of World War 1 I__? • What was the campaign that started on April 25th? • What was the stomach condition that killed many soldiers? • ...
Flower/Plant Crossword Puzzle 2025-02-16
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- A flower (or small group of flowers) worn around the wrist
- A bunch of flowers often carried at weddings
- The red flower used to commemorate ANZAC day
- A small purple flower often used as a girl's name
- The Golden ________ is the national flower of Australia
- The sugar-rich liquid produced by plants
- A flower often gifted as a romantic gesture
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- A fluid that carries nutrients and water throughout the cells and vessels of plants
- A purple flower well known for its calming scent
- A bright yellow flower than can grow up to 5m in height
- A fine powder that acts as the male reproductive part of a plant (collected by bees)
- A desert plant that can grow up to 20m in height
- The living place of a bee
13 Clues: The living place of a bee • The sugar-rich liquid produced by plants • A flower often gifted as a romantic gesture • A bunch of flowers often carried at weddings • The red flower used to commemorate ANZAC day • A purple flower well known for its calming scent • A desert plant that can grow up to 20m in height • A small purple flower often used as a girl's name • ...
Anluan & Bridie's Sip and Solve 2025-06-03
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- What flavour is the wedding cake the bride has baked?
- Which of the following countries have the couple not visited together: France, Germany, Latvia or Lithuania?
- In which country did the groom propose?
- Where are the couple going on their honeymoon?
- Bride's middle name
- What is the name of the Antipodean biscuit the groom has made for your wedding favour?
- How many full years have the couple been together?
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- In what month did the groom propose? (His own birthday month)
- In what city did the bride have her hen do?
- What activity did the groom do on his stag do? (Don't forget the hyphen!)
- What far-off destination do the couple plan to visit next year?
- Groom's middle name
- On what fiery app did the couple meet?
13 Clues: Groom's middle name • Bride's middle name • On what fiery app did the couple meet? • In which country did the groom propose? • In what city did the bride have her hen do? • Where are the couple going on their honeymoon? • How many full years have the couple been together? • What flavour is the wedding cake the bride has baked? • ...
kooky family puzzle 2022-04-15
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- special month for you
- food eaten from maccas
- small lizard
- significant flower
- nickname you had for your sisters dog
- you pulled one of these
- like to bet on these
- you hid this in a bin and scared mum
- proud family name
- australian marsupial
- dreaded weapon of mums
- all seys men are good at this
- this occasion holds special memories
- artist you enjoy listening to
- i was born there
- rank earned by dad and dennis
- travelled in this ship
- our converted backyard shed
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- groves relationship to doreen
- enjoyable hot drink
- uncles kids relationship to me
- name shared by two family members
- proud part of Seys history
- maureens hobby
- shelled product that sandy transformed
- a canadian copper
- seys family country of origin
- mary taylors nationality
- born and bred in korumburra
- word to describe ian
- pesky little sisters nickname
- shared by brother and nephew
- jeff and you think you can do this
- plain between south and western australia
- instrument played by dad
- served with eggs
36 Clues: small lizard • maureens hobby • i was born there • served with eggs • a canadian copper • proud family name • significant flower • enjoyable hot drink • like to bet on these • word to describe ian • australian marsupial • special month for you • food eaten from maccas • dreaded weapon of mums • travelled in this ship • you pulled one of these • mary taylors nationality • instrument played by dad • ...
kooky family puzzle 2022-04-15
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- small lizard
- special month for you
- pesky little sisters nickname
- rank earned by dad and dennis
- you pulled one of these
- travelled in this ship
- you hid this in a bin and scared mum
- instrument played by dad
- proud family name
- dreaded weapon of mums
- like to bet on these
- plain between south and western australia
- food eaten from maccas
- this occasion holds special memories
- uncles kids relationship to me
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- maureens hobby
- proud part of Seys history
- all seys men are good at this
- significant flower
- groves relationship to doreen
- nickname you had for your sisters dog
- always support each other
- australian marsupial
- a canadian copper
- ian was born there
- our converted backyard shed
- born and bred in korumburra
- enjoyable hot drink
- word to describe ian
- artist you enjoy listening to
- shelled product that sandy transformed
- seys family country of origin
- mary taylors nationality
- shared by brother and nephew
- served with eggs
- name shared by two family members
36 Clues: small lizard • maureens hobby • served with eggs • a canadian copper • proud family name • significant flower • ian was born there • enjoyable hot drink • australian marsupial • word to describe ian • like to bet on these • special month for you • travelled in this ship • dreaded weapon of mums • food eaten from maccas • you pulled one of these • instrument played by dad • mary taylors nationality • ...
WW1 Enhancement 9 2025-07-08
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- Group including Britain, France, and Russia
- Declared war on Germany, triggering Australia’s involvement
- Germany and Austria-Hungary were part of these Powers
- Millions of these resulted from the war
- Withdrew from the war after a revolution in 1917
- What World War I was called before WWII
- Type of warfare involving ditches and stalemates
- The Gallipoli campaign helped shape Australia’s national ___
- Major Allied power; location of the Western Front
- The agreement Germany signed to end the war
- WWI planted these for WWII
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- Site of a major ANZAC campaign
- These large power structures collapsed after WWI
- The month Britain declared war in 1914
- Joined the war in 1917, shifting the balance
- Entered WWI as part of the British Empire
- A deadly chemical weapon used during WWI
- The main continent where WWI was fought
- New armoured vehicles used in battle
- Aircraft that saw early use in WWI combat
- WWI was the first truly ___ war
- By 1914, most of Europe was at this kind of war
- Word describing the wet, miserable conditions of trench warfare
23 Clues: WWI planted these for WWII • Site of a major ANZAC campaign • WWI was the first truly ___ war • New armoured vehicles used in battle • The month Britain declared war in 1914 • Millions of these resulted from the war • What World War I was called before WWII • The main continent where WWI was fought • A deadly chemical weapon used during WWI • ...
Kranji War Memorial 2024-08-15
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- Day which memorial service was held (2/2)
- Name of the second operation led by Lieutenant Colonel Ivan Lyon
- What does the Singapore memorial resembles when looked from above
- Number of walls inscribed with the names of over 24,000 soldiers who died without a grave
- Name of the first operation led by Lieutenant Colonel Ivan Lyon
- The Kranji War Memorial is maintained by the ____ war grave commission
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- Second Lieutenant ____ led his men against the Japanese at the Battle of Bukit Chandu
- “They died for all ___ men”
- Key battle site during Japanese invasion.
- Day which memorial service was held (1/2)
- Sir Reginald Blomfields designed the cross of ___ for the Commonwealth graves commission.
- "Their ____ liveth forever more" - Stone of Remembrance
- ______ St Clair Oakes designed the Kranji War Memorial.
- Who can defend our country?
14 Clues: “They died for all ___ men” • Who can defend our country? • Day which memorial service was held (2/2) • Key battle site during Japanese invasion. • Day which memorial service was held (1/2) • "Their ____ liveth forever more" - Stone of Remembrance • ______ St Clair Oakes designed the Kranji War Memorial. • Name of the first operation led by Lieutenant Colonel Ivan Lyon • ...
Musical Instruments 2020-05-10
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- String instruments such as violin and viola are often played using a .... which is made of horsehair
- This instrument is part of the woodwind family and air is blown across the top of the sound hole
- The person who is infront of the orchestra showing them how to keep in time
- A large group of musicians that perform together
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- The flute, oboe and clarinet are part of this family
- String instruments make a sound when you .... the strings
- This brass instrument often plays the Last Post on ANZAC Day
- What your lips do when you play brass instruments
- The cello has .... strings
- The violin is part of the ...... family
10 Clues: The cello has .... strings • The violin is part of the ...... family • A large group of musicians that perform together • What your lips do when you play brass instruments • The flute, oboe and clarinet are part of this family • String instruments make a sound when you .... the strings • This brass instrument often plays the Last Post on ANZAC Day • ...
Gallipoli 1915 2015-04-26
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- What country is Gallipoli in?
- What did the soldiers do to hide their boats from the enemy?
- Lots of soldiers died in the war and lots of them got.....
- What flower do we use to remember our ANZACs?
- What did the soldiers use in the trenches so they could peek out safely and see what the enemy was doing?
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- What was the first name of the soldier who snuck in a camera when he wasn't allowed to?
- What month do we commemorate Anzac Day?
- Where did the soldiers sleep?
- A man rides one of these in the war
- Where did the soldiers land?
10 Clues: Where did the soldiers land? • What country is Gallipoli in? • Where did the soldiers sleep? • A man rides one of these in the war • What month do we commemorate Anzac Day? • What flower do we use to remember our ANZACs? • Lots of soldiers died in the war and lots of them got..... • What did the soldiers do to hide their boats from the enemy? • ...
SCS Australia Crossword Puzzle III 2022-10-13
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- Australia has more ____than any other country
- A baby kangaroo called a ____
- The ____ Highway is a major highway in Australia, that runs from Darwin to Adelaide
- This Australian instrument is one of the world’s oldest musical instrument
- In the Banjo Patterson song Waltzing Matilda, "Matilda” is his ____
- This meringue-based dessert originated in either Australia or New Zealand
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- Australia is derived from the Latin australis, meaning ____
- Mount ____ is the highest point in Australia
- This small marsupial native to Australia and is known as "The Happiest Animal In The World"
- The national day of remembrance in Australia and New Zealand is called ____ Day
10 Clues: A baby kangaroo called a ____ • Mount ____ is the highest point in Australia • Australia has more ____than any other country • Australia is derived from the Latin australis, meaning ____ • In the Banjo Patterson song Waltzing Matilda, "Matilda” is his ____ • This meringue-based dessert originated in either Australia or New Zealand • ...
War Stories Our Nation Never Told Us 2025-02-25
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- How many nurses boarded the SS Rotorua, going to the war in Europe?
- In what year did the Germans launch their last huge attack?
- What is the name for one of the New Zealand hospitals in England?
- This worldwide pandemic has killed over how many people during WW1?
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- How many nurses had served with the New Zealand Army Nursing services?
- During the Gallipoli campaign which ship spent time at the Anzac Cove?
- what were Hospital Ships also known as?
- Where was most of the Western Frontline Placed?
- what was the name of the gas soilders have been affected by?
- PTSD was mostly known as what?
10 Clues: PTSD was mostly known as what? • what were Hospital Ships also known as? • Where was most of the Western Frontline Placed? • In what year did the Germans launch their last huge attack? • what was the name of the gas soilders have been affected by? • What is the name for one of the New Zealand hospitals in England? • ...
Gallipoli Campaign 2026-05-17
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- The name of the British commander of the campaign was ___ Hamilton
- The highest point the Entente forces captured was...
- The valuable strait the Ottomans controlled
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- The sport several Australian troops played during the retreat to maintain normality
- The name bestowed on upon the Ottomans by Entente troops
- The contraption used by the retreating Entente forces which fired a stray bullet without human assistance was a ___ gun
- The main character in the film we saw
- The Entente forces involved in the invasion were Britain, NZ, Australia, France and _____
- The month of the ANZAC landing
- The name of the bay the British forces landed at was ___ bay
10 Clues: The month of the ANZAC landing • The main character in the film we saw • The valuable strait the Ottomans controlled • The highest point the Entente forces captured was... • The name bestowed on upon the Ottomans by Entente troops • The name of the bay the British forces landed at was ___ bay • The name of the British commander of the campaign was ___ Hamilton • ...
