chinese Crossword Puzzles
thretened animals 2019-08-22
13 Clues: SAOLA • parrot • gorilla • Leopard • MONK SEAL • dodo bird • Rhinoceros • WOODPECKER • sea turtle • BAMBOO LEMUR • Sportive Lemur • LOWLAND GORILLA • giant salamander
Mrs Gebauerová vocabulary 2023-05-03
13 Clues: ruský • Polsko • čínský • Anglie • turecký • mexický • kadeřník • maďarský • japonský • odpoledne • hodina (za hodinu) • hodina (v 6 hodin) • plavecký bazén (2 words)
Year 9 Crossword 2017-08-14
Sophie 2023-09-21
14 Clues: Fun • Glee • Team • Elective • Important • Best House • Best School • Save Energy • Tutor Rep(M) • Tutor Rep(F) • _____Journey • Get_____ for OA • Favourite Class • Follow the ____
Chinese New Year 2022-01-24
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- These can fly into the air, make lots of noise, are very colorful, and scare Mr. Tom's dog.
- These little red things make a big noise, but don't produce light.
- There are 12 animals in the Chinese
- The Chinese calendar is a _________ calendar.
- It's nice to give your teachers one of these, which usually contain money
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- CNY is the largest human _________ in the world when people travel home.
- Next year is year of the _______
- CNY is either in January or _________.
- It is customary for some cultures to wear new _______.
- These are hung up or let off into the sky for good luck
- People usually spend this time with their family
11 Clues: Next year is year of the _______ • There are 12 animals in the Chinese • CNY is either in January or _________. • The Chinese calendar is a _________ calendar. • People usually spend this time with their family • It is customary for some cultures to wear new _______. • These are hung up or let off into the sky for good luck • ...
Chinese New Year 2022-01-06
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- a large, frightening imaginary animal, often represented with wings, a long tail, and fire coming out of its mouth
- a large amount of money, goods, property
- a small ball of dough , often cooked in hot liquid, and eaten with meat and vegetables
- a traditional Chinese dance in which performers dress up as a very large lion, for example to celebrate New Year
- a firework that makes a loud noise when it explodes
- a traditional Chinese dance, often performed at Chinese New Year celebrations, in which many performers control a very large puppet of a dragon
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- a fruit like a small orange with a loose skin
- a piece of thick paper folded in half with a picture on the outside and a message inside, that you write in and send or give to someone
- one of a pair of narrow sticks that are used for eating East Asian food
- small containers filled with explosive chemicals that make a loud noise when they explode and sometimes produce bright, colored patterns
- a light inside a container that has a handle for holding it or hanging it up, or the container itself
11 Clues: a large amount of money, goods, property • a fruit like a small orange with a loose skin • a firework that makes a loud noise when it explodes • one of a pair of narrow sticks that are used for eating East Asian food • a small ball of dough , often cooked in hot liquid, and eaten with meat and vegetables • ...
The Chinese Opera 2024-02-22
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- The performance of extraordinary human feats of balance, agility, and motor coordination.
- An art form where the performer uses gestures and movements, without words, to express a story.
- To perform a role in a play, film, or television.
- Theatre - A form of Chinese Opera
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- A genre of literature involving the performance of plays, or the plays themselves.
- The act of performing a dramatic role, song, or piece of music.
- Objects used by actors during a performance.
- A comic entertainer, especially one in a circus, wearing a traditional costume and exaggerated makeup.
- A place where plays are performed.
- The group of actors performing in a play, movie, television show, or other production.
- To produce musical sounds with the voice, especially words with a set tune.
11 Clues: Theatre - A form of Chinese Opera • A place where plays are performed. • Objects used by actors during a performance. • To perform a role in a play, film, or television. • The act of performing a dramatic role, song, or piece of music. • To produce musical sounds with the voice, especially words with a set tune. • ...
Chinese Time Duration 2026-06-05
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- How long do you play the piano every day
- How long do you run every day
- How long did you play ball
- How long do you spend riding in a vehicle every day
- I do homework for nine hours every day
- I watch TV for three and a half hours every day
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- How long did you listen to music
- How long did you watch TV
- How long do you spend doing homework every day
- I listen to music for eight and a half hours every day
- I run for two and a half hours every day
11 Clues: How long did you watch TV • How long did you play ball • How long do you run every day • How long did you listen to music • I do homework for nine hours every day • How long do you play the piano every day • I run for two and a half hours every day • How long do you spend doing homework every day • I watch TV for three and a half hours every day • ...
Communism in China Crossword 2020-11-13
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- Mao created this in 1966 to stop all opposition to the Chinese Communist Party.
- This program organized about 25,000 people into collective farms.
- Mao led over 600,000 people over 6,000 miles over the mountains during what march?
- The Great Leap Forward resulted in about 20 million people dying from one of the largest _____________ in history.
- These were students that Mao urged to quit school and wage war on anyone who opposed communism.
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- Who took over as leader after Mao's death?
- In 1921, the first Communist Chinese Party met in what city?
- In 1989, this happened to protest China's corrupt communist government.
- What city did the protest in Tiananmen Square happen?
- Who was appointed the head of the government of the People's Republic of China?
- The Chinese Nationalist Party was able to overthrow what Dynasty?
11 Clues: Who took over as leader after Mao's death? • What city did the protest in Tiananmen Square happen? • In 1921, the first Communist Chinese Party met in what city? • This program organized about 25,000 people into collective farms. • The Chinese Nationalist Party was able to overthrow what Dynasty? • ...
P4 Social Studies Quiz 2021-07-31
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- Many places of worship were converted into makeshift ______.
- The month when Singapore fell to the Japanese.
- People grew this to eat when there was a food shortage.
- The USA dropped two _______ bombs in Japan which ended world war 2.
- In the past many of these Chinese labourers carried heavy goods and worked for little money.
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- Many new homes in Singapore are fitted with a bomb _____.
- When this stopped, food shortage became a problem.
- The _______ women came from China to help with the construction of buildings. They wore a red headdress.
- This was the Japanese Military police that targetted many Chinese males who were deemed troublemakers.
- In the past, Chinese women who came from China to help with household chores were known as _______.
- In What type of factory did the British surrender to the Japanese?
11 Clues: The month when Singapore fell to the Japanese. • When this stopped, food shortage became a problem. • People grew this to eat when there was a food shortage. • Many new homes in Singapore are fitted with a bomb _____. • Many places of worship were converted into makeshift ______. • In What type of factory did the British surrender to the Japanese? • ...
Customs and traditions practised during Chinese New Year 2021-02-13
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- Some believe that the longer children stay ______ during the night of Chinese New Year’s eve, the longer their lives or the lives of their parents will be.
- Not telling _________ stories on the eve of and during Chinese New Year.
- Not buying _________ during Chinese New Year.
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- Not _________ the hair on the first day of Chinese New Year.
- Not buying _________ on the first day of Chinese New Year.
- Not using _________ language on the eve of and during Chinese New Year.
6 Clues: Not buying _________ during Chinese New Year. • Not buying _________ on the first day of Chinese New Year. • Not _________ the hair on the first day of Chinese New Year. • Not using _________ language on the eve of and during Chinese New Year. • Not telling _________ stories on the eve of and during Chinese New Year. • ...
sip and solve 2024-01-06
17 Clues: my age • fav food • honeymoon • fav drink • my zodiac • fav alcohol • your zodiac • better cook • middle name • got engaged • my birthday • middle name • your birthday • first holiday • how many siblings • favourite takeaway • many years together
VICTIMS 2025-05-13
16 Clues: GAY • Mafia • racist • Eminem • redbull • doritos • The boss • Cat lover • The guitar • THE KILLER • the drummer • The beer guy • attachment issues • Chinese rap enjoyer • President of Uganda • the queen of the flowers
NATIONALITIES 2026-07-08
16 Clues: RUS RUSKINJA • JAPANAC JAPANKA • TURČIN TURKINJA • NIJEMAC NJEMICA • KINEZ KINESKINJA • ŠPANAC ŠPANKINJA • BRITANAC BRITANKA • POLJAK POLJAKINJA • BRAZILAC BRAZILKA • ENGLEZ ENGLESKINJA • EGIPĆANIN EGIPĆANKA • ITALIJAN ITALIJANKA • FRANCUZ FRANCUSKINJA • AMERIKANAC AMERIKANKA • MEKSIKANAC MEKSIKANKA • ŠVAJCARAC ŠVAJCARKINJA
Music 2025-01-28
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- stringed instrument played by strumming
- most well known traditional Chinese instrument
- group of musicians who play together
- wooden instrument with strings played with a bow
- music you can make with your voice
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- cross between zither and harp (sometimes called chinese zither)
- instrument that you hit to make sound
- group of people who sing together
- pear-shaped, four-string lute instrument
- someone who plays an instrument
- instrument with lots of keys that is in most churches
11 Clues: someone who plays an instrument • group of people who sing together • music you can make with your voice • group of musicians who play together • instrument that you hit to make sound • stringed instrument played by strumming • pear-shaped, four-string lute instrument • most well known traditional Chinese instrument • wooden instrument with strings played with a bow • ...
china 2026-03-25
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- 91% of people in China are this
- a Muslim holiday of fasting
- does not protect its people
- a Tibetan and Chinese religion
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- a group that China spies on
- China took over Tibet because of this
- a suspicious head piece that China views as a threat
- to be locked away for disobeying Chinese rules
- a religion that China views as a threat
- a country that China took over
- where Muslim children are forced to go
11 Clues: a group that China spies on • a Muslim holiday of fasting • does not protect its people • a country that China took over • a Tibetan and Chinese religion • 91% of people in China are this • China took over Tibet because of this • where Muslim children are forced to go • a religion that China views as a threat • to be locked away for disobeying Chinese rules • ...
Find the nationality of each country and complete the crossword puzzle 2025-03-06
13 Clues: India • Egypt • Italy • Spain • China • Japan • Brazil • Mexico • Turkey • Malaysia • Australia • The United Kingdom (UK) • The United States of America (USA)
Grade 5(2) 2023-11-30
14 Clues: cold • food • songs • candy • English • hip-hop • the pipa • pictures • Mcdonalds • in the water • good for you • chinese coffee • vegetable and fruit • bread and vegetables
Unité 3 Vocabulaire 2026-02-18
14 Clues: I am • Greek • Korean • French • English • Chinese • Italian • Nickname • Australian • First name • New Zealander • My name is ... • How old are you? • What is your name
Nationalities 2021-04-02
Internaitonal Food Crossword 2017-03-06
a 2024-11-22
Nationalities 2012-12-07
Us 2022-08-20
Nationalities 2020-06-22
Nationalities 2025-09-10
Famous landmarks around the world 2024-02-20
15 Clues: Incan ruins • London clock • amphitheater • Greek citadel • Jordanian city • Paris landmark • Chinese barrier • New York symbol • Brazilian statue • Russian fortress • Cambodian temple • Indian mausoleum • Egyptian wonders • Dubai skyscraper • Australian venue
19a 2024-06-22
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- Newest carrier
- Attack submarine
- Chinese tank
- British tank
- Soviet IFV
- Underwater weapon
- Combat system
- Attack submarine
- Soviet tank
- Stealth destroyer
- Battleship class
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- Antiship missile
- Soviet APC
- German tank
- Close-in weapon system
- Ballistic missile sub
- Combat ship
- US main battle tank
- Israeli tank
- Aircraft carrier
20 Clues: Soviet APC • Soviet IFV • German tank • Combat ship • Soviet tank • Chinese tank • British tank • Israeli tank • Combat system • Newest carrier • Antiship missile • Attack submarine • Attack submarine • Aircraft carrier • Battleship class • Underwater weapon • Stealth destroyer • US main battle tank • Ballistic missile sub • Close-in weapon system
Our Wedding 2024-07-23
19 Clues: lost • ross beer • dogs name • ross band • first date • first trip • first meal • first love • i love you • where we met • ross quality • swiftogeddon • go to takeaway • sophia cocktail • proposal location • name of first pet • anniversary month • who made first move • date night activity
MALAYSIA HISTORY 2025-07-18
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- - INDIAN POLITICAL PARTY
- - ENFORCEMENT
- - WEALTH OF COUNTRY
- - BACKBONES OF GOVERNMENT
- - DEFENSE SYSTEM
- - POLITICIANS
- - HEAD OF COUNTRY
- - CHINESE POLITICAL PARTY
- MALAY POLITICAL PARTY
- - FREEDOM
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- - BANNED IDEOLOGY
- - PEOPLE POWER
- - CHOOSING OUR LEADER
- - NATIONAL FLORA
- - 3 RACES
- - FIRE
- - COLONIZER
- - HEAD OF GOVERNMENT
- - COLONIZER
- - TRAFFIC RULES
20 Clues: - FIRE • - 3 RACES • - FREEDOM • - COLONIZER • - COLONIZER • - ENFORCEMENT • - POLITICIANS • - PEOPLE POWER • - TRAFFIC RULES • - NATIONAL FLORA • - DEFENSE SYSTEM • - BANNED IDEOLOGY • - HEAD OF COUNTRY • - WEALTH OF COUNTRY • - HEAD OF GOVERNMENT • - CHOOSING OUR LEADER • MALAY POLITICAL PARTY • - INDIAN POLITICAL PARTY • - BACKBONES OF GOVERNMENT • - CHINESE POLITICAL PARTY
flowers and what represent 2022-09-02
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- Chinese emblem for mother
- Inspiration
- Folly, Stupidity
- single Good taste
- Indifference
- Courage, devotion
- Beware
- Refusal
- Usefulness
- Eternal love, Devotion
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- Glory
- Powerful against evil
- Innocence, Loyal love, I’ll never tell
- Delicate, beauty
- Forsaken
- Patience in adversity
- Flattery
- carnation Disdain, Disappointment, Rejection
- Good wishes
19 Clues: Glory • Beware • Refusal • Forsaken • Flattery • Usefulness • Inspiration • Good wishes • Indifference • Delicate, beauty • Folly, Stupidity • single Good taste • Courage, devotion • Powerful against evil • Patience in adversity • Eternal love, Devotion • Chinese emblem for mother • Innocence, Loyal love, I’ll never tell • carnation Disdain, Disappointment, Rejection
expanding interactions 2020-12-02
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- hereditary
- Country in West Africa
- symbo
- ruler
- Political figure
- human skull
- Venetian merchant
- Moroccan explore
- Chinese philosopher
- Form of government
- a ranking in power
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- examination
- Khagan of the Mongol Empire
- trade
- emperor
- Unit of time
- Political ideology
- military commander
- recording devices
- form of government
20 Clues: trade • symbo • ruler • emperor • hereditary • examination • human skull • Unit of time • Political figure • Moroccan explore • recording devices • Venetian merchant • Political ideology • military commander • form of government • Form of government • a ranking in power • Chinese philosopher • Country in West Africa • Khagan of the Mongol Empire
Dakota Vocabulary 2023-04-26
My Liv💙 2021-02-12
Christmas and Chinese New Year 2025-01-18
7 Clues: A city in California • A Christmas tree color • A Chinese New Year color • Is celebrated every year with red envelopes • A holiday celebrated in December every year • A place where costumers shop for items they need • In Chinese culture, red signifies good luck, wealth, and happiness
China 2013-04-16
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- one of the troubles people of China faced in the early 1900s
- Dynasty that was overthrown
- Jiang Jieshi's attempt to destroy the communists
- revolution about to sweep China
- believed that Communist should see the support of the large peasant masses
- ideas adopted by Chinese reformers
- gained control over once-German colonies in China
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- "father" of the Chinese revolution
- area in which the Japanese invaded China in 1931
- Nationalist party that established a government in South China
- seized power in the provinces
- attempted to make himself emperor
12 Clues: Dynasty that was overthrown • seized power in the provinces • revolution about to sweep China • attempted to make himself emperor • "father" of the Chinese revolution • ideas adopted by Chinese reformers • area in which the Japanese invaded China in 1931 • Jiang Jieshi's attempt to destroy the communists • gained control over once-German colonies in China • ...
Ancient China - Angela 2018-05-07
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- Greatest achievement is finding harmony with nature.
- What was the route called where traders went?
- What did there writing system start out as?
- What did they invent that we use in school?
- the most common religion in China.
- China's lucky number.
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- What toy did the Chinese invent?
- What is one of the foods the Chinese invented?
- The first river that ancient china settled on.
- Who started to build the great wall of China?
- What was the first dynasty in Ancient China?
- Which dynasty built the forbidden city?
12 Clues: China's lucky number. • What toy did the Chinese invent? • the most common religion in China. • Which dynasty built the forbidden city? • What did there writing system start out as? • What did they invent that we use in school? • What was the first dynasty in Ancient China? • What was the route called where traders went? • Who started to build the great wall of China? • ...
JADE FUN FACTS - BCGREA 2025-05-18
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- One of the 3 symbols of Jade (2 wds)
- This culture shares prizing of Jade with BC First Nations
- In 1968, Jade became BC's offical mineral _____
- Jade is a popular choice for this
- Where first deposits were found in BC
- Stone of this in Chinese culture
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- One of the 3 symbols of Jade
- One of the 3 symbols of Jade
- The number of jade deposits in BC
- Jade's name is derived from this language
- One of largest sculpures made of BC Jade is the Jade _____
- Month BC Jade Day occurs
- Character steering the Spirit of Haida Gwaii sculpture
13 Clues: Month BC Jade Day occurs • One of the 3 symbols of Jade • One of the 3 symbols of Jade • Stone of this in Chinese culture • The number of jade deposits in BC • Jade is a popular choice for this • One of the 3 symbols of Jade (2 wds) • Where first deposits were found in BC • Jade's name is derived from this language • In 1968, Jade became BC's offical mineral _____ • ...
Puzzle 55 2025-07-14
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- — Dynasty established by Kublai Khan in China.
- — Portable round tent used by Mongol nomads.
- — Southern Chinese dynasty defeated by Kublai Khan.