Australians at War - Words and Definitions 2024-10-24
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- Prisoners of War
- A nickname for Australian soldiers in World War I and World War II.
- Limiting the amount of food or goods people can buy during war.
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, soldiers who fought together in World War I.
- A major battle in World War I where many Australians fought.
- Long, deep ditches where soldiers lived and fought in during war.
- A major battle fought against the Japanese, in the Pacific theatre.
- An agreement to stop fighting.
- Front The area in Europe where many battles of World War I were fought.
- Front Life at home during war, where people support the war effort.
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- Information used to influence people’s opinions during war.
- To sign up to join the army or navy.
- Countries that work together in a war.
- Soldiers who fight on foot.
- Controlling what people are allowed to read, watch, or say.
15 Clues: Prisoners of War • Soldiers who fight on foot. • An agreement to stop fighting. • To sign up to join the army or navy. • Countries that work together in a war. • Information used to influence people’s opinions during war. • Controlling what people are allowed to read, watch, or say. • A major battle in World War I where many Australians fought. • ...
Week 7 Crossword part 2 2023-11-20
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- Informal term for a woman or girl.
- Slang for a sausage, often served at barbecues.
- Slang for a sheep.
- A branch of a river forming a backwater or stagnant pool.
- Slang for a toilet, often found outside the house.
- A dark, thick spread made from leftover brewers' yeast extract.
- Remote, sparsely-populated interior of Australia.
- A person with apparent disregard for convention; a mischievous individual.
- Informal term for Australian Rules Football or rugby.
- A young man working on a sheep or cattle station to gain experience.
- A utility vehicle with a cargo tray in the rear.
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- A small Australian freshwater crayfish.
- A bedroll or bundle of bedding.
- A curved flat piece of wood that can be thrown so as to return to the thrower.
- Slang for a swimming costume.
- Acronym for the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
- Australian slang for a foolish or incompetent person.
- A small valley or ravine originally worn away by running water.
- A portable cooler for food and drink.
- Informal term for food.
20 Clues: Slang for a sheep. • Informal term for food. • Slang for a swimming costume. • A bedroll or bundle of bedding. • Informal term for a woman or girl. • A portable cooler for food and drink. • A small Australian freshwater crayfish. • Slang for a sausage, often served at barbecues. • A utility vehicle with a cargo tray in the rear. • ...
ANZACs in Gallipoli 2024-11-03
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- Month in 1915 when the ANZACs landed at Gallipoli
- The coalition of countries, including Britain and Australia, opposing the Central Powers
- Reason behind creating a source or action, often revealing purpose or intent
- How close a source comes to reflecting historical truth
- Military operation involving several battles with a strategic goal
- An agreement to stop fighting, which briefly occurred at Gallipoli to bury the dead
- Trustworthiness of a source for historical evidence
- Women who cared for the wounded soldiers in nearby hospitals
- Beach area where the ANZACs landed
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- Point of view or stance from which a source was created
- Peninsula in Turkey where the ANZACs fought during WWI
- Information used to promote or publicize a political cause
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, formed in 1915
- Strategic strait the Allies attempted to control in the Gallipoli Campaign
- Nationality of the defending forces at Gallipoli
- Month in 1915 when the ANZACs withdrew from Gallipoli
- Country where Gallipoli is located
17 Clues: Country where Gallipoli is located • Beach area where the ANZACs landed • Nationality of the defending forces at Gallipoli • Month in 1915 when the ANZACs landed at Gallipoli • Trustworthiness of a source for historical evidence • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, formed in 1915 • Month in 1915 when the ANZACs withdrew from Gallipoli • ...
World War 2 2015-04-28
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- Who did New Zealand have a strong alliance with at the time of war
- What month did New Zealand declare war
- Who were new Zealand declaring war with
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- Where did most women begin working when men went to war
- What is the name of the day that is celebrated on 25th April to remember the men who fought in war
- What was the earliest age children left school during war
- What were the men in World War 2 fighting for
- What was there a shortage of that effected children's education
- Where were children expected to work
9 Clues: Where were children expected to work • What month did New Zealand declare war • Who were new Zealand declaring war with • What were the men in World War 2 fighting for • Where did most women begin working when men went to war • What was the earliest age children left school during war • What was there a shortage of that effected children's education • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2013-04-04
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- Information, ideas or arguments used to further cause or damage an opponents cause
- People who were not British subjects or born in Australia
- An agreement between opposing sides to stop fighting as a prelude to making peace
- The practice of keeping people under guard in a specific are, particularly during wartime
- The compulsory enrolment of men for service in the armed forces
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- An agreement between nations to work together to protect or advance the interests they share
- The murder of an important political or religious figure
- Another word for Australian Soldier
- Australia and New Zealand Army Corps
- The country home to the Gallipoli campaign
10 Clues: Another word for Australian Soldier • Australia and New Zealand Army Corps • The country home to the Gallipoli campaign • The murder of an important political or religious figure • People who were not British subjects or born in Australia • The compulsory enrolment of men for service in the armed forces • ...
Flowers 2021-09-16
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- Starts with ge
- Symbolizes prosperity, luck, love and honour
- The plant has been used for tea and syrup
- Is a perennial flower that starts with del
- Symbolizes freedom
- The first syllable is a vegetable
- Symbolizes strength
- Symbolizes care and warmth
- Helps against dry cough
- start with d and end with a
- Brightly coloured flower that starts with t
- Favoured flower, typically red in colour
- Symbolizes faith, hope, courage, wisdom, etc.
- The first syllable is free
- Australia's national flower
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- Yellow spring flower that starts with d
- Have bright, daisy-like flowerheads on a stem
- Have 5 petals and are purple to white
- Starts with a and all parts are poisonous
- They are yellow and orange with many layers
- Start with ph
- Japanese word for cherry blossom
- Anzac day
- A pink water plant
- 3-petaled with the middle petal different
- Has large petals and starts with l
- White petals with a yellow middle
- Glossy yellow flower
- Also called sugarbushes
- Typically purple and has a pale violet tone
30 Clues: Anzac day • Start with ph • Starts with ge • Symbolizes freedom • A pink water plant • Symbolizes strength • Glossy yellow flower • Helps against dry cough • Also called sugarbushes • Symbolizes care and warmth • The first syllable is free • start with d and end with a • Australia's national flower • Japanese word for cherry blossom • The first syllable is a vegetable • ...
Missy and Boods Learning Puzzle 2024-07-03
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- The type of tax that businesses have to pay
- The money you make on your investment
- An investment strategy involving greater risk
- An opera with a bullfighter
- Where the ANZAC soldiers landed in WW1
- Movement with _________
- name of the female protagonist in My Fair Lady
- You have to pay this if you earn money
- Shares in a Company
- All the money you receive (eg from wages or interest)
- The study of mind and behaviour
- One of Psychology's close relatives
- A company that is 50% or more owned by a parent company
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- A low risk investment strategy
- 20,625 Cacao chocolates stacked are as high as this tower
- A musician and composer born in Salzburg
- All the money you spend (eg on food or rent or education)
- When there is a big change in a book - like finding out that Peter Pettigrew was Scabbers
- The chance you will lose part of your investment
- The preference for the letters of our own name
- Where the mass killing happened that caused gun law reform
21 Clues: Shares in a Company • Movement with _________ • An opera with a bullfighter • A low risk investment strategy • The study of mind and behaviour • One of Psychology's close relatives • The money you make on your investment • Where the ANZAC soldiers landed in WW1 • You have to pay this if you earn money • A musician and composer born in Salzburg • ...
Are you paying attention? 2013-12-09
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- The first word spoken by Ethan in this presentation
- Australian military commander who appeared on the $100 Australian note (known as the forgotten ANZAC)
- The vitamin provided by UV light
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- A type of radiation we were considering doing our assignment on
- The particles that glow when hit by UV radiation
- The type of radiation that UV is
- The number of times the acronym UV is used in this power-point
7 Clues: The type of radiation that UV is • The vitamin provided by UV light • The particles that glow when hit by UV radiation • The first word spoken by Ethan in this presentation • The number of times the acronym UV is used in this power-point • A type of radiation we were considering doing our assignment on • ...
Australian Experience 2024-09-13
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- The remote and sparsely populated regions of Australia.
- A traditional Aboriginal wind instrument.
- An Aboriginal dance ceremony.
- A strong bond of loyalty and friendship, significant in Australian culture.
- A famous Australian bush ballad.
- A term for rural or wilderness areas in Australia.
- A common tree in the Australian landscape.
- A native Australian marsupial known for hopping.
- A wild dog native to Australia.
- A person who was sent to Australia as part of a penal colony.
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- Wildfires that often affect Australia's rural areas.
- A term that represents the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
- The Aboriginal understanding of the world's creation.
- The name of a rebellion by miners in 1854 against unfair treatment.
- A native Australian marsupial that lives in eucalyptus trees.
- A metal can used to boil water over a campfire.
- A man who travels by foot seeking work in rural Australia.
- A popular fish found in Australian waters.
- A traditional Aboriginal tool that returns when thrown.
- A significant World War I campaign involving Australian troops.
20 Clues: An Aboriginal dance ceremony. • A wild dog native to Australia. • A famous Australian bush ballad. • A traditional Aboriginal wind instrument. • A popular fish found in Australian waters. • A common tree in the Australian landscape. • A metal can used to boil water over a campfire. • A native Australian marsupial known for hopping. • ...
Anzac Day 2022-04-26
5 Clues: the thing that came after the wars • the food the soldiers ate during their journey • the flower that means the remembrance and death • the thing the solider did to save their country • the thing people do to owner the people who risked their lives to save their country
ANZAC DAY 2026-02-10
5 Clues: where did the weather get very cold • what is the name of one of the nurses • at oatlands park many paitents were... • name one of the illnesses patient were sick with • what month did edna apply to go on a active service?
Daniel Crossword 2021-04-27
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- The teachers were___ when they marked our assignment.
- My test was full of work and it was ___
- I had low blood sugar so I was ___
- My dog had ___ when it was really hot, so we ad to bring her inside
- Te ANZAC Day parade was at the ___ Gardens
- My sister is ___ when it comes to small things like losing her earrings
- My blood preasure was in ___
- My friend is ___ over the tiniest things
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- My mum is ___ to nuts, but she doesn’t get too much of an allergy
- After I ran a mile in 8 minutes, I had to ___ and I couldn’t control my breath
- The football player had ___ his arm after his injury
- My dad is ___ even though there is nothing wrong with him
- My blood preasure was in ___
- I had to make a ___ to get te package
14 Clues: My blood preasure was in ___ • My blood preasure was in ___ • I had low blood sugar so I was ___ • I had to make a ___ to get te package • My test was full of work and it was ___ • My friend is ___ over the tiniest things • Te ANZAC Day parade was at the ___ Gardens • The football player had ___ his arm after his injury • ...
Daniel Crossword 2021-04-28
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- The teachers were___ when they marked our assignment.