- Road — Trade network expanded and secured by Mongols.
- — Vast grassy plains of Central Asia, home to the Mongols.
- — Western Xia dynasty, first Chinese kingdom conquered by Genghis.
- — Mongol military unit of 10,000 soldiers.
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- — Ancient name for Beijing, sacked by the Mongols.
- — Sky-god centered religion of the Mongols.
- — Tolui’s wife; key political figure and mother of Kublai.
- — Birth name of Genghis Khan.
- — Youngest son, ancestor of Kublai and Hulagu.
12 Clues: — Birth name of Genghis Khan. • — Mongol military unit of 10,000 soldiers. • — Sky-god centered religion of the Mongols. • — Portable round tent used by Mongol nomads. • — Dynasty established by Kublai Khan in China. • — Youngest son, ancestor of Kublai and Hulagu. • — Ancient name for Beijing, sacked by the Mongols. • ...
Национальности 2020-12-18
Chinese New Year 2023 2023-01-02
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- is located in Los Angeles and Manhattan.
- signifies wealth.
- with money are given to children.
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- is the animal that represents Chinese New Year 2023.
- is the most important part of Chinese New Year!
- signifies luck or wholeness.
- up lanterns.
- signifies increase in prosperity.
- is written on spring couplets.
9 Clues: up lanterns. • signifies wealth. • signifies luck or wholeness. • is written on spring couplets. • signifies increase in prosperity. • with money are given to children. • is located in Los Angeles and Manhattan. • is the most important part of Chinese New Year! • is the animal that represents Chinese New Year 2023.
3D 2022-04-19
9 Clues: Chairgirl • Tallest in class • She's the boss of maths • What is 90 divided by 6? • Teaches us how to save the Earth • Where do frogs keep their money? • Non-Chinese name in Chinese class • "Silent reading first, for five minutes." • Teaches us living things and non-living things
Chinese new year 2022-02-03
6 Clues: decorations that we put up • we watch these on the new year • what we set off on Chinese new year • What Chinese new year is also called • what children get on Chinese new year • the colour we wear on Chinese new year
Unit 2 crossword puzzle 2021-03-31
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- This was the nickname for Deng’s plan to lead China into becoming a thriving country in the modern world. This means adjusting to invest, reform, and build four aspects- agriculture, industry, military, and science/ technology.
- This was one of the most religious sites China destroyed during an invasion in an attempt to suppress Tibetan’s culture. During this time period, thousands died of famine and torture by the Chinese. (Lesson 5)
- This was where the well known protest took place, located in Beijing and lasted for about a month and a half. (lesson 4)
- After both the CCP and KMT feared the other side was holding more power than the other, a war took place between the two parties in order to decide who controls China
- During this time, Mao ordered the Chinese forces to assist North Korea in the war. Korea still abides as divided but this did prevent westerm imperialism from South korea. But this also caused a trade embargo against China from America. (Lesson 2A)
- He was a communist leader who also took part in the Long March. He was chosen by the CCP to become the leader as he did not have a strong bond with Mao. He did not agree with some of Mao’s decisions and thus, was believed to have a less extreme leadership style. (lesson 3)
- In result after English companies refused to stop trading opium secretly. The chinese government seized large amounts of opium and destroyed it thus, leading to the United Kingdom invading China (lesson 1A)
- This occurred in 1933 when Mao led an army of communists to retreat and thousands died from hunger and numerous other reasons. Though, this did result in Mao gaining more followers and growing stronger
- When Mao was in charge, many failed to stand up to the government because disparaging the government would result in consequence. On the other hand, Deng was more tolerant and so that implemented new hope in which this is when people started protesting.
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- Mao planned to modify China into becoming a modern industrialization power nation but the outcome of this was economically disastrous. This relied on human labor but turned out completely useless. In the end, many died due to starvation and others died from punishment.
- Although Deng’s plan did economically benefit China greatly and build on some changes in the communist party, China still did not receive any additional rights. China persisted as a one party state on top of no freedom in speech or elections.
- This describes the government as entirely run by an individual party, in this case the Communist Party of China.
- This took a huge part back in chinese resistance when many blamed the weak leadership the Qing Dynasty held. The people wanted to rule over themselves based on the needs of China without foreign influence.
- The CCP and KMT’s military shared a similar goal following Sun Yat Sen's dream of conquering/ unifying China and so that’s what they attempted to do (lesson 1B)
- This group of people were placed in so- called “concentration camps'' or “political education camps”' where the Chinese attempted to enlighten them in communist party ideology. (lesson 6)
- This includes attacking old ideas, cutlery, customs, and habits. From this, he hopes to achieve a more aligned communist ideology with the arts where anything western was to be dismantled. (lesson 2B)
- Mao noticed he was slowly losing control over the chinese people and so he decided to start a campaign involving younger people in hope to gain it back.
- A chinese leader who stated that China will carry on with attempts to assimilate muslims
- A small powerful group named Manchu that ruled over China in 1644
- After China lost against Great Britain, this became an official British colony where the people obtained a number of the same rights under British laws. Many left for this colony to keep their freedom because after the communsit party gained control over China, they provided no additional rights. However, China started taking action against the people there which inevitably led to protest and a confusing topic of one country, two systems.
20 Clues: A small powerful group named Manchu that ruled over China in 1644 • A chinese leader who stated that China will carry on with attempts to assimilate muslims • This describes the government as entirely run by an individual party, in this case the Communist Party of China. • ...
Gold Rush 2022-02-22
15 Clues: rich • sick • city • tool • human • state • mineral • vehicle • no money • gold pan • train track • person's name • chinese people • want more of something • people who aren't citizens of some place
Ελληνικά Α - ενότητα 4 2017-12-17
15 Clues: Europe • America • language • Ι search • not at all • nationality • one hundred • a little bit • Chinese (man) • I speak / talk • Italian (woman) • greek (language) • engish (language) • german (language) • spanish (language)
Reasons for Celebrations 2025-05-22
15 Clues: Cake • Dates • Churros • Tamales • Samosas • Rice cakes • Roasted Ham • Sakura Mochi • Kangaroo meat • Mango Sticky Rice • days Chocolates • Chicken enchiladas • Day Anzac Cookies • Day Shepherd's Pie • New Years Spring rolls
初中单词1700-1800 2018-12-17
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- India has the largest ~ now so their train is always full of people
- the ~ of China is Beijing while Japan's is Tokyo
- CBD当中的B
- ≈trash, things in dustbin
- France is a ~ of EU
- modest makes people progress, while ~ makes people step at the same ground
- When you use Baidu, you press "Enter" to ~ for the information you want
- a factory is made to ~ things for many purpose, such as military, business or agriculture
- ~ protection is as important as economy developemtn.
- we should get to the airport two hours earlier before ~
- Many Chinese children dream of ~ the army to defend our country since childhood
- China has the highest speed ~ nowadays
- we use guns to ~ each other
- a helmet(头盔) is made to ~ our head
- not clean, a boy wearing ~ clothes is hard to find a girlfriend
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- If you ~ the college entrance examination, you will "Fudu" as Chinese say
- spending too much time on playing is a ~ of time
- China has thirty four ~
- Chinese "four great inventions" makes great ~ to the world
- The ~ on the test papers is not the only thing for students
- The ~ in Jiuzhaigou is beautiful
- the ocean between France and Britain called English ~
- a thing on your keyboard but also on your clothes
- the leader of a school
- a person thinks that a thing is so great that he want to put them together
- the news that the war has broken out shocked ~
- honest people always tell the ~
27 Clues: CBD当中的B • France is a ~ of EU • the leader of a school • China has thirty four ~ • ≈trash, things in dustbin • we use guns to ~ each other • honest people always tell the ~ • The ~ in Jiuzhaigou is beautiful • a helmet(头盔) is made to ~ our head • China has the highest speed ~ nowadays • the news that the war has broken out shocked ~ • ...
Peeling Back The Layers: Darren 2023-04-03
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- My generation
- Television show that gives factual information/ record
- A competition where you play something that emits sound
- The capacity to accept delay or trouble
- Other language for Chinese apart from Mandarin
- My culture, race and nationality
- A lifestyle commonly in the city and urban regions
- My sexual orientation, heterosexual
- Disbelief in gods
- Entirely in one color with no other decorations (Fashion)
- Other word for mom
- Discord owns this social media platform
- A stringed instrument that is played with a bow
- A government by the whole population and members of the state
- The sport of shooting with a bow or arrow
- My occupation
- My name lmao
- My education level
- That other guy from Hong Kong
- Antonym for outgoing
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- The more common chinese language
- There are 2 of them of the same name in our grade
- The action of coming to live in a foreign country
- A stringed instrument that doesn’t require a bow
- The opposite of fiction
- My mental stability (other word for moderate)
- Hermana
- Easily alarmed, tending to be anxious
- Other word for dad
- My ethnicity
- Opposite of extroverted
- My gender
- The malevolent version of dreams
- Synonym for tranquil
- is an electronic dance music genre that combines modern swing with modern electronic music
- My age
- A state of equilibrium or equal distribution
- The common language of Canada
- Middle of the social hierarchy
- Universal blood type plus
40 Clues: My age • Hermana • My gender • My ethnicity • My name lmao • My generation • My occupation • Disbelief in gods • Other word for dad • Other word for mom • My education level • Synonym for tranquil • Antonym for outgoing • The opposite of fiction • Opposite of extroverted • Universal blood type plus • The common language of Canada • That other guy from Hong Kong • Middle of the social hierarchy • ...
Social Studies Cross Word Puzzle 2021-03-23
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- This ancient Chinese medicine uses needles to renew the body by increasing the flow of energy.
- A member of an upper class of society, usually made up of hereditary nobility
- The name of the canal that connected central china to southern China and was used to transport supplies.
- A symbol in a writing system based on pictures
- Legendary dynasty founded by Yu
- The earliest ruling dynasty of China to be established in recorded history
- A system of philosophical and ethical teachings founded by Confucius and developed by Mencius.
- having title or possession by reason of birth
- One from whom a person is descended and who is usually more remote in the line of descent than a grandparent
- The absolute principle underlying the universe, combining within itself the principles of yin and yang and signifying the way
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- a group of non-elected government officials
- An official who watches others for correct behavior
- Something, such as coins or paper money, that is used as a medium of exchange
- He Valley; birthplace of Chinese civilization
- It was named after Emperor Qin
- A Chinese philosophy that stressed the importance of laws
- This road was a network of trade routes for merchants
- Desert on China's northern border
- people who move from place to place with herds of animals
- A military commander exercising civil power by force, usually in a limited area
- Type of farmer who works land owned by someone else and pays rent in cash or as a share of the crop
- A wall of China that was built to keep out invaders from using stone, sand, and rubble.
- China's longest dynasty
23 Clues: China's longest dynasty • It was named after Emperor Qin • Legendary dynasty founded by Yu • Desert on China's northern border • a group of non-elected government officials • He Valley; birthplace of Chinese civilization • having title or possession by reason of birth • A symbol in a writing system based on pictures • An official who watches others for correct behavior • ...
Industrial Revolution and Imperialism 2024-03-01
Across
- a policy proposed by the US that China would allow all foreign nations to trade with it
- German emperor
- a building of machinery and workers to mass produce goods
- a theory that national success justifies any means
- a belief that one race is superior to another
- a transition from making goods by hand to making goods in factories
- a change in 1700s England when goods were being made in factories
- class a social class consisting of workers, rich farmers, etc.
- a fenced area
- Prussian prime minister who united Germany
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- a war between Japan and Russia over Korea and Manchuria
- a system where most, if not all, factors of production are owned by individuals instead of the government
- “survival of the fittest” in a political setting
- a rebellion of Chinese peasants that resented the privileges given to foreigners and Chinese Christians
- the modernization of areas
- an area of trade that is controlled by a foreign nation
- When one country dominates another
- conquering land for its location or products
- the policy or practice on the part of people in positions of authority of restricting the freedom and responsibilities of those subordinate to them in the subordinates' supposed best interest.
- a war between the Chinese and the British to stop the trading of opium; ended in the Treaty of Nanjing
- resources used to produce goods
- a person who starts up businesses
- Adding new territory to another country
- a system where a society or government control the supply and demand
24 Clues: a fenced area • German emperor • the modernization of areas • resources used to produce goods • a person who starts up businesses • When one country dominates another • Adding new territory to another country • Prussian prime minister who united Germany • conquering land for its location or products • a belief that one race is superior to another • ...
Vocab #3 Crossword 2025-11-24
Across
- The concept of opposite forces working together in balance.
- Deep respect and duty toward one’s parents and elders.
- A state of total peace and release from suffering in Buddhism.
- A Chinese philosophy focused on harmony with nature and the Dao.
- The Chinese belief that rulers are chosen and supported by heaven.
- Fine, yellow, fertile soil blown by the wind.
- An ancient Persian religion teaching a struggle between good and evil.
- A major ancient religion from India with many gods and traditions.
- The idea that actions affect one’s future.
- The universal, eternal spirit in Hindu belief.
- An ancient Indian empire known for major advances and a golden age.
- A large South Asian region that includes India and neighboring countries.
- Acting with the purpose of spreading a belief or mission.
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- service Government jobs earned through exams and qualifications.
- Wall A long defensive wall built in China to protect against invasions.
- The oldest sacred writings of Hinduism.
- The belief in nonviolence toward all living things.
- A rigid social class system people are born into.
- Indo-European people who migrated into India and influenced early culture.
- How Chinese dynasties rise, grow strong, weaken, and are replaced.
- Buddhism’s main teachings about the reality of suffering and how to end it.
- Freedom from the cycle of rebirth in Hinduism.
- The individual soul or inner self.
- A Buddhist guide for living correctly to reach enlightenment.
- A person’s moral duty or proper way of living.
- The cycle of dying and being reborn into a new life.
26 Clues: The individual soul or inner self. • The oldest sacred writings of Hinduism. • The idea that actions affect one’s future. • Fine, yellow, fertile soil blown by the wind. • Freedom from the cycle of rebirth in Hinduism. • A person’s moral duty or proper way of living. • The universal, eternal spirit in Hindu belief. • A rigid social class system people are born into. • ...
Secondary 2 - G3 History Crossword Puzzle 2026-05-31
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- - Another name for the lawless Chinese secret societies in colonial Singapore.
- - The Maria Hertogh and Hock Lee Bus incidents are examples of post-war civil _______.
- - On 9 August 1965, Singapore achieved full independence after its _______ from Malaysia.
- - The term used for Chinese indentured laborers who did backbreaking manual work.
- - The title given to the ruthless secret military police of the Japanese.
- - The political party formed in 1954 that won the 1959 election.
- - The massive military facility built by the British in Sembawang to defend Singapore.
- - To survive extreme food shortages during the Occupation, locals grew this crop.
- - The global economic crash of 1929 that heavily crippled Singapore's trade.
- - The British expected an attack from the south, but the Japanese invaded from the _______.
- - The famous war hero who led Force 136 anti-Japanese resistance and died in prison.
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- - The new name given to Singapore by the Japanese military administration.
- - The massive screening operation conducted by the Japanese to execute Chinese men.
- - The political union formed in 1963 between Singapore and the Federation of Malaya.
- - The type of tension or politics where people are loyal only to their own race.
- - Biased or misleading information used by the Japanese to control public mindset.
- - The government agency established in 1960 to solve Singapore’s housing crisis.
- - David Marshall became the first chief minister under the 1955 _______ Constitution.
- - The type of government where a foreign power controls and rules a territory.
- - In 1959, Lee Kuan Yew became Singapore’s very first prime minister or _______.
20 Clues: - The political party formed in 1954 that won the 1959 election. • - The title given to the ruthless secret military police of the Japanese. • - The new name given to Singapore by the Japanese military administration. • - The global economic crash of 1929 that heavily crippled Singapore's trade. • ...
old china 2019-03-12
9 Clues: a soft fabric • and Chinese teacher • a Chinese invention • a worm that makes silk • a substance made from a tree • system of belifes and dreams • 5 genirations could live in one house • putting needles in your body to stop pin • people should show respect to others and treat well
Ollies identity 2022-03-28
My Liv💙 2021-02-12
Spanish Nationalities 2021-11-07
15 Clues: cuban man • Nicaraguan • A Barbadian • Spanish man • English man • peruvian man • German woman • French woman • Parguayan man • Chinese woman • English woman • Jamaican woman • Trinidadian man • venezuelan woman • guatemalan woman
World Currencies 2024-03-29
15 Clues: - Japan • - US Currency • - Indian Money • - Russian Money • - Thai Currency • - Swiss Currency • - European Union • - Malaysian Money • - Israeli Currency • - Chinese Renminbi • - Turkish Currency • - Swedish Currency • - British Sterling • - Mexican Currency • - South Korean Money
Ancient China Hailey 2019-03-14
Across
- a Chinese teacher and philosopher
- Chinese made this for crops.
- a protective wall that holds back water
- A yellow brown soil
Down
- system of beliefs and values
- or type of money
- local leaders of armed groups
- considered to be a lower status then men
- the warrior of the Han dynasty that reached its greatest power
- a valuable cloth originally made only in China
10 Clues: or type of money • A yellow brown soil • system of beliefs and values • Chinese made this for crops. • local leaders of armed groups • a Chinese teacher and philosopher • a protective wall that holds back water • considered to be a lower status then men • a valuable cloth originally made only in China • the warrior of the Han dynasty that reached its greatest power
the daily crossword 2022-04-01
Across
- a dynasty lasting 400 years
- a material used to make Chinese weapons and armor
- a material used in calligraphy
- hereditary rulers of a country
- a tool made with bronze balls
Down
- an art form done in china
- a government that is divided into many different portions
- a Chinese machine used to carry things
- most populated country in the world
- traded along the silk road
10 Clues: an art form done in china • traded along the silk road • a dynasty lasting 400 years • a tool made with bronze balls • a material used in calligraphy • hereditary rulers of a country • most populated country in the world • a Chinese machine used to carry things • a material used to make Chinese weapons and armor • a government that is divided into many different portions
Jessica & Ellick 2024-10-08
Across
- What cuisine did Ellick make for Jessica for one month?