- My test was full of work and it was ___
- I had low blood sugar so I was ___
- My dog had ___ when it was really hot, so we ad to bring her inside
- Te ANZAC Day parade was at the ___ Gardens
- My sister is ___ when it comes to small things like losing her earrings
- My blood preasure was in ___
- My friend is ___ over the tiniest things
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- My mum is ___ to nuts, but she doesn’t get too much of an allergy
- After I ran a mile in 8 minutes, I had to ___ and I couldn’t control my breath
- The football player had ___ his arm after his injury
- My dad is ___ even though there is nothing wrong with him
- My blood preasure was in ___
- I had to make a ___ to get te package
14 Clues: My blood preasure was in ___ • My blood preasure was in ___ • I had low blood sugar so I was ___ • I had to make a ___ to get te package • My test was full of work and it was ___ • My friend is ___ over the tiniest things • Te ANZAC Day parade was at the ___ Gardens • The football player had ___ his arm after his injury • ...
Hobbit Words 2023-2024 Week 8 2022-11-01
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- early settlers who tried to get land illegally by occupying government land
- volume of a gas decreases as the pressure increases if temperature is kept constant
- volume of a gas increases as temperature increases if the pressure is kept constant
- combination of two or more substances that do not chemically combine
- substance formed when two or more elements chemically combine
- molecule formed by two of the same kind of atom
- moisture-wicking footwear meant to prevent blisters
- grouping things together according to similar characteristics
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- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps formed during WWI to help the British
- material that draws sweat away from the body to keep you cooler
- fluid-filled pocket that forms due to friction
- substance that cannot be broken down by ordinary chemical means
- smallest complete unit of an element
- waste product of expending energy that causes your muscles to become tired or cramp
14 Clues: smallest complete unit of an element • fluid-filled pocket that forms due to friction • molecule formed by two of the same kind of atom • moisture-wicking footwear meant to prevent blisters • substance formed when two or more elements chemically combine • grouping things together according to similar characteristics • ...
Reasons For Celebrating 2025-05-22
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- A celebration celebrated with cake and candles.
- Eggs What is the food that is eaten on Easter?
- What is the iconic day that is celebrated by Australians?
- Gatherings Where are salads, cold meats, pasta and deserts eaten. At which kind of gathering?
- What is it called when there is a lot of food that you can get as much as you want?
- What iconic food is eaten to celebrate the birth of Jesus?
- What is the thing that Australians call a 'Barbie'?
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- A food that is highly nutritional and is mostly green.
- Cake What is the celebratory food that is eaten at a Wedding?
- Chinese New Year is celebrated with this decorations.
- Gatherings Gatherings of close friends and family.
- What food is eaten to celebrate Anzac Day?
- What do people do during Ramadan?
- Dinner A gathering of family all together and chatting whilst eating.
- Which food is eaten on Thanksgiving?
15 Clues: What do people do during Ramadan? • Which food is eaten on Thanksgiving? • What food is eaten to celebrate Anzac Day? • Eggs What is the food that is eaten on Easter? • A celebration celebrated with cake and candles. • Gatherings Gatherings of close friends and family. • What is the thing that Australians call a 'Barbie'? • ...
THE BEST CROSSWORDS 2020-07-23
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- What is the Australia and new Zealand army corps but in five letters?
- What's it when the government restricts information that the public sees?
- What are those large-calibre guns used in warfare on land called?
- What's not human?
- What is the Australian imperial force but in three letters?
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- What's an affectionate term for an Australian soldier?
- What's it called when you're being forced by the goverment to enlist into the army?
- What's a word for a person who is killed or injured in war besides disabled or corpse?
- What's an agreement made by opposing sides in war to stop fighting?
9 Clues: What's not human? • What's an affectionate term for an Australian soldier? • What is the Australian imperial force but in three letters? • What are those large-calibre guns used in warfare on land called? • What's an agreement made by opposing sides in war to stop fighting? • What is the Australia and new Zealand army corps but in five letters? • ...
anzac button 2013-10-31
5 Clues: what dose your top up • what do you were when its cold • what is another name when to sides fight • wahts the name of a person that gose to war • what is the name of when new zealand and australian troops landed in galipoli
Celebrations in New Zeland 2014-08-22
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- It is celebrated on the birthday of the late Queen Victoria.
- During this day people join in big parades.
- It conmemorates the signing of New Zeland's founding document.
- It is celebrated on the fourth Monday of September.
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- These celebratios were declared at the end of the Second World War.
- It refers to the New Zeland and Australian troops.
6 Clues: During this day people join in big parades. • It refers to the New Zeland and Australian troops. • It is celebrated on the fourth Monday of September. • It is celebrated on the birthday of the late Queen Victoria. • It conmemorates the signing of New Zeland's founding document. • These celebratios were declared at the end of the Second World War.
Ngā Hōia Māori Mīharo 2023-05-04
6 Clues: He taputapu ō te hōia mō te whawhai. • Ngā tāngata i whawhai ki te pakanga. • Te rōpū o ngā hōia Māori ō WW2 (4 kupu) • He aha te kaupapa nui i te 25 o Paengawhāwhā? • He momo kākahu o te hōia hei tiaki i te ūpoko. (2 kupu) • Te putiputi whero hei whakamaumahara i ngā hōia o te WW2
Anzac Day 2022-04-26
5 Clues: the thing that came after the wars • the food the soldiers ate during their journey • the flower that means the remembrance and death • the thing the solider did to save their country • the thing people do to owner the people who risked their lives to save their country
Reasons For Celebrating 2025-05-22
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- A celebration celebrated with cake and candles.
- Eggs What is the food that is eaten on Easter?
- What is the iconic day that is celebrated by Australians?
- Gatherings Where are salads, cold meats, pasta and deserts eaten. At which kind of gathering?
- What is it called when there is a lot of food that you can get as much as you want?
- What iconic food is eaten to celebrate the birth of Jesus?
- What is the thing that Australians call a 'Barbie'?
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- A food that is highly nutritional and is mostly green.
- Cake What is the celebratory food that is eaten at a Wedding?
- Chinese New Year is celebrated with this decorations.
- Gatherings Gatherings of close friends and family.
- What food is eaten to celebrate Anzac Day?
- What do people do during Ramadan?
- Dinner A gathering of family all together and chatting whilst eating.
- Which food is eaten on Thanksgiving?
15 Clues: What do people do during Ramadan? • Which food is eaten on Thanksgiving? • What food is eaten to celebrate Anzac Day? • Eggs What is the food that is eaten on Easter? • A celebration celebrated with cake and candles. • Gatherings Gatherings of close friends and family. • What is the thing that Australians call a 'Barbie'? • ...
Significant Historical Events 2025-07-20
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- System of racial segregation in South Africa
- 1970s police actions targeting Pacific Islanders in NZ
- NZ city where a 2019 terror attack led to national unity and reflection
- 1969 space achievement watched by millions around the world
- Village known for peaceful resistance to land confiscation
- Famous shipwreck of 1912 with over 1,500 lives lost
- Tension and rivalry between the USA and USSR after WWII
- The right to vote, first won by NZ women in 1893
- Japanese city destroyed by an atomic bomb in 1945
- Global movement against sexual harassment and abuse
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- War that sparked global protest and divided opinion
- Rugby tour that led to mass protests in 1981 NZ
- 1975 protest led by Whina Cooper for Māori land rights
- Genocide of six million Jews during WWII
- The treaty signed in 1840 between Māori and the British Crown
- Site of a WWI campaign that shaped ANZAC identity
- Country invaded by Russia in 2022, sparking global support
- Religious wars between Christians and Muslims in medieval times
- 1986 nuclear disaster in Ukraine that had global environmental and health impacts
19 Clues: Genocide of six million Jews during WWII • System of racial segregation in South Africa • Rugby tour that led to mass protests in 1981 NZ • The right to vote, first won by NZ women in 1893 • Site of a WWI campaign that shaped ANZAC identity • Japanese city destroyed by an atomic bomb in 1945 • War that sparked global protest and divided opinion • ...
Council Connect - Edition 4, 2026 - Crossword Puzzle 2026-05-18
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- Abbreviation for the new name of the Culture Coalition
- Which Leeton Shire business did the Councillors tour in May?
- What is the focus of the WHS Team this newsletter edition?
- Name of staff who just completed their qualification as an Early Childhood Teacher
- What did the Roxy Dream Team incorporate into the Roxy windows for ANZAC Day?
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- Name of recent road safety initiative
- Which magazine did the Roxy get featured in?
- Which key strategic document is currently on public exhibition?
- What should you do before you click on a link or attachment in an email?
9 Clues: Name of recent road safety initiative • Which magazine did the Roxy get featured in? • Abbreviation for the new name of the Culture Coalition • What is the focus of the WHS Team this newsletter edition? • Which Leeton Shire business did the Councillors tour in May? • Which key strategic document is currently on public exhibition? • ...
ANZAC Crossword by Josh 2020-04-16
10 Clues: arms • explosive • on the sea • army fighter • Turkish forces • plane commanders • the battle ground • important doctors • token of gratitude • ships and submarines
ANZAC Crossword by Josh 2020-04-16
10 Clues: arms • explosive • on the sea • army fighter • Turkish forces • plane commanders • the battle ground • important doctors • token of gratitude • ships and submarines
Anzac Words N Stuff 2024-04-16
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- a firearm that goes doo doo dooo dood odoo
- a part of ur body that stops blood circulation and decays
- a certain type of bird used to send messenges
- a certain type of firearm that exploded upon pulling the plug
- a moment where theres is no noise and normally for 1 minute
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- holes they built to hide from enemies
- the certain area where they bravely fought
- a big fire arm that goes kaboom
- a statue or structure established to remind people of a person or event.
- grew by themselves which was for some reason symbolic
10 Clues: a big fire arm that goes kaboom • holes they built to hide from enemies • a firearm that goes doo doo dooo dood odoo • the certain area where they bravely fought • a certain type of bird used to send messenges • grew by themselves which was for some reason symbolic • a part of ur body that stops blood circulation and decays • ...
australians at war 2020-07-23
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- what is the belief that stronger and more powerful countries should rule over weaker ones?
- what is an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting?
- what is the abbreviation for Australian and new Zealand army corps?
- what are large caliber guns?
- what is a foreign person or thing?
- what is the effort by Hitler and Nazis to eliminate all Jewish people?
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- what is an affectionate term for an Australian soldier
- what is being forced by the government to enlist in the army?
- what is the word for someone who is injured in war?
- what is the Australian imperial force?
- what is the controlling or restricting the information the public receives by banning certain topics?
- what is an agreement between two countries that support each other?
12 Clues: what are large caliber guns? • what is a foreign person or thing? • what is the Australian imperial force? • what is the word for someone who is injured in war? • what is an affectionate term for an Australian soldier • what is being forced by the government to enlist in the army? • what is the abbreviation for Australian and new Zealand army corps? • ...
anzac day crossword 2023-05-05
Joyce's Crossword 2021-05-04
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- Pain or sadness without the feelings and without complaint
- My Mum shows __________ to me and it makes my brother angry and jealous
- To believe that people are motivated by self interest
- In class today we did our own examples of __________ my favorite was belly jeans (jelly beans)
- A word or phrase that used in everyday conversation
- To have a deep connection r love one's country
- political activities designed to prevent terrorism
- My teacher had __________ about her religion so we did a lot of Christian studies
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- TO answer questions about religion
- To have your own way of doing things or having a habit
- On Anzac day I went to the Wagga ________ to lay a wreath.
- To believe that the worst thing will happen, things will go bad
- When I entered a competition someone committed _________ and stole my presentation
13 Clues: TO answer questions about religion • To have a deep connection r love one's country • political activities designed to prevent terrorism • A word or phrase that used in everyday conversation • To believe that people are motivated by self interest • To have your own way of doing things or having a habit • Pain or sadness without the feelings and without complaint • ...
The orchestra 2023-05-26
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- bass- a 6-9ft instrument that is the biggest string instrument
- - The oboe is made out of wood and metal and gets bigger at the lower end, where it flares into the bell
- the instrument that squidward plays
- played the same as a violin but bigger
- 26 inches long and u blow it to make a sound
- made by african slaves
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- something u pull in and out to make a sound and made out of metal
- the instrument they use on anzac day
- smaller that a double bass but is about 4ft tall almost identical to the double bass
- 120 string instrument that is normally plucked
- 4 strings smallest sting instrument
- - lowest pitch instrument in the brass family
- 2 types of of this instrument and is 6ft tall in the wood wind section
13 Clues: made by african slaves • the instrument that squidward plays • 4 strings smallest sting instrument • the instrument they use on anzac day • played the same as a violin but bigger • 26 inches long and u blow it to make a sound • 120 string instrument that is normally plucked • - lowest pitch instrument in the brass family • ...
APWH voyages 807-817 WW1 crossword 2024-03-17
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- Last name of the US president during WW1
- City that Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in
- Kaiser _______ II (German emperor focused on militarism)
- ________ of Arabia (Arab leader who led attacks on Ottoman railways and forts)
- Emma _______ (The voyager of this chapter)
- American passenger ship that got sunk by Germany, causing the US to enter the war
- On November 11, 1918, Germany agreed to an _________ to end the war
- European nation that recruited many soldiers from West Africa to fight in the war
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- What the "NZ" in ANZAC stood for
- Term used to refer to the young adults who came of age during WW1
- Nation fighting on the Eastern front that had inferior technology and low morale
- Alliance between France, Britain, and Russia
- ______ Warfare (type of combat characteristic of the Western front)
13 Clues: What the "NZ" in ANZAC stood for • Last name of the US president during WW1 • Emma _______ (The voyager of this chapter) • Alliance between France, Britain, and Russia • City that Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in • Kaiser _______ II (German emperor focused on militarism) • Term used to refer to the young adults who came of age during WW1 • ...
Key Terms of World War One 2021-03-16
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- a long narrow ditch used for fighting
- an extreme form of pride with a feeling of superiority over other countries
- a way for soldiers to record what was happening at war and their feelings
- Battle at Gallipoli was the last victory for which empire?
- direct cause of an event
- a long device used by soldiers to see things a long way away
- Australia New Zealand Army Corps
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- Germany would attack France through Belgium if Russia attacked Germany
- a union formed for mutual benefit between countries
- The belief that a country should maintain a strong military capability and be prepared to use it aggressively
- a policy of extending the countries power or influence through colonisation through the use of military force
- used to support walls and protect soldiers below
- Cover Allies landed on 25th April 1915
13 Clues: direct cause of an event • Australia New Zealand Army Corps • a long narrow ditch used for fighting • Cover Allies landed on 25th April 1915 • used to support walls and protect soldiers below • a union formed for mutual benefit between countries • Battle at Gallipoli was the last victory for which empire? • a long device used by soldiers to see things a long way away • ...
The History of Australia and New Zealand 2026-03-04
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- Eleven ships that transported convicts to Australia in 1788
- Name Captain Cook gave to the eastern coast of Australia in 1770
- Joint military corps of Australian and New Zealand soldiers formed in World War I
- Dutch explorer who became the first European to reach New Zealand in 1642
- British governor who invited Maori chiefs to sign the Treaty of Waitangi
- Term meaning “ordinary” used to distinguish themselves from European settlers
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- Economic activity that made Canterbury the wealthiest New Zealand province in the 19th century
- Official policy promoting racial exclusion in Australia before World War II
- Discovery in 1861 that made Dunedin New Zealand’s largest town
- Major 1915 military campaign defining New Zealand national identity
- Tasmanian penal settlement for the most dangerous repeat offenders
- Indigenous people of Australia
12 Clues: Indigenous people of Australia • Eleven ships that transported convicts to Australia in 1788 • Discovery in 1861 that made Dunedin New Zealand’s largest town • Name Captain Cook gave to the eastern coast of Australia in 1770 • Tasmanian penal settlement for the most dangerous repeat offenders • Major 1915 military campaign defining New Zealand national identity • ...
Holdfast Bay History Crossword 2020-05-11
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- What interesting pattern does the path, dug out in 1922, from Seacliff Beach to Marine Parade take?
- The name of Prince Alfred’s Ship.
- What architectural style is the Brighton Civic Centre?
- The first Mayor of Glenelg.
- Built by Jim Handby, a Glenelg Football player and Magarey Medal holder, is what pub on the Seacliff Foreshore?
- What Aboriginal group does the Tjilbruke Monument commemorate at Kingston Park
- What did the early settlers call the Patawalonga?
- The nickname for Glenelg Aviator, Jimmy Melrose.
- Where at Brighton is the Anzac Day Ceremony held?
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- This club, which was originally build in 1919 from Agave stems, celebrated its 100th year in 2020?
- What ship did Governor Hindmarsh arrive on in 1836?
- Which famous Australian explorer is buried in St Jude’s Cemetery?
- Who lived at Kingston house?
- The name of the mansion on the corner of Roberts Street and South Esplanade.
14 Clues: The first Mayor of Glenelg. • Who lived at Kingston house? • The name of Prince Alfred’s Ship. • The nickname for Glenelg Aviator, Jimmy Melrose. • What did the early settlers call the Patawalonga? • Where at Brighton is the Anzac Day Ceremony held? • What ship did Governor Hindmarsh arrive on in 1836? • What architectural style is the Brighton Civic Centre? • ...
World War 1 Consolidation Crossword 2015-05-12
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- France, Britain, Russia, and Italy in 1915 after the war had begun.
- building up armed forces including army, navy, tanks, and aircraft.
- Alliance between Austria-Hungary, Italy, and Germany prior to World War 1.
- Country that changed sides during the war.
- Having pride in your country and willing to defend it.
- Also named the Ottoman Empire and a Central Power.
- Large, slow moving vehicles used to end trench warfare.
- Besides gunfire and artillery strikes, many soldiers died from this.
- The country responsible for Franz Ferdinand's death
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- Germany planned to invade France by moving through this country.
- Buiding up of an empire. Usually includes colonising other lands.
- Alliance between France, Britain, and Russia prior to World War 1.
- Germany, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey (Ottoman Empire) in 1915 after the war had begun.
- Long narrow open tunnel used to hold soldiers fighting enemy.
- Site in Turkey of famous battle involving Australians
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
16 Clues: Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • Country that changed sides during the war. • Also named the Ottoman Empire and a Central Power. • The country responsible for Franz Ferdinand's death • Site in Turkey of famous battle involving Australians • Having pride in your country and willing to defend it. • Large, slow moving vehicles used to end trench warfare. • ...
I WILL REMEMBER HIM 2018-09-06
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- code a form of communicating text information using either lights or clicks or dots and dashes
- acronym for Australian and New Zealand Army Corp
- land where a battle occurs
- military unit
- a type of trumpet
- a substance that can cause death or illness if it enters the body
- a spring flower
- a bugle or trumpet call associated with the military
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- destroy or ruin; causing overwhelming shock
- a country in Europe
- a long narrow ditch in the ground dug where soldiers would hide and be ready to fire on the enemy
- foot a painful foot condition caused by long immersion in cold water or mud
- a way of sending messages holding flags and moving your arms
- a game in which players bet that two tossed coins will land on either matching or non matching sides facing up
- corps a regiment in the army devoted to all forms of communication
- killed or harmed by exposure to gas
16 Clues: military unit • a spring flower • a type of trumpet • a country in Europe • land where a battle occurs • killed or harmed by exposure to gas • destroy or ruin; causing overwhelming shock • acronym for Australian and New Zealand Army Corp • a bugle or trumpet call associated with the military • a way of sending messages holding flags and moving your arms • ...
ww1 2022-03-25
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- THE SIDE OF WW1 CONSISTING OF RUSSIA, BRITAIN, FRANCE, AND MANY MORE LATER, INCLUDING THE U.S.
- ONE OF THE MAIN ALLIES, SINCE WW1 STARTED
- THE REVOLUTION WHICH ENDED THE RUSSIAN MONARCHY
- THE AUSTRIAN TREATY WHICH BROKE UP AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
- A TYPE OF GERMAN ARTILLERY, ONE OF THE LARGEST EVER
- THE CITY OF THE TREATY THAT ENDED THE WAR
- A NAME FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS
- THE NAME OF THE GENERATION OF YOUNG MEN AFTER WW1 ENDED
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- A CENTRAL POWER, LOCATED IN MODERN-DAY TURKEY
- A BATTLE OF 1915 WHERE ANZAC AND BRITISH TROOPS BATLED THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE
- ANOTHER NAME FOR WW1
- A NICKNAME FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN WW1
- ANOTHER NAME FOR NOVEMBER 11, 1918, THE DAY THE WAR ENDED
- A CITY IN BELGIUM, AND A MAJOR BATTLE
- A COUNTRY ON THE ALLIES, KNOWN FOR JOINING LATE AND WAS A MAJOR FACTOR IN THE WAR'S END
- A DEEP DITCH, USED IN WW1 OFTEN FOR COVER FROM ARTILLERY
16 Clues: ANOTHER NAME FOR WW1 • A NAME FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS • A CITY IN BELGIUM, AND A MAJOR BATTLE • A NICKNAME FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN WW1 • ONE OF THE MAIN ALLIES, SINCE WW1 STARTED • THE CITY OF THE TREATY THAT ENDED THE WAR • A CENTRAL POWER, LOCATED IN MODERN-DAY TURKEY • THE REVOLUTION WHICH ENDED THE RUSSIAN MONARCHY • THE AUSTRIAN TREATY WHICH BROKE UP AUSTRIA-HUNGARY • ...
Australian foods 2021-04-23
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- A meringue cake base topped with cream and berries.
- Australia's national animal, also an animal that we eat.
- bread- White bread, a top coat of butter, then covered in hundreds and thousand.
- grub- A natural grub that lives underground and in trees and is edible while it is alive.
- A dark brown paste made from many different vegetables and spice additives.
- biscuits-A simple biscuit that could last a long time.
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- A range of different meats cooked on a BBQ
- A type of fish
- A sponge cake coated in chocolate spread and then coated in coconut
- and chips- deep fried potato and deep fried fish
- A chocolate powder that is mixed with milk to make a drink called milo
- Gaytimes- A type of ice cream coated in crunchy biscuit pieces.