- Who gave the first kiss?
- What is Ellick's favourite football team called?
- What is Jessica's favourite football team called?
Down
- What does his family call Ellick by?
- Where was their first date?
- Where is Ellick originally from?
- What is Ellick's Chinese name?
- What is Jessica's Chinese name?
- Which country did they first meet?
10 Clues: Who gave the first kiss? • Where was their first date? • What is Ellick's Chinese name? • What is Jessica's Chinese name? • Where is Ellick originally from? • Which country did they first meet? • What does his family call Ellick by? • What is Ellick's favourite football team called? • What is Jessica's favourite football team called? • ...
Peranakan 2024-07-04
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- an Asian hybrid style incorporating elements of both Chinese and Portuguese architectural styles.
- minced pork and liver balls
- a tubular batik skirt worn with a fitted blouse
- intricately carved wooden swing doors
- what Peanankan house facades are decorated with.
Down
- shrimp paste chili
- headdress
- chicken stewed with black nuts
- a long-sleeved jacket paired with trousers
- a person of mixed Chinese and Malay/Indonesian heritage
10 Clues: headdress • shrimp paste chili • minced pork and liver balls • chicken stewed with black nuts • intricately carved wooden swing doors • a long-sleeved jacket paired with trousers • a tubular batik skirt worn with a fitted blouse • what Peanankan house facades are decorated with. • a person of mixed Chinese and Malay/Indonesian heritage • ...
Daoism Crossword Puzzle 2024-10-21
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- The man who wrote the philosophy used in Daoism
- The century Doaism started.
- The absolute principle underlying the universe.
- The year the Communist Chinese tried to remove Daoism.
- A philosophy based off a Chinese man's writing.
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- The second most popular country for Daoism.
- Feminine, Dark, Cool
- The area Daoism started.
- The country that is the most popular for Daoism.
- Masculine, Light, Warm
10 Clues: Feminine, Dark, Cool • Masculine, Light, Warm • The area Daoism started. • The century Doaism started. • The second most popular country for Daoism. • The man who wrote the philosophy used in Daoism • The absolute principle underlying the universe. • A philosophy based off a Chinese man's writing. • The country that is the most popular for Daoism. • ...
about china 2025-09-04
Across
- where was tea discovered
- what continent is china in
- who was chinas first emperor (3 words)
- what is the most endangered animal in china (2 words)
- chinas capital city
Down
- what is Chinas national sport (2 words)
- what is china one of the largest producer of
- name one of the three Chinese dynasties
- what does red symbolise in China
- name a Chinese invention from ancient times
10 Clues: chinas capital city • where was tea discovered • what continent is china in • what does red symbolise in China • who was chinas first emperor (3 words) • what is Chinas national sport (2 words) • name one of the three Chinese dynasties • name a Chinese invention from ancient times • what is china one of the largest producer of • ...
Bathsheba’s cross words 2026-05-22
Across
- You would pay something with this.
- You need it to mine.
- Miners were being unfair to the Chinese miners because of their appearance.
- A automatic system for something.
- You go to different places.
Down
- You scream it when you find gold.
- Something you call prisoners.
- If you found something different from others.
- Miners would take stuff from Chinese miners.
- When you reached your destination.
10 Clues: You need it to mine. • You go to different places. • Something you call prisoners. • You scream it when you find gold. • A automatic system for something. • You would pay something with this. • When you reached your destination. • Miners would take stuff from Chinese miners. • If you found something different from others. • ...
Three Chinese Philosophies 2024-02-08
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- a system of government based on land-owners and tenants.
- the Daoist concept of opposing forces of nature.
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes strict obedience to laws
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior.
- a person who works for the government.
Down
- a line of rulers in China from about 1045 to 256 BCE.
- a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes living in harmony with nature.
- a power or law believed to be granted by a god.
8 Clues: a person who works for the government. • a power or law believed to be granted by a god. • the Daoist concept of opposing forces of nature. • a line of rulers in China from about 1045 to 256 BCE. • a Chinese philosophy that emphasizes proper behavior. • a system of government based on land-owners and tenants. • ...
CELEBRATIONS IN MALAYSIA 2025-03-23
Across
- A type of woven rice dumpling eaten during Hari Raya
- A celebration marking the end of Ramadan
- A red packet given during Chinese New Year
- NEW YEAR A festival where lion dances and firecrackers are common
- A traditional decoration made of colored rice or flour during Deepavali
Down
- A special meal eaten the night before Chinese New Year
- A term for inviting guests to celebrate a festival together
- A Hindu festival where some devotees carry kavadis
8 Clues: A celebration marking the end of Ramadan • A red packet given during Chinese New Year • A Hindu festival where some devotees carry kavadis • A type of woven rice dumpling eaten during Hari Raya • A special meal eaten the night before Chinese New Year • A term for inviting guests to celebrate a festival together • ...
Toxicology MT exam 2014-04-27
Across
- Most powerful inorganic carcinogen
- from bacterial decay
- arsenic test
- red ants
- green skin
- Castor bean
- local emetic
- chinese restaurant syndrome
- for Iodine
- Most toxic metal
- black gums
- arecoline
- trinitrophenol
Down
- mushroom hallucinogen
- poison in mothballs
- from mackerel
- true poison
- poison found in detergents
- detect amphetamines
- source of tetrodotoxin
20 Clues: red ants • arecoline • green skin • for Iodine • black gums • true poison • Castor bean • arsenic test • local emetic • from mackerel • trinitrophenol • Most toxic metal • poison in mothballs • detect amphetamines • from bacterial decay • mushroom hallucinogen • source of tetrodotoxin • poison found in detergents • chinese restaurant syndrome • Most powerful inorganic carcinogen
Spanish crossword 2017-09-22
25 Clues: ten • two • one • nine • grey • pink • eight • three • black • green • white • twenty • eleven • thirty • i like • orange • purple • soccer • swimming • mexican food • chinese food • color of the sun • color of strawberries • the color of the ocean • italian dish favorite of many
Vocabulary Ch. 1 2017-09-15
30 Clues: we • in • fat • one • name • door • thin • small • young • hotel • French • person • Russian • actress • Chinese • student • from;of • English • Mexican • old (f) • Canadian • ugly (f) • handsome • American • they (f) • telephone • university • chalkboard • first name • you (sing)
Spanish Crossword Puzzle 2017-09-21
28 Clues: no • the • but • yes • jazz • more • pizza • fruit • salad • soccer • tennis • spanish • baseball • swimming • football • music by • homework • cafeteria • pop music • chocolate • rock music • basketball • volleyball • chinese food • mexican food • italian food • english class • classical music
Từ Vựng Bản Sắc Việt Nam 2020-02-20
Across
- agree
- hardworking
- to feel comfortable
- dilligent
- trendy/modern
- to mention
- national/our present language
- affect/influence
- complicated/hard to understand
- weak coward
Down
- special traits/characteristics
- clam
- combination of chinese characters
- a writer
- situation or circumstance
- to copy
- patience
- spacious, generous
- criticize
- chinse writing system
20 Clues: clam • agree • to copy • a writer • patience • dilligent • criticize • to mention • hardworking • weak coward • trendy/modern • affect/influence • spacious, generous • to feel comfortable • chinse writing system • situation or circumstance • national/our present language • special traits/characteristics • complicated/hard to understand • combination of chinese characters
The Kevin Crossword 2023-12-25
20 Clues: zodiac • mid sis • big sis • champion • won't eat • drag name • swim team • star sign • captain of • green thumb • no nickname • has the best • member of the • a touch of it • city he hates • mitten school • scariest teacher • catholic blunder • fave fashion brand • 'when *I* went to thailand'
Fran & Min-Cheng Love Story 2024-03-22
20 Clues: K-drama • call sign • first date • first trip • happy place • best friend • bride's job • ramen place • how they met • she said YES! • groom's A.K.A • first meeting • filipino dish • years together • Chinese Zodiac • midnight snack • anniversary month • longest residence • City where they met • memorable date night
qq 2024-04-11
Across
- - Geological period
- - Plant-sucking pest
- - Mediterranean fruit
- - Noble title
- - Footstool
- - K-pop star
- - Symbolic practice
- - Magical tool
- - Men's underwear style
- - Raised design
Down
- - Knowledge gained
- - Rice ball
- - Hardy shrub
- - Billing document
- - Average value
- - Greek liquor
- - Language Chinese dialect
- - Balanced plank
- - Study of fish
- - Hawaiian greeting
20 Clues: - Rice ball • - Footstool • - K-pop star • - Hardy shrub • - Noble title • - Greek liquor • - Magical tool • - Average value • - Study of fish • - Raised design • - Balanced plank • - Knowledge gained • - Billing document • - Geological period • - Symbolic practice • - Hawaiian greeting • - Plant-sucking pest • - Mediterranean fruit • - Men's underwear style • - Language Chinese dialect
dd 2024-04-10
Across
- - Plant-sucking pest
- - Greek liquor
- - Magical tool
- - Billing document
- - Rice ball
- - Word game
- - Footstool
- - Hardy shrub
- - Balanced plank
- - Average value
Down
- - Study of fish
- - Geological period
- - K-pop star
- - Knowledge gained
- - Men's underwear style
- - Raised design
- - Noble title
- - Language Chinese dialect
- - Symbolic practice
- - Hawaiian greeting
20 Clues: - Rice ball • - Word game • - Footstool • - K-pop star • - Noble title • - Hardy shrub • - Greek liquor • - Magical tool • - Study of fish • - Raised design • - Average value • - Balanced plank • - Billing document • - Knowledge gained • - Geological period • - Symbolic practice • - Hawaiian greeting • - Plant-sucking pest • - Men's underwear style • - Language Chinese dialect
EMILY'S CHRISTMAS CROSSWORD 2025-12-24
22 Clues: #9 • pacer • coach • agent • buddy • stick foe • first ride • John Mayer • tiny enemy • Fire mistake • KC breakfast • ______ Friday • camera display • cherry muffins • morning ritual • departing words • rubber duck lover • prehistoric shade • instant messenger • Aunt Susie's street • Des Plaine's delicacy • Sara's Chinese zodiac
English Channel 2026-03-20
20 Clues: La Ranch • More Udd • Ermarsund • La Maniko • Mans Denzi • Mor Breizh • An Beaslai • Armelkanal • Mor Bretannek • Engelse Kanaal • Ha Yam Ha Tsar • Engelske Kanal • Yingjili Haixia • Canal Da Mancha • Engelska Kanelan • Englannin Kanaali • Kanali Tis Maghis • Canele DellaManica • Canal De Le Mancha • Oceanus Britannicus
2025 countries and nationality Gloria 2024-11-10
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- moroccan
- taiwanese
- polish peru peruvian
- french turkye turkish
- mexican albania albanian
- japanese
- canadian
- indian
- korean
- egyptian vietnam vietnamese
- united kingdom british
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- chinese
- spanish
- irish tunisia tunisian
- german argentina argentine
- dutch africa african
- brazilian south africa south african
- australian
- italian algeria algerian
- greek swiss swiss
- united states american
21 Clues: indian • korean • chinese • spanish • moroccan • japanese • canadian • taiwanese • australian • united states american • united kingdom british • greek swiss swiss • polish peru peruvian • french turkye turkish • dutch africa african • irish tunisia tunisian • ...