12 Clues: A type of fish • A range of different meats cooked on a BBQ • and chips- deep fried potato and deep fried fish • A meringue cake base topped with cream and berries. • biscuits-A simple biscuit that could last a long time. • Australia's national animal, also an animal that we eat. • Gaytimes- A type of ice cream coated in crunchy biscuit pieces. • ...
World War II Crossword 2015-05-03
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- intervened the fights between the Maori and the Southern Marines by inviting them to Maraes.
- Number of Marines in New Zealand between 1942-1944
- New Zealand soldier who won two Victoria Crosses during World War II.
- Replacement for League of Nations after World War II.
- Nickname for the spike in birthrates after World War II.
- Latin meaning "reason for war".
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- The New Zealand Prime Minister who declared war on Germany.
- Country Germany invaded that began WWII
- People who didn't want to go to war.
- A type of American store that sprung up all over New Zealand when the marines arrived.
- Day Day where we remember New Zealand soldiers who have died in the wars across history.
- Where could Conscientious Objectors go if they didn't want to be throw into jail.
12 Clues: Latin meaning "reason for war". • People who didn't want to go to war. • Country Germany invaded that began WWII • Number of Marines in New Zealand between 1942-1944 • Replacement for League of Nations after World War II. • Nickname for the spike in birthrates after World War II. • The New Zealand Prime Minister who declared war on Germany. • ...
Anzac donkey 2021-05-11
5 Clues: What is the mans Name? • What was the family like? • What is the donkeys name? • Where was donkey first deployed? • What did the Driver do to donkey when he fell?
Colonial Troops 2024-05-24
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- Forced to wear special uniforms to distinguish them from other German military men
- Battle where British-Indian army used machine guns to fight
- A mosque built for French-African troops
- The "wintering" of French-African troops in Frejus
- Last ship to leave the bay at the Gallipoli Campaign
- Often given to British-Indian soldiers as a sign of welcoming
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- Located in Gallipoli, Turkey, Australia and New Zealand gained their independence as a reward for fighting well here
- Indian soldier who fought on behalf of the British
- Military men recruited from Africa to fight for France
- Planned the military landings at Gallipoli, his attempts failed
- Tactics used by the 1st Battalion of the King’s African Rifles to battle German troops
11 Clues: A mosque built for French-African troops • Indian soldier who fought on behalf of the British • The "wintering" of French-African troops in Frejus • Last ship to leave the bay at the Gallipoli Campaign • Military men recruited from Africa to fight for France • Battle where British-Indian army used machine guns to fight • ...
Australians at war 2020-07-23
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- large-calibre guns used in warfare on land
- the shorter word for Australian and new zealand army corp
- controlling or restricting the information that the public receives by banning certain topics in books, newspapers, movies, media etc
- an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting
- what is another name for a foreign person or thing
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- Whats an agreement between 2 or more countries to support and defend each during war
- what is the abbreviation for the australian imperial force?
- a person killed or injured at war
8 Clues: a person killed or injured at war • large-calibre guns used in warfare on land • what is another name for a foreign person or thing • the shorter word for Australian and new zealand army corp • what is the abbreviation for the australian imperial force? • an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting • ...
crossword homework 2016-10-27
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- i had to get some more pencils because i ran out.
- the photo's reminded me about the fun times we had on our big holidays.
- what do you call a group of people who live in the same house.
- every family loves to go one?
- there where many fruits at the market but these were the best for my fruit cake.
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- a sweet thing you can suck on?
- there where lots of houses to buy at the beach.
- we were at the Anzac service and we had to remember the people who were killed in WW2
- each year the travel agent had to take many of them
- people were queuing to ride the small horse?
10 Clues: every family loves to go one? • a sweet thing you can suck on? • people were queuing to ride the small horse? • there where lots of houses to buy at the beach. • i had to get some more pencils because i ran out. • each year the travel agent had to take many of them • what do you call a group of people who live in the same house. • ...
WW1 2025-12-01
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- rifle, a particular weapon used during WW1
- men who fought at Anzac Cove in WW1
- a formal agreement between two or more nations to cooperate for specific purposes
- Competition among nations for territorial expansion by annexing colonies and territories
- Front, Most important battlefield in France marked by trench warfare
- Building up armies and miliary forces as a preparation for war
- one of the bloodiest battles of WW1
- Inflated pride in the supremacy of ones nation over others leading to political tensions
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- information especially of a biased nature used to promote or publicise a particular political cause
- the act of enlisting men to go to war
- agreements between countries to support each other during war
- Compulsory enlistment for state service typically in the armed forces
- The site of a major campaign in Turkey
- warfare, fighting from deep trenches dug into the ground
- the killing of a king or political figure
- gas, chemical weapons comprising deadly poisonous gas for causing death
16 Clues: men who fought at Anzac Cove in WW1 • one of the bloodiest battles of WW1 • the act of enlisting men to go to war • The site of a major campaign in Turkey • the killing of a king or political figure • rifle, a particular weapon used during WW1 • warfare, fighting from deep trenches dug into the ground • agreements between countries to support each other during war • ...
ANZAC Day Search Puzzles ! 2024-04-16
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- A weapon used in war
- The people who reprensted our country are heros
- There were deaths in the war
- A bird that was very helpful though the war
- If someone is feeling depressed then they are extra
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- A flower to represent the war
- A country that was apart of the war
- The war was danger !
- some of the soldiers were turkish coming from Turkey
- Heaps of males left there familys to fight in the war
10 Clues: A weapon used in war • The war was danger ! • There were deaths in the war • A flower to represent the war • A country that was apart of the war • A bird that was very helpful though the war • The people who reprensted our country are heros • If someone is feeling depressed then they are extra • some of the soldiers were turkish coming from Turkey • ...
Great War 2026-03-02
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- Fighting in ditches protected by barbed wire. (2 words)
- British ship that was sunk by German forces in 1915
- A new kind of weapon that required soldiers to be given masks, it was outlawed after the war. (2 words)
- The original names given to tanks developed during World War I.
- Troops from British colonies who fought in the Gallipoli campaign.
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- The US joined the war after Germany sent the ___ telegram to Mexico.
- Ideas spread to influence public opinion for/against a subject.
- German submarines that were attacking military and civilian ships alike.
- Italy, France, Great Britain, and Russia. (2 words)
- A War involving the complete mobilization of resources and people. (2 words)
10 Clues: British ship that was sunk by German forces in 1915 • Italy, France, Great Britain, and Russia. (2 words) • Fighting in ditches protected by barbed wire. (2 words) • Ideas spread to influence public opinion for/against a subject. • The original names given to tanks developed during World War I. • Troops from British colonies who fought in the Gallipoli campaign. • ...
Australians at War 2020-07-27
4 Clues: A FOREIGN PERSON OR THING • SHORT FOR AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZE • AN AGREEMENT BETWEEN TWO OR MORE COUNTRIES • WHAT IS SHORT FOR AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE
World War 1 Revision Crossword 2018-05-27
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- The name of the day when Germans surrendered and ended the war.
- The name of the alliance that included France, Russia and Great Britain
- The country that Germany invaded in order to reach France.
- The name for the dug out areas soldiers fought in.
- The term used to describe strong feeling and support for your own country.
- The name of the Austrian Archduke who was assassinated on 28 June 1914
- The word describing the mutual agreement between countries to defend each other.
- The place where Australian soldiers landed in Turkey.
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- We commemorate Australian soldiers who fought in the war on this day.
- The term used to describe nations trying to extend their power by taking control of other countries.
- The acronym used for Australian and New Zealand Soldiers
- As well as guns, tanks and fighter jets, this substance was used as a weapon.
- The 'M' in the acronym 'MAIN'
13 Clues: The 'M' in the acronym 'MAIN' • The name for the dug out areas soldiers fought in. • The place where Australian soldiers landed in Turkey. • The acronym used for Australian and New Zealand Soldiers • The country that Germany invaded in order to reach France. • The name of the day when Germans surrendered and ended the war. • ...
Gradline Crossword 2017-04-06
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- What does the CA stand for in the new CA-EBS life jackets (10, 3)
- International _______'s Day was on the 8th of March (5)
- The name of a biscuit, upcoming public holiday and army corps (1,1,1,1,1)
- Former South-African rugby player ________ Pienaar will be presenting to Woodside for a leadership event (8)
- The Nyoongar season indicated by cooler nights and the presence of red flowers (6)
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- Woodside's favourite coffee shop in Cloister's (7)
- Gas field starting production via subsea-tie back to NRC later this year (10)
- Current Edinburgh-based operator of our Senegal asset (5,6)
- Woodside's new platform support vessel fuelled by LNG (4,6)
- This Karratha camp is being decommissioned this year (3,5)
10 Clues: Woodside's favourite coffee shop in Cloister's (7) • International _______'s Day was on the 8th of March (5) • This Karratha camp is being decommissioned this year (3,5) • Current Edinburgh-based operator of our Senegal asset (5,6) • Woodside's new platform support vessel fuelled by LNG (4,6) • What does the CA stand for in the new CA-EBS life jackets (10, 3) • ...
Gallipoli Campaign 2026-05-14
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- Apart from Great Britain, France, Australia and New Zealand, which other Entente nation was involved in the Gallipoli Campaig
- The place of the first British landing was ___ bay
- The commander of the British forces was Sir __ Hamilton
- The name of the strait the NZ boats landed from
- The name of the highest point the NZ forces reached during the Gallipoli campaign
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- The month the evacuation took place
- The name bestowed upon the Turkish forces by Entente soldiers
- The month ANZAC day is celebrated on
- The name of the main character in the film we watched
- The unique contraption that aided the Entente forces swift retreat was known as a ___ gun
10 Clues: The month the evacuation took place • The month ANZAC day is celebrated on • The name of the strait the NZ boats landed from • The place of the first British landing was ___ bay • The name of the main character in the film we watched • The commander of the British forces was Sir __ Hamilton • The name bestowed upon the Turkish forces by Entente soldiers • ...
Great War Crossword 2025-03-03
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- The original names given to tanks developed during World War I.
- Ideas spread to influence public opinion for/against a subject.
- Troops from British colonies who fought in the Gallipoli campaign.
- The US joined the war after Germany sent the ___ telegram to Mexico.
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- Italy, France, Great Britain, and Russia. (2 words)
- Fighting in ditches protected by barbed wire. (2 words)
- British ship that was sunk by German forces in 1915
- A War involving the complete mobilization of resources and people. (2 words)
- A new kind of weapon that required soldiers to be given masks, it was outlawed after the war. (2 words)
- German submarines that were attacking military and civilian ships alike.
10 Clues: Italy, France, Great Britain, and Russia. (2 words) • British ship that was sunk by German forces in 1915 • Fighting in ditches protected by barbed wire. (2 words) • The original names given to tanks developed during World War I. • Ideas spread to influence public opinion for/against a subject. • Troops from British colonies who fought in the Gallipoli campaign. • ...
Gallipoli Campaign 2026-05-14
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- Apart from Great Britain, France, Australia and New Zealand, which other Entente nation was involved in the Gallipoli Campaig
- The place of the first British landing was ___ bay
- The commander of the British forces was Sir __ Hamilton
- The name of the strait the NZ boats landed from
- The name of the highest point the NZ forces reached during the Gallipoli campaign
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- The month the evacuation took place
- The name bestowed upon the Turkish forces by Entente soldiers
- The month ANZAC day is celebrated on
- The name of the main character in the film we watched
- The unique contraption that aided the Entente forces swift retreat was known as a ___ gun
10 Clues: The month the evacuation took place • The month ANZAC day is celebrated on • The name of the strait the NZ boats landed from • The place of the first British landing was ___ bay • The name of the main character in the film we watched • The commander of the British forces was Sir __ Hamilton • The name bestowed upon the Turkish forces by Entente soldiers • ...
WW1 and Industrial Revolution (answers are all lowercase) 2023-05-23
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- When finding information, always look for _________ sources.
- The spark that started WW1 was the assassination of Archduke Franz _________?
- What did soldiers dig for shelter during wars?
- What animal did they use for transport before trains?
- What is Australia and New Zealand’s army called?
- Where is Gallipoli?
- They made these so that boats could get around easier through land areas.
- When did WW1 start?
- A type of boat introduced in the Industrial Revolution that was powered by steam power.
- What kind of power did the industrial revolution bring that uses water?
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- Where in France did Australia and New Zealand fight during WW1?
- What peninsula did Australia and New Zealand fight on during WW1?
- A source from something someone said or wrote.
- What diagram consists of a fish’s body and each bone has text?
- What did they call WW1 at the time?
- What type of building did the industrial revolution introduce for creating things?
- Where did the industrial revolution start?
- In order for trains to get around, they must travel on __________.
- What method of transporting goods did the Industrial revolution bring on land?
- Which century was the 1st Industrial Revolution in?
20 Clues: Where is Gallipoli? • When did WW1 start? • What did they call WW1 at the time? • Where did the industrial revolution start? • A source from something someone said or wrote. • What did soldiers dig for shelter during wars? • What is Australia and New Zealand’s army called? • Which century was the 1st Industrial Revolution in? • ...
ANZACs in Gallipoli 2024-11-03
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- Information used to promote or publicize a political cause
- Women who cared for the wounded soldiers in nearby hospitals
- Military operation involving several battles with a strategic goal
- The coalition of countries, including Britain and Australia, opposing the Central Powers
- Month in 1915 when the ANZACs withdrew from Gallipoli
- Country where Gallipoli is located
- Peninsula in Turkey where the ANZACs fought during WWI
- How close a source comes to reflecting historical truth
- Disease that affected many soldiers due to poor sanitation in the trenches
- Point of view or stance from which a source was created
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- Reason behind creating a source or action, often revealing purpose or intent
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, formed in 1915
- Month in 1915 when the ANZACs landed at Gallipoli
- Trustworthiness of a source for historical evidence
- An agreement to stop fighting, which briefly occurred at Gallipoli to bury the dead
- Beach area where the ANZACs landed
- Strategic strait the Allies attempted to control in the Gallipoli Campaign
- Nationality of the defending forces at Gallipoli
18 Clues: Beach area where the ANZACs landed • Country where Gallipoli is located • Nationality of the defending forces at Gallipoli • Month in 1915 when the ANZACs landed at Gallipoli • Trustworthiness of a source for historical evidence • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, formed in 1915 • Month in 1915 when the ANZACs withdrew from Gallipoli • ...
Gallipoli Landing 2022-09-05
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- Second wave of troops arrives in correct...
- Colonel MacLagan makes a crucial mistake to dig in at 400 Plateau instead of continuing along which halts the ANZAC advance and so loses the...
- Number of times Baby 700 will change hands throughout the day
- Captain Faik loses _________ with Major Halis
- General Hamilton denies the request for evacuation because he receives news about the success of an Australian....
- Captain John Monash does this to the gap in the line
- At 7:19 General Bridges lands and can't find his brigade ____________
- This is taken from shore onto the ship Queen Elizabeth and given to General Iam Hamilton
- Hillside covered with waist-high thorny scrub
- At 19:00 discussion is had about whether to do this...
- The ANZACS capture Adil's trench and force Adil to...
- The number of months the ANZACS would hopelessly fight against the Ottomans
- The note returns to shore and Captain Hamilton gives this instruction three times...
- Faik's tactic is to do this as much as possible to the ANZACs
- Name of the gun capable of firing three shells per minute
- This general comes ashore to discuss whether to withdraw forces
- Accidentally fire on ANZACS, killing some soldiers in the valley
- Bright yellow light comes from this location As men climb into the water to avoid gunfire, their wet packs and clothes causes some men to
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- The name of the point given to the landing spot of the 9th battalion
- The Ottomans send for these
- Small landing boat carrying 30 men
- Feeling by the men due to the boats landing too close to each other
- Name of the one hospital ship
- The reason the ships became invisible
- Accident that exposes the landing boats - plume of sparks and...
- Landing location of the 11th Battalion
- Used to muffle the sound of the oars
- All the ANZAC soldiers defending this location are killed
- Country where the Nordenfelt machine gun was invented
- The distance between landing boats as they reach the shore (in metres)
- Set up on the beach with a Signal Unit to send communications
- Royal Navy prepares to deploy second _______ of troops
- Number of troops that climb up the 300 foot Sphinx Spur
- Have been unloaded but not yet deployed (used)
- Men are told to leave these behind
- Many troops in the second wave of ANZACS are badly wounded by airborne explosions of
- Men of the 11th battalion try to push towards First Ridge but heavy fire makes it...
- The name of the Ottoman captain who spots the first ships between 2 and 2:30am
- At 14:10, one of the problems facing surviving ANZACs
39 Clues: The Ottomans send for these • Name of the one hospital ship • Small landing boat carrying 30 men • Men are told to leave these behind • Used to muffle the sound of the oars • The reason the ships became invisible • Landing location of the 11th Battalion • Second wave of troops arrives in correct... • Captain Faik loses _________ with Major Halis • ...
ww1 2022-03-25
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- THE AUSTRIAN TREATY WHICH BROKE UP AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
- THE SIDE OF WW1 CONSISTING OF RUSSIA, BRITAIN, FRANCE, AND MANY MORE LATER, INCLUDING THE U.S.
- ANOTHER NAME FOR WW1
- A CENTRAL POWER, LOCATED IN MODERN-DAY TURKEY
- THE CITY OF THE TREATY THAT ENDED THE WAR
- A BATTLE OF 1915 WHERE ANZAC AND BRITISH TROOPS BATTLED THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE
- A COUNTRY ON THE ALLIES, KNOWN FOR JOINING LATE AND WAS A MAJOR FACTOR IN THE WAR'S END
- ANOTHER NAME FOR NOVEMBER 11, 1918, THE DAY THE WAR ENDED
- ONE OF THE MAIN ALLIES, SINCE WW1 STARTED
- A NICKNAME FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN WW1
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- A TRYPE OF AIRCRAFT OR AIRSHIP USED BY THE GERMAN EMPIRE
- THE REVOLUTION WHICH ENDED THE RUSSIAN MONARCHY
- THE NAME OF THE GENERATION OF YOUNG MEN AFTER WW1 ENDED
- A CITY IN BELGIUM, AND A MAJOR BATTLE
- A TYPE OF GERMAN ARTILLERY, ONE OF THE LARGEST EVER
- A NAME FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS
- A DEEP DITCH, USED IN WW1 OFTEN FOR COVER FROM ARTILLERY
17 Clues: ANOTHER NAME FOR WW1 • A NAME FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS • A CITY IN BELGIUM, AND A MAJOR BATTLE • A NICKNAME FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN WW1 • THE CITY OF THE TREATY THAT ENDED THE WAR • ONE OF THE MAIN ALLIES, SINCE WW1 STARTED • A CENTRAL POWER, LOCATED IN MODERN-DAY TURKEY • THE REVOLUTION WHICH ENDED THE RUSSIAN MONARCHY • THE AUSTRIAN TREATY WHICH BROKE UP AUSTRIA-HUNGARY • ...
Granny-Words 2 2020-03-29
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- Dot's church is on ****** Parade.
- Julie isn't a sweet-tooth, but likes desserts that are *****-based.
- Dot has spent a lot of time in this building, particularly helping with catering (2 words)
- Josie recently celebrated the long-awaited ***** moving day!
- Griff loves sitting in the ***.
- A shared family name for the men - particularly the oldest grandson.
- The river that runs through Ulverstone.
- The first name of the protagonist in a book series Tom, Sam and Jess love.
- Jake is the President of this group (3 words).
- Matt loves Abby, Billie and *****s.
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- Nancy's great grandchild.
- Jan often rides her **** to work.
- The name of the Indian town where the school is that Jess supports.
- One of the two Carlton captains.
- Abby's favourite 'fancy' dish (2 words).
- The acronym for the organisation Jess has worked with the longest.
- The man who thinks everyone owes him $10 for 'winning' footy tipping.
- ANZAC Park is more commonly known as the "biggest ***** in the world park"
- The grandkids all have this dietary requirement.
- The first word of the company Danny works for.
- There's no shortage of Mansfields on this street.
21 Clues: Nancy's great grandchild. • Griff loves sitting in the ***. • One of the two Carlton captains. • Jan often rides her **** to work. • Dot's church is on ****** Parade. • Matt loves Abby, Billie and *****s. • The river that runs through Ulverstone. • Abby's favourite 'fancy' dish (2 words). • The first word of the company Danny works for. • ...
WORLD WAR ONE 2017-04-05
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- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- Australia's first major battle
- the military forces are given a high profile by the government
- a woman who campaigns the right to vote
- two or more nations, colonies and ethnicities who are under the political and economic control of a single, powerful nation
- what WWI was called at the time it was going on
- the front line of defence
- government policy that requires citizens to perform compulsory military service
- formal agreement between two or more nations
- where both sides cannot advance
- a country, region or territory that is invaded by another country and absorbed into its empire
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- large transportable guns
- an agreement between two or more countries to give each other help if it is needed
- the archduke that was asassinated
- the main area of fighting in WWI
- When a country takes over new lands and makes them subject to their rule
- being a strong supporter of the rights and interests of ones' country
- being enrolled in the army service
- a political system where some power is vested in a monarch
- the place where the soldiers spent most of their time in Gallipoli
20 Clues: large transportable guns • the front line of defence • Australia's first major battle • where both sides cannot advance • the main area of fighting in WWI • the archduke that was asassinated • being enrolled in the army service • Australian and New Zealand Army Corps • a woman who campaigns the right to vote • formal agreement between two or more nations • ...
What's my birthday present? 2023-11-27
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- Tony Mowbray is the manager and Kyril Louis-Drefus is the owner of what Football team? (9)
- A 'jack' or a 'kitty' can be found in what sport? (5)
- What prolific musician was born in New South Wales in 1955? (5,8)
- The part of a dart that sits opposite the pointy end to help it soar (6)
- What is an instrument that might have strings, pick ups and frets? (6)
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- What is the largest city in the South Island?
- What word would you associate with parking, lottery or electronic? (6)
- What month would you honour Anzac Day? (5)
- A musical composition for four instruments or voices? (7)
9 Clues: What month would you honour Anzac Day? (5) • What is the largest city in the South Island? • A 'jack' or a 'kitty' can be found in what sport? (5) • A musical composition for four instruments or voices? (7) • What prolific musician was born in New South Wales in 1955? (5,8) • What word would you associate with parking, lottery or electronic? (6) • ...
indigenous Australian 2025-03-13
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- In 1950 what was reg promoted to?