Unit 7 - Patchwork city 2026-06-04
Across
- See
- Verkehr
- Spanien
- Wohltätigkeit
- Russisch
- Bürger/-in
- Sprecher/-in
- Polnisch
- Prozentsatz
- Frankreich
- Kanadier/-in
- Italien
- Festival
- Bauernhof
- häufig
Down
- fehlerlos, perfekt
- Viertel, Quartier
- Spanisch
- Dialekt
- Fehler, Irrtum
- Chinesisch
- Einwanderer/-in
- Flicken
- aufregend, spannend
- Kanada
- einzigartig
- Italienisch
- Asien
- Sonnenschein
29 Clues: See • Asien • Kanada • häufig • Verkehr • Spanien • Dialekt • Flicken • Italien • Spanisch • Russisch • Polnisch • Festival • Bauernhof • Chinesisch • Bürger/-in • Frankreich • Prozentsatz • einzigartig • Italienisch • Sprecher/-in • Kanadier/-in • Sonnenschein • Wohltätigkeit • Fehler, Irrtum • Einwanderer/-in • Viertel, Quartier • fehlerlos, perfekt • aufregend, spannend
adjetivos 2026-05-26
30 Clues: fat • big • old • bad • easy • thin • much • ugly • blond • young • Cuban • small • pretty • German • Chinese • foolish • Canadian • brunette • important • difficult • Argentine • unpleasant • red-haired • intelligent • interesting • Costa Rican • good-looking • hard-working • nice, likable • short in height
9Māori #5 2025-06-19
Ancient Chinese crossword 2025-04-02
初中单词600-700 2018-12-10
Across
- ~ing to much is bad to our lungs
- Jay has a gift in ~
- a car has four ~s
- Food is god for people, so ~ is everywhere in China
- "Will you never leave me?""You have my ~s"
- Southern Chinese like eating rice while northern Chinese like ~
- never bend myself for a ~-Tao Yuanming
- when we have been working for all day long, we'd better have a ~
- When we start a new term, we also get new ~ to learn
- 青蛙去掉r
- In Shanghai, there are a lot of ~ers
- E-~ 伊妹儿
- When you are traveling in a new city, you have to check in to a ~
- The duty of medics(医生) in the battlefield is to ~ soldiers' life
- Chinese waiters usually serve the food in ~
Down
- ~ gun can take many people's lives in a short time
- Before we go to a movie, we should buy a ~ first
- eating more ~ is good to our health
- gays are not ~
- ~ pot is a kind of famous Sichuan food around the world
- Nicolas Zhaosi is a ~er of soul
- We need a ~ to cross this river
- In 20th century, people usually write ~s to communicate with each other
- China is a ~ with 55 minority
- Zhige's ~ name is Wu
- The captain said "~ me" to his soldiers
- Kobe Bryant was a famous basketball player in Los Angeles ~rs
- When we get up every morning, we ~ our faces
- Zhengzhou shall be an important ~ in China one day
29 Clues: 青蛙去掉r • E-~ 伊妹儿 • gays are not ~ • a car has four ~s • Jay has a gift in ~ • Zhige's ~ name is Wu • China is a ~ with 55 minority • Nicolas Zhaosi is a ~er of soul • We need a ~ to cross this river • ~ing to much is bad to our lungs • eating more ~ is good to our health • In Shanghai, there are a lot of ~ers • never bend myself for a ~-Tao Yuanming • ...
Unit 2 crossword 2021-03-26
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- / A blank revolution that Mao started to because he was losing his grip over china(L2B
- / Young students from middle school and up carried “Little Red Book” to stay loyal for Mao(L2B)
- / He began an organization called the KMT and CCP to take back control of china (L1B)
- / Mao was critical about this new leader of USSR (L2A)
- / blank killed leaders of the CCP.(L1B)
- / A country that controlled hong kong and the tibet (L5)
- / occurred in 1927 and was a massacre by KMT members(L1B)
- / starvation and food shortages is called it happen with Mao’s plan for 2 years (L2A)
- / This was part of The four modernizations it’s another word for farming(L3)
- / A product that cause chinese people to have to suffer begin resistance against leaders(L1A)
- / A attack Mao encouraged to get rid of blank olds that didn’t define communism(L2B)
Down
- / were there was a famous protest a public space ends with square (L4)
- / when Mao sent the youth away from their parents to learn from peasants it was consider blank (L2B)
- / His control over China was weakening? (L2B)
- / Deng's four modernization was concerned blank to increases china’s reforms(L3)
- / were sent to chinese camps to be reeducated by china (L6)
- / Mao used this to convince chinese people to support his plan(L2A)
- / He was the head of Buddhist religion and government of Tibet also ends with Lama(L5)
- / was a city in China railway for trade. (L1A)
- / he disagreed with Mao and was fired a few times (L3)
20 Clues: / blank killed leaders of the CCP.(L1B) • / His control over China was weakening? (L2B) • / was a city in China railway for trade. (L1A) • / Mao was critical about this new leader of USSR (L2A) • / he disagreed with Mao and was fired a few times (L3) • / A country that controlled hong kong and the tibet (L5) • ...
Peeling Back The Layers: Darren 2023-04-01
Across
- Disbelief in gods
- is an electronic dance music genre that combines modern swing with modern electronic music
- Opposite of extroverted
- A stringed instrument that is played with a bow
- That other guy from Hong Kong
- Other language for Chinese apart from Mandarin
- Competition A competition where you play something that emits sound
- My gender
- Television show that gives factual information/ record
- Antonym for outgoing
- The capacity to accept delay or trouble
- My sexual orientation, heterosexual
- There are 2 of them of the same name in our grade
- The more common chinese language
- Universal blood type plus
- My culture, race and nationality
- My name lmao
- My age
Down
- The action of coming to live in a foreign country
- A stringed instrument that doesn’t require a bow
- A government by the whole population and members of the state
- Other word for mom
- A state of equilibrium or equal distribution
- The sport of shooting with a bow or arrow
- The common language of Canada
- Discord owns this social media platform
- Hermana
- The malevolent version of dreams
- Easily alarmed, tending to be anxious
- Synonym for tranquil
- Z My generation
- My occupation
- lifestyle A lifestyle commonly in the city and urban regions
- My ethnicity
- color Entirely in one color with no other decorations (Fashion)
- The opposite of fiction
- School My education level
- Middle of the social hierarchy
- My mental stability (other word for moderate)
- Other word for dad
40 Clues: My age • Hermana • My gender • My ethnicity • My name lmao • My occupation • Z My generation • Disbelief in gods • Other word for mom • Other word for dad • Synonym for tranquil • Antonym for outgoing • Opposite of extroverted • The opposite of fiction • School My education level • Universal blood type plus • The common language of Canada • That other guy from Hong Kong • ...