- Indigenous Australians could no longer enlist because ____ people objected to serve with them.
- The laws controlled indigenous austrlians right to drink, eat, earn a living, own a pet, travel, vote and____?
- generation What was the name of the generation were indigenous Australians children got removed from their family's?
- Indigenous Australians weren't allowed to vote for how many years after the war?
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- day Many were barred from returning and service blubs expect for on what day were they allowed?
- Indigenous Australians refused to accept discrimination and _______
- the laws controlled whose lives?
- Where was Reg hiding for 11 months?
9 Clues: the laws controlled whose lives? • In 1950 what was reg promoted to? • Where was Reg hiding for 11 months? • Indigenous Australians refused to accept discrimination and _______ • Indigenous Australians weren't allowed to vote for how many years after the war? • Indigenous Australians could no longer enlist because ____ people objected to serve with them. • ...
General Australia 2025-05-12
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- Water animal with a bill and webbed feet
- Large flightless bird found in Australia
- Remote and dry part of inland Australia
- Spiky animal that lays eggs
- Word used to honour Australian soldiers
- Rush Period when people searched for gold
- Time with little or no rain
- a revised list of 20 medium-difficulty crossword clues using **nouns with two or more syllables**, made especially for **aged care or home care clients**. The focus is on **general knowledge related to Australia**, with clear, gentle wording suitable for older Australians:
- Traditional wind instrument
- Australia’s capital city
- Large fire in the forest or scrubland
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- you like these in large print or turned into a printable activity page?
- Island state south of the mainland
- Big red rock in the Northern Territory
- Short, strong animal that digs burrows
- Salty spread often eaten on toast
- Reef Large coral reef off Queensland’s coast
- Famous animal that hops and has a pouch
- What you often see in Australia’s weather
- Curved tool used by Aboriginal people
- Bird known for its laughing sound
- City with a famous harbour and Opera House
22 Clues: Australia’s capital city • Spiky animal that lays eggs • Time with little or no rain • Traditional wind instrument • Salty spread often eaten on toast • Bird known for its laughing sound • Island state south of the mainland • Curved tool used by Aboriginal people • Large fire in the forest or scrubland • Big red rock in the Northern Territory • ...
oroszorszég-olaszország 2024-05-14
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- -bozót (géppuskafészkek kialakítása Gallipolinál, az angolszászok ellen)
- belső háború, ez jellemezte a cári rezsimet, miután kilépett a világháborúból
- Az új és fiatal hadvezért éltetők csoportja Törökországban
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- 1922.nov.1-ig él ez a rendszer törökországban, a lausanne-i béke törli el
- ez az állam támadta volna meg az USA-t a Zimmermann-tévirat szerint
5 Clues: Az új és fiatal hadvezért éltetők csoportja Törökországban • ez az állam támadta volna meg az USA-t a Zimmermann-tévirat szerint • -bozót (géppuskafészkek kialakítása Gallipolinál, az angolszászok ellen) • 1922.nov.1-ig él ez a rendszer törökországban, a lausanne-i béke törli el • belső háború, ez jellemezte a cári rezsimet, miután kilépett a világháborúból
Mem crossword 2025-07-23
5 Clues: a wreath laying to - the war dead • something stored in the back of you mind • “quick we are going to be late to the ANZAC-“ • an object you get on holiday to remember your trip • have in or be able to bring to one’s mind an awareness of (someone or something from the past)
Reasons for Celebration 2025-05-21
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- Is the origin of valentines day known
- Which religious celebration celebrates where they have a day of rest
- Which religious celebration do christians celebrate when Jesus Christ dies on the cross
- Which Religious celebration marks the birth of Jesus Christ
- Which historical celebration celbrates the courage of soldiers that served Australia
- Which religious celebration do muslims fast
- Which Historical celebration has a story of a priest falling in love with the jailer's daughter
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- What do people usually hide during easter
- What dish do Korean people traditionally eat on their birthday
- Which religious celebration do jewish people mark the day of God freeing the Israelites
- Which cultural celebration is celebrated when the moon is in a certain position
- Which cultural celebration do Australians celebrate for the colonisation of Australia
- What food to people eat in honour of soldier on Anzac Day
- How long do muslims fast during Ramadan
- What dessert do you eat during lunar new year that is known to be eaten during Chinese moon festival
15 Clues: Is the origin of valentines day known • How long do muslims fast during Ramadan • What do people usually hide during easter • Which religious celebration do muslims fast • What food to people eat in honour of soldier on Anzac Day • Which Religious celebration marks the birth of Jesus Christ • What dish do Korean people traditionally eat on their birthday • ...
Reasons for celebration 2025-05-21
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- What is an unleavened bread that is prepared in Passover?
- Which day celebrates a person's age?
- What kind of cakes are eaten at the Lantern Festival after Chinese New Year?
- Which event is celebrated on 25th of December?
- Which day is celebrated on 14 February?
- What kind of biscuits are served on 25 April in Australia and New Zealand?
- Which event celebrates the marriage of two people?
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- Which event does not allow Muslims to eat any food during the daylight hours?
- Is meat that are served at a buffet usually cold or hot?
- What are dumplings that are eaten on Chinese New Year made of?
- What is a way of celebrating family events informally with food?
- Which meat cannot be served to Hindu people?
- What is a sweet bread eaten on The Sabbath?
- What is a quick and easy way to serve lots of people in a social event?
- What is the event Hindu people celebrate?
15 Clues: Which day celebrates a person's age? • Which day is celebrated on 14 February? • What is the event Hindu people celebrate? • What is a sweet bread eaten on The Sabbath? • Which meat cannot be served to Hindu people? • Which event is celebrated on 25th of December? • Which event celebrates the marriage of two people? • ...
Reasons for Celebration 2025-06-01
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- A festive food often barbecued on Australia Day
- A special lamb dish might be served during this Jewish springtime festival
- The daily evening meal that breaks the fast during Ramadan
- On Australia Day, many enjoy this iconic dessert made with meringue and fruit
- Christians celebrate this holiday with chocolate eggs and hot cross buns
- On Easter Sunday children often hunt for these
- ANZAC biscuits are traditionally eaten on this commemorative Australian holiday
- A popular food gifted on Valentine’s day
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- Common food served during Chinese New Year, symbolizing prosperity
- Hindu festival celebrating the birth of Lord Rama, often marked by sweet treats
- Special braided bread eaten by Jewish families on the Sabbath
- General term for food associated with celebration or ritual
- This type of bread is eaten during Passover to commemorate the Exodus
- On this day, Christians celebrate the birth of Jesus with roast dinners, puddings and gifts
- This holiday is associated with love and romantic dinners
15 Clues: A popular food gifted on Valentine’s day • On Easter Sunday children often hunt for these • A festive food often barbecued on Australia Day • This holiday is associated with love and romantic dinners • The daily evening meal that breaks the fast during Ramadan • General term for food associated with celebration or ritual • ...
2GB 4 2013-11-17
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- this price is right at night
- horse that won the 2000 Melbourne Cup
- train station on the Carlingford line
- Alan Jones starred in this musical
- planes land here
- the suburb with the postcode 2162
- Smithy's favourite NRL team
- suburb in Sydney's west
- catch it to Manly
- Ray Warren's nickname
- a 60s dance craze
- a famous house on the harbour
- famous arcade in the CBD
- iconic Sydney beach
- the tasman is one
- news show at 6pm on 2GB
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- a town in the Hunter
- a park in Sydney's CBD
- former name of Thailand
- longest form of cricket match
- famous Sydney zoo
- a former Australian airline
- Ray Hadley's favourite style of music
- former premier of NSW
- a former GG
- won the 2013 NRL premiership
- an Australian movie that starred a pig
- bridge at Pyrmont
- which dollar coin went into circulation in Australia in 1984
- fun park
- an ABBA song
- a well known street in Newtown
- gold medals won by Australia at London 2012 games
- Ben's man on the land
- a popular book
35 Clues: fun park • a former GG • an ABBA song • a popular book • planes land here • famous Sydney zoo • catch it to Manly • bridge at Pyrmont • a 60s dance craze • the tasman is one • iconic Sydney beach • a town in the Hunter • former premier of NSW • Ray Warren's nickname • Ben's man on the land • a park in Sydney's CBD • former name of Thailand • suburb in Sydney's west • news show at 6pm on 2GB • ...
General Australia 2025-05-12
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- Water animal with a bill and webbed feet
- Large flightless bird found in Australia
- Remote and dry part of inland Australia
- Spiky animal that lays eggs
- Word used to honour Australian soldiers
- Rush Period when people searched for gold
- Time with little or no rain
- a revised list of 20 medium-difficulty crossword clues using **nouns with two or more syllables**, made especially for **aged care or home care clients**. The focus is on **general knowledge related to Australia**, with clear, gentle wording suitable for older Australians:
- Traditional wind instrument
- Australia’s capital city
- Large fire in the forest or scrubland
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- you like these in large print or turned into a printable activity page?
- Island state south of the mainland
- Big red rock in the Northern Territory
- Short, strong animal that digs burrows
- Salty spread often eaten on toast
- Reef Large coral reef off Queensland’s coast
- Famous animal that hops and has a pouch
- What you often see in Australia’s weather
- Curved tool used by Aboriginal people
- Bird known for its laughing sound
- City with a famous harbour and Opera House
22 Clues: Australia’s capital city • Spiky animal that lays eggs • Time with little or no rain • Traditional wind instrument • Salty spread often eaten on toast • Bird known for its laughing sound • Island state south of the mainland • Curved tool used by Aboriginal people • Large fire in the forest or scrubland • Big red rock in the Northern Territory • ...
Dernancourt and Messines 2025-06-19
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- Type of fighting first seen during the battle of Villers-Bretonneux
- Australian general who led the 3rd Division
- Australian division heavily involved in the defence of Dernancourt
- British troops tunnelled under German lines to place these
- Town nearly reached by German forces through northern France
- Strategic French town defended and recaptured by Australians in April 1918
- German general who attempted to exploit Allied weakness in April 1918
- Date in April when Villers-Bretonneux was recaptured by Australians
- Deadly weapon released by Germans during the battle
- Country where the Battle of Messines took place
- German-held village captured by Australian troops in July 1918
- Final date of the Battle of Messines
- French river near which the Germans pushed towards Amiens
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- Village Germans passed through en route to Hazebrouck
- University named after the general who led Australians at Messines
- Region defended by Australians alongside Villers-Bretonneux
- Explosive used by the British in underground mines
- Number of massive mines detonated before the battle
- New Zealand and Australian troops were veterans of this 1915 campaign
- Division that joined the Australian 3rd Division after the ridges were reached
- City the Germans hoped to reach via Villers-Bretonneux
- German defensive position attacked by ANZAC forces in June 1917
- Treaty that banned the use of gas after WWI
23 Clues: Final date of the Battle of Messines • Australian general who led the 3rd Division • Treaty that banned the use of gas after WWI • Country where the Battle of Messines took place • Explosive used by the British in underground mines • Number of massive mines detonated before the battle • Deadly weapon released by Germans during the battle • ...
Australian foods 2021-04-23
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- - is a delicious dessert made with egg whites and sugar, topped with cream and a variety of different fruits.
- A classic Australian chocolate biscuit
- The most amazing dessert ever. Sponge Cake covered in chocolate and rolled through coconut. Sometimes covered in cream or raspberry sauce.
- A native Australian animal
- A simple snack consisting of white bread, butter and hundreds of thousands.
- An original Australian spread
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- A delicious fish found in Australian waters
- chicken schnitzel with tomato sauce and melted cheese.
- A classic biscuit made with golden syrup and oats, mostly eaten on ANZAC day.
- The classic sausage on bread, often topped with onions, cheese, mustard, and tomato sauce.
- Food that comes with either grilled or crumbed fish with a side of chips.
- A lunchtime meal to enjoy, made of pasty with meat mince inside it.
12 Clues: A native Australian animal • An original Australian spread • A classic Australian chocolate biscuit • A delicious fish found in Australian waters • chicken schnitzel with tomato sauce and melted cheese. • A lunchtime meal to enjoy, made of pasty with meat mince inside it. • Food that comes with either grilled or crumbed fish with a side of chips. • ...
australian stuff 2020-05-19
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- this is something you would make for birthday parties
- is an Australian cake made from squares of butter cake or sponge cake coated in an outer layer of chocolate sauce and rolled in desiccated coconut.
- it one of the Australian animals
- this is something you would get if you are going out to the beach
- it comes in single a single size for one person or family size
- this is something family and friends do when they get together
- all Aussies love to drink this
- a lot of countries don't like this
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- it can be eating as a Christmas dessert
- it was created for war for the NZ and Aussies army
- we say to bight both ends and dip it into milk and start to drink
- this stains a lot
12 Clues: this stains a lot • all Aussies love to drink this • it one of the Australian animals • a lot of countries don't like this • it can be eating as a Christmas dessert • it was created for war for the NZ and Aussies army • this is something you would make for birthday parties • it comes in single a single size for one person or family size • ...
Trivia Challenge 2019-04-11
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- O is the chemical symbol for _________.
- What country do kangaroos come from?
- A popular NZ fruit that is in season now.
- Big Ben is a clock that can be found in this city.
- Steven Adam's plays what sport for the Oklahoma Thunder.
- What is the distance around a circle called?
- April 25th is _________ Day.
- How many stars are on the NZ flag?
- She wrote the Harry Potter series.
- Jacinda _______ is the Prime Minister of NZ.
- The Treaty was signed in 1840 in ____________.
- The President of the United States is Donald _________.
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- The planet closest to the Sun.
- Who wrote the play Romeo and Juliet?
- The father of the Simpsons.
- How many colours are in the rainbow?
- NZ Rugby Team
- NZ Netball Team
- The capital of NZ.
- H2O is the symbolic equation for ________.
- Which straight separates the North and South Island?
- There is a current outbreak of this disease around the world.
- What colour are the Smurfs?
- Sir Edmund _______ was the first man to climb Mt Everest.
- A flightless NZ bird that is also a fruit
- What is the name of the long bone in your thigh?
26 Clues: NZ Rugby Team • NZ Netball Team • The capital of NZ. • The father of the Simpsons. • What colour are the Smurfs? • April 25th is _________ Day. • The planet closest to the Sun. • How many stars are on the NZ flag? • She wrote the Harry Potter series. • Who wrote the play Romeo and Juliet? • What country do kangaroos come from? • How many colours are in the rainbow? • ...
WW1 crossword 2023-06-21
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- when countries want to grow colonies
- The promise of protection between 2 or more countries
- First major military campaign for Australia in WW1
- A class of heavy duty battleship that was mainly manufactured in the Anglo-German Naval Arms Race
- A European country that had democracy at the time of WW1
- What pulled Russia out of WW1
- When countries fight with each other
- Country that first militarized the Aeroplane
- Soldiers that fight on foot
- Long holes in the ground
- The place where the treaty ending WW1 was signed
- Patriotism
- The number of this world war
- A target for imperialism
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- A long metal tube with people in it sometimes that goes underwater
- Area where the tension started boiling over before the War
- The idea of having a strong military
- Australia and New Zealand Army Corps
- Last name of the First Lord of the Admiralty in WW1
- First country to use chemical weapons in WW1
- The country Austria-Hungary blamed the assassination on
- First country to employ tanks in WW1
- What happened to Archduke Franz Ferdinand
- A former British colony
- Country with the largest army in the world in WW1
25 Clues: Patriotism • A former British colony • Long holes in the ground • A target for imperialism • Soldiers that fight on foot • The number of this world war • What pulled Russia out of WW1 • when countries want to grow colonies • The idea of having a strong military • Australia and New Zealand Army Corps • When countries fight with each other • First country to employ tanks in WW1 • ...
Natalie Jones - 30178852 2022-03-20
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- - THE PLACE WHERE THE 2018 COMMONWEALTH GAMES VOLLEYBALL EVENT WAS HELD.
- - THEME PARK YOU GO TO WHEN IT GETS WARMER.
- - BUILDING WITH THE HIGHEST AND BEST VIEWS OF THE GOLD COAST.
- - A VEHICLE THAT DRIVES ON WATER.
- - A PLACE WITH MANY DIFFERENT SEA ANIMALS.
- - PLACE WITH THE TALLEST, LONGEST AND FASTED ROLLER COASTER IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE.
- - ONE OF THE MOST FAMOUS BEACHES IN AUSTRALIA
- - THIS ISLAND IS LOCATED BETWEEN SURFERS PARADISE AND SOUTHPORT.
- - THE ANZAC DAY DAWN SERVICE IS HELD HERE.
- - THE MAIN STRIP IN SURFERS PARADISE.
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- - YOU NEED TO HAVE A BOAT OR CATCH A FERRY TO GET TO THIS PLACE.
- - THE BIGGEST SHOPPING CENTRE ON THE GOLD COAST.
- - THE RIP CURL SURFING COMPETITION IS HELD HERE.
- - THIS PLACE IS KNOWN FOR AFL AND BIG BASH.
- - THIS PLACE IS PART OF THE SUPERCARS TRACK.
- - THIS IS THE SUBURB CURTIS FALLS IS SET IN.
- - PLACE POPULAR FOR THE BEST VIEWS OF SUNSET AND SUNRISE.
- - PLACE WITH THE MOST AMAZING VIEW OF THE GOLD COAST.
- - THE PLACE WHERE YOU FIND THE BIG RED CAR.
- - THE GATEWAY BETWEEN THE GOLD COAST BROADWATER AND THE OPEN OCEAN.
20 Clues: - A VEHICLE THAT DRIVES ON WATER. • - THE MAIN STRIP IN SURFERS PARADISE. • - A PLACE WITH MANY DIFFERENT SEA ANIMALS. • - THE ANZAC DAY DAWN SERVICE IS HELD HERE. • - THEME PARK YOU GO TO WHEN IT GETS WARMER. • - THIS PLACE IS KNOWN FOR AFL AND BIG BASH. • - THE PLACE WHERE YOU FIND THE BIG RED CAR. • - THIS PLACE IS PART OF THE SUPERCARS TRACK. • ...
Australia at war 2020-07-27
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- the agreement made by opposing sides in a war yo stop fighting
- what is it called when bigger countries want more power
- what is a person who is injured or killed in war
- what is the name for large-calibre guns used in warfare
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- when you are forced to enlist in the army by the government
- when Hitler and the Nazis killed at the Jewish people in europe
- what is controlling or restricting the information that the public receives by banning certain topics in books, newspapers, movies, media etc
- what is the term for an Australian soldier
- what is a short term for Australian imperial force
- what is short for Australian and New Zealand army corps
- the word used for a foreign person or thing
11 Clues: what is the term for an Australian soldier • the word used for a foreign person or thing • what is a person who is injured or killed in war • what is a short term for Australian imperial force • what is it called when bigger countries want more power • what is short for Australian and New Zealand army corps • what is the name for large-calibre guns used in warfare • ...
World War One and Beyond 2018-11-19
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- The alliance between Russia, Britain, and France
- When two or more nations stand together.
- The word for someone who refuses to participate in war activities.
- Posters, Speeches and visual sources that attempt to persuade people into feeling a certain way.
- The full name of a very important assassin during World War One
- When a person is forced to enlist
- The official title for a German Emperor
- A source from the time period
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- the committee put into effect after the end of World War One
- Another known title for World War One
- the organisation involved in the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
- We have an annual day to honour Australian service men and women
- the name for the area that is now known as Austria and Hungary
- The region of South Eastern Europe, including countries such as Serbia and Bulgaria.
- an ideology that refers to the belief in a national identity and service.
- The name of the palace where the treaty to conclude World War One was signed.
- shortening of the Serbian people
17 Clues: A source from the time period • shortening of the Serbian people • When a person is forced to enlist • Another known title for World War One • The official title for a German Emperor • When two or more nations stand together. • The alliance between Russia, Britain, and France • the committee put into effect after the end of World War One • ...
ww1 2022-03-25
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- THE AUSTRIAN TREATY WHICH BROKE UP AUSTRIA-HUNGARY
- THE SIDE OF WW1 CONSISTING OF RUSSIA, BRITAIN, FRANCE, AND MANY MORE LATER, INCLUDING THE U.S.
- ANOTHER NAME FOR WW1
- A CENTRAL POWER, LOCATED IN MODERN-DAY TURKEY
- THE CITY OF THE TREATY THAT ENDED THE WAR
- A BATTLE OF 1915 WHERE ANZAC AND BRITISH TROOPS BATTLED THE OTTOMAN EMPIRE
- A COUNTRY ON THE ALLIES, KNOWN FOR JOINING LATE AND WAS A MAJOR FACTOR IN THE WAR'S END
- ANOTHER NAME FOR NOVEMBER 11, 1918, THE DAY THE WAR ENDED
- ONE OF THE MAIN ALLIES, SINCE WW1 STARTED
- A NICKNAME FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN WW1
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- A TRYPE OF AIRCRAFT OR AIRSHIP USED BY THE GERMAN EMPIRE
- THE REVOLUTION WHICH ENDED THE RUSSIAN MONARCHY
- THE NAME OF THE GENERATION OF YOUNG MEN AFTER WW1 ENDED
- A CITY IN BELGIUM, AND A MAJOR BATTLE
- A TYPE OF GERMAN ARTILLERY, ONE OF THE LARGEST EVER
- A NAME FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS
- A DEEP DITCH, USED IN WW1 OFTEN FOR COVER FROM ARTILLERY
17 Clues: ANOTHER NAME FOR WW1 • A NAME FOR FRENCH SOLDIERS • A CITY IN BELGIUM, AND A MAJOR BATTLE • A NICKNAME FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS IN WW1 • THE CITY OF THE TREATY THAT ENDED THE WAR • ONE OF THE MAIN ALLIES, SINCE WW1 STARTED • A CENTRAL POWER, LOCATED IN MODERN-DAY TURKEY • THE REVOLUTION WHICH ENDED THE RUSSIAN MONARCHY • THE AUSTRIAN TREATY WHICH BROKE UP AUSTRIA-HUNGARY • ...