This should be history, with a bit of spice (the spice is more geo stuff) 2024-01-22
Across
- Artist who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
- Spanish painter and sculptor who died in the 70’s
- Another word for the chinese yuan
- Style of dress that was popular during the “Roaring 20’s”
- Pole weapon that originates in Europe; consists of a sword-type face and spear-tip
- City that was destroyed when the volcano on Mount Vesuvius erupted
- Lowest army rank
- Directly translates as “korean clothes”; traditional Korean clothing
- Origin of the mojito cocktail
- Japan's longest serving monarch; emperor of Japan during WWII
- cones Most common type of volcano in the world
- Fireworks were invented in this country
- Wig that is worn by Lawyers to display their status and power
- The official language of India
- 5th american president
- Current premier of Alberta (First letter of given name, all of last name)
- Emperor who crowned himself
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- System of writing used in the ancient middle east
- Among the very first weapons that shot projectiles with the use of gunpowder in WWI
- Wobble of Earth’s axis
- The origin of the word Ceramic; means “burnt stuff” in Greek
- Foot-soldier’s weapon popular in 13th to 16th century Germany and Switzerland
- Underground chamber or cave which contains permanent water
- Japan in Japanese
- Class of female Japanese performing artists and entertainers
- Goddess of mercy, in Chinese mythology
- Most populated Chinese city (2023)
- Canadian province that was the first to grant voting rights to women
- Capital of Russia
- City where Ludwig Van Beethoven died
30 Clues: Lowest army rank • Japan in Japanese • Capital of Russia • Wobble of Earth’s axis • 5th american president • Emperor who crowned himself • Origin of the mojito cocktail • The official language of India • Another word for the chinese yuan • Most populated Chinese city (2023) • City where Ludwig Van Beethoven died • Goddess of mercy, in Chinese mythology • ...
Joy Luck Club by Emiley Chen 2024-04-18
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- Who did Rose marry?
- Chinese word for old
- How many Joy Luck Clubs have there been?
- respect to elders and ancestors.
- respect for family and elders
- “She thinks we’re _____ who are going to sell her for a slave” (78).
- Who is June compared to?
- Where wasn't lena allowed?
- how did Linda Jong show off she was better than Auntie Su?
- what animal is Feathers from a Thousand Li Away talking about?
- one of the songs that June played on the piano.
- Who is Suyuan Woo's daughter?
- "This was a wonderful clock to see, but after I heard it that first hour, then the next, and then always, this clock became an extravagant____” (226).
- having a desire to do good, kind, friendly or helpful.
- the way June’s mother died.
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- Who is Mr. Chou
- What did An Mei’s grandmother say about her mom? That she was a ____.
- What did Lena share with her half sisters?
- The street name a character's name is named after.
- who is An-mei Hsu's daughter?
- What Chinese zodiac year is Yingying's fake birthday?
- Lena felt ____.
- Symbolizes the longevity of Tianyu and Lindo's marriage.
- why wasn't Lena's mother balanced?
- Who was Lena’s servant?
- The game the Waverly's mother forces her to play.
- what did An-Mei's mother put in the soup?
- who is June visiting in China?
- "one pockmark for every ____ you not finish"(151)
- What Chinese zodiac year was Yingying really born in?
- which corner of the Joy Luck Club is June replacing?
- Chen Who was Waverly’s first husband?
32 Clues: Who is Mr. Chou • Lena felt ____. • Who did Rose marry? • Chinese word for old • Who was Lena’s servant? • Who is June compared to? • Where wasn't lena allowed? • the way June’s mother died. • who is An-mei Hsu's daughter? • respect for family and elders • Who is Suyuan Woo's daughter? • who is June visiting in China? • respect to elders and ancestors. • ...
Ela Nov 15th 2022-11-15
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- to copy a monkey with no tail
- what you see when you throw your toast
- a reason you find with your finger
- to give weapons; part of your body
- if you hit 100c, this will happen
- bright in the sky; the teacher's favourite student
- ordinal number; there are sixty in a minute
- you can eat 16 of this fruit in China
- a small mammal; Yu Ge
- a girl who is always happy
- a tense that is happening now
- able to cut; Mary
- a direction or a chance to do something
- an insect called am, is, or are
- unnamed object; east and west
- reserve or read something
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- Central European country that never eats
- a fruit or small red flower; sounds like Jia Rui
- a yellow fruit, you get it if you have 8 zi yus
- weather over a long time; what you do with a mountain
- something you like but don't need, sounds like a famous basketball player
- in foreign countries you don't eat this, but in China you "do"
- a gift that you receive now
- a month where you walk in an army
- n in the Chinese army
- to get a cold or butterflies
- a Chinese capital; a verb
- part of a tree or a company
- a month where you can do whatever you want
- only or at that moment
- goes on your floor; a pet you can drive
- to tell the police something; what we do wafter reading books
- a male person; a Chinese minority
33 Clues: able to cut; Mary • n in the Chinese army • a small mammal; Yu Ge • only or at that moment • a Chinese capital; a verb • reserve or read something • a girl who is always happy • a gift that you receive now • part of a tree or a company • to get a cold or butterflies • to copy a monkey with no tail • a tense that is happening now • unnamed object; east and west • ...
AP World Chapter 3/4 Crossword 2022-11-01
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- grandson of chinggis and ruled mongol empire and conquered western asia
- mongol system to help messengers stop at places and rest, sort of like caravanserai
- deshpande
- empire in persia after mongols left
- Various cultures and communities that move to different places and spread their culture
- mongol dynasty in china
- islamic explorer that traveled all of the islamic world and china
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- Buddhist/hindu temple in Khmer empire or present day cambodia
- another name for the europeans who formed large empire around the world connected by sea and naval power
- Being a man means to be smart and well educated and have a good job
- Chinese buddhism based around meditation
- people who move around to best find climate for food for their herds of animals
- fragment of mongol empire that split off in 1259 and controlled eastern europe aka golden horde
- the bacteria that caused the plague
- trapping enemy troops in an area where they can't escape
- The Japanese version of buddhism emphasizing meditation
- the city that used to be the capital of the mongol empire until beijing became the capital
- very rich mali king who converted empire to islam and went on hajj and gave away gold
- Buddha is more of a god and wealth accumulation is more common and encouraged
- for Indian Ocean trade networks from China to the rest of the world
- city in mali and songhay that was center of science and islamic learning
- chinese eunuch responsible for assembling and controlling chinese fleet
22 Clues: deshpande • mongol dynasty in china • the bacteria that caused the plague • empire in persia after mongols left • Chinese buddhism based around meditation • The Japanese version of buddhism emphasizing meditation • trapping enemy troops in an area where they can't escape • Buddhist/hindu temple in Khmer empire or present day cambodia • ...
Unit 2 2021-03-28
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- To what ethnic group did 90% of the Chinese population belong?
- Who invaded China while temporarily joining the CCP and KMT?
- What was the name of the treaty under which Great Britain demanded and gained control of Hong Kong?
- What is one rebellion that occured due to poor management of Chinese resources by Westerners? (Hint: starts with B)
- What was the name of the four ideas that Mao attempted to get rid of during his reign?
- Which British Queen did the Chinese Emperor plead with to stop the excessive Opium trade?
- With whom did Deng negotiate to return Hong Kong to China?
- Which Buddhist religious figure was forced to flee when thousands of religious sites were destroyed under Mao's rule?
- What position did Deng Xiaoping hold in Mao's movement?
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- What was the name of Deng's plan to modernize China?
- Through what process did Mao attempt to industrialize China?
- What was the name of the place where a protest occured in Beijing?
- What region of China do the Uyghur people live in?
- What was the name of the book that Mao wrote containing his ideals and stories?
- Who was the CCP and KMT united under?
- What type of government was run under Deng's rule?
- What was the name of Mao's elite oppression forces?
- From what community did China take 1 million Muslim people and place them in "camps" designed to combat terrorism?
- What kind of people did Moa have a bias for in his communist ideals?
- Where did KMT refugees flee after the Red Army Forces invaded China's major cities?
20 Clues: Who was the CCP and KMT united under? • What region of China do the Uyghur people live in? • What type of government was run under Deng's rule? • What was the name of Mao's elite oppression forces? • What was the name of Deng's plan to modernize China? • What position did Deng Xiaoping hold in Mao's movement? • ...
Social Studies 2021-03-23
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- having title or possession by reason of birth
- China's longest dynasty
- people who move from place to place with herds of animals
- A member of an upper class of society, usually made up of hereditary nobility
- A wall of China that was built to keep out invaders from using stone, sand, and rubble.
- The earliest ruling dynasty of China to be established in recorded history
- a group of non-elected government officials
- It was named after Emperor Qin
- One from whom a person is descended and who is usually more remote in the line of descent than a grandparent
- Something, such as coins or paper money, that is used as a medium of exchange
- The absolute principle underlying the universe, combining within itself the principles of yin and yang and signifying the way
- Desert on China's northern border
- This road was a network of trade routes for merchants
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- Type of farmer who works land owned by someone else and pays rent in cash or as a share of the crop
- The name of the canal that connected central china to southern China and was used to transport supplies.
- A military commander exercising civil power by force, usually in a limited area
- An official who watches others for correct behavior
- Legendary dynasty founded by Yu
- He Valley; birthplace of Chinese civilization
- This ancient Chinese medicine uses needles to renew the body by increasing the flow of energy.
- A symbol in a writing system based on pictures
- A Chinese philosophy that stressed the importance of laws
- A system of philosophical and ethical teachings founded by Confucius and developed by Mencius.
23 Clues: China's longest dynasty • It was named after Emperor Qin • Legendary dynasty founded by Yu • Desert on China's northern border • a group of non-elected government officials • having title or possession by reason of birth • He Valley; birthplace of Chinese civilization • A symbol in a writing system based on pictures • An official who watches others for correct behavior • ...
This should be history, with a bit of spice (the spice is more geo stuff) 2024-01-22
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- City where Ludwig Van Beethoven died
- Foot-soldier’s weapon popular in 13th to 16th century Germany and Switzerland
- Emperor who crowned himself
- Capital of Russia
- Wobble of Earth’s axis
- City that was destroyed when the volcano on Mount Vesuvius erupted
- Canadian province that was the first to grant voting rights to women
- Goddess of mercy, in Chinese mythology
- Pole weapon that originates in Europe; consists of a sword-type face and spear-tip
- Current premier of Alberta (First letter of given name, all of last name)
- Underground chamber or cave which contains permanent water
- The official language of India
- Among the very first weapons that shot projectiles with the use of gunpowder in WWI
- Artist who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
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- Fireworks were invented in this country
- Wig that is worn by Lawyers to display their status and power
- Style of dress that was popular during the “Roaring 20’s”
- Spanish painter and sculptor who died in the 70’s
- Directly translates as “korean clothes”; traditional Korean clothing
- Japan's longest serving monarch; emperor of Japan during WWII
- Japan in Japanese
- The origin of the word Ceramic; means “burnt stuff” in Greek
- 5th american president
- Lowest army rank
- Origin of the mojito cocktail
- Class of female Japanese performing artists and entertainers
- Most populated Chinese city (2023)
- System of writing used in the ancient middle east
- cones Most common type of volcano in the world
- Another word for the chinese yuan
30 Clues: Lowest army rank • Japan in Japanese • Capital of Russia • 5th american president • Wobble of Earth’s axis • Emperor who crowned himself • Origin of the mojito cocktail • The official language of India • Another word for the chinese yuan • Most populated Chinese city (2023) • City where Ludwig Van Beethoven died • Goddess of mercy, in Chinese mythology • ...
Peeling Back The Layers: Darren 2023-04-01
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- School My education level
- A state of equilibrium or equal distribution
- Synonym for tranquil
- Other language for Chinese apart from Mandarin
- The malevolent version of dreams
- My generation
- Easily alarmed, tending to be anxious
- My sexual orientation, heterosexual
- My mental stability (other word for moderate)
- Discord owns this social media platform
- Other word for mom
- My ethnicity
- That other guy from Hong Kong
- Other word for dad
- Universal blood type plus
- The capacity to accept delay or trouble
- Hermana
- The action of coming to live in a foreign country
- Middle of the social hierarchy
- The sport of shooting with a bow or arrow
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- Antonym for outgoing
- My culture, race and nationality
- Television show that gives factual information/ record
- Competition A competition where you play something that emits sound
- There are 2 of them of the same name in our grade
- My age
- Disbelief in gods
- lifestyle A lifestyle commonly in the city and urban regions
- The more common chinese language
- A stringed instrument that is played with a bow
- is an electronic dance music genre that combines modern swing with modern electronic music
- My occupation
- A stringed instrument that doesn’t require a bow
- The opposite of fiction
- Opposite of extroverted
- The common language of Canada
- color Entirely in one color with no other decorations (Fashion)
- My gender
- A government by the whole population and members of the state
- My name lmao
40 Clues: My age • Hermana • My gender • My ethnicity • My name lmao • My generation • My occupation • Disbelief in gods • Other word for mom • Other word for dad • Antonym for outgoing • Synonym for tranquil • The opposite of fiction • Opposite of extroverted • School My education level • Universal blood type plus • That other guy from Hong Kong • The common language of Canada • Middle of the social hierarchy • ...
Multicultural foods were brought to Australia. 2023-08-12
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- Chinese pasta made from meat, dough and flour
- A chocolate dessert from Austria made of almonds, summer wine and chocolate.
- Japanese food made from seaweed, fish and rice
- A French pastry baked with almonds, powdered sugar, and egg whites.
- French bread made from flour, salt, and water, usually firm.
- A Chinese food of fried chicken or shrimp, vegetables, and minced garlic wrapped in a pancake crust.
- Chicken baked in the oven with olive oil, lemon juice, paprika which from Turkey
- Food from Ukraine Soups made from chopped onions, carrots, celery, tomatoes, and pumpkin.
- Canadian pie with pie crust baked from flour, tomato, pepper
- A Japanese noodle dish that puts noodles in cooked chicken broth, soy sauce, vegetables, and meat.
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- A popular American dish of potatoes peeled into thick strips and deep-fried.
- it’s an Italian dessert made of chilled milk, whipped cream, egg yolk, etc.
- Popular American fast food made of bread, beef, tomato, onion and lettuce
- Pasta made of flour mixed with tomato sauce Italian food
- Italian food baked from flour (dough), tomato/ketchup, basil leaves
- Korean food made from chopped ginger, paprika, wombok
- German sausage made of beef, cured pork, parsley, green onions
- Chinese cuisine cooked with a soup base in which various meats, seafood, vegetables and other ingredients are placed in a pot.
- An American fast food fried with chicken mixed with eggs and flour.
- A Mexican delicacy assembled in a tortilla shell with ground beef seasoning, shredded lettuce, tomatoes, cheese and sour cream.
20 Clues: Chinese pasta made from meat, dough and flour • Japanese food made from seaweed, fish and rice • Korean food made from chopped ginger, paprika, wombok • Pasta made of flour mixed with tomato sauce Italian food • French bread made from flour, salt, and water, usually firm. • Canadian pie with pie crust baked from flour, tomato, pepper • ...
Chapter 3 and 4 AP World History Terms 2022-10-31
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- People who focused on agricultural civilizations.
- Chinese dynasty (1368–1644) that succeeded the Yuan dynasty of the Mongols.
- Powerful state in South Africa that emerged from trade of gold.
- Chinese admiral who commanded a huge fleet of ships in a series of voyages.
- Grandson of Chinggis Khan who became the first il-khan (subordinate khan) of Persia.
- Buddhism that also brought up Confucian ideas from China.
- Major Turkic empire established in Persia in the early sixteenth century and notable for its efforts to convert its people to Shia Islam.
- Mongol dynasty initiated by Khubilai Khan that ruled China from 1271 to 1368.
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- A widely traveled Arab scholar, merchant, and public official.
- Chinese techniques for battle that the Mongols used that took part in the invasions of Persia.
- Named after the Kipchak Turkic-speaking peoples north of the Caspian and Black seas, among whom the Mongols had settled.
- Guesthouses located along trade routes of the Mediterranean Sea.
- The prominent sect of Buddhism in Japan (common among Samurais)
- Name historians gave to the Mongols because they were globally expanding.
- Communities of many different people of different religions or traditions.
- Paper money that was lightweight and was sometimes used as the prominent currency for trading.
- Buddhism that ensured rebirth in a beautifully described heavenly realm.
- The Mongol capital where many slaves would wound up after being conquered.
- Provides rapid communication across the empire and fostered trade as well.
- Alternating wind currents that blow predictably during summer and winter months.
20 Clues: People who focused on agricultural civilizations. • Buddhism that also brought up Confucian ideas from China. • A widely traveled Arab scholar, merchant, and public official. • The prominent sect of Buddhism in Japan (common among Samurais) • Powerful state in South Africa that emerged from trade of gold. • ...
2025 English Week Place and Heritage Crossword 2025-04-21
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- Area known for Malay and Islamic history in Singapore
- Full of energy and life
- Massive statue overlooking Rio de Janeiro
- Park filled with statues depicting Chinese folklore in Singapore
- Ancient city carved into rock in Jordan
- A vibrant district with rich Chinese cultural heritage in Singapore
- Full of lively activity or noise
- A famous Hindu temple in Singapore located in Little India
- Historic temple complex in Cambodia
- Colourful neighbourhood reflecting Indian culture and traditions in Singapore
- Ancient citadel in Athens
- Countryside, simple and charming
- Massive tombs in Egypt built for the pharaohs
- Visually attractive like a painting
- Historic hilltop park that once served as a British military base in Singapore
- Rich with vegetation and greenery
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- Significant in history
- Considered holy or spiritual
- Located near the sea
- White marble mausoleum in India built for love
- Calm, peaceful and untroubled
- Famous Paris landmark made of iron
- Describing a city or town environment
- Historic cemetery with rich cultural significance in Singapore
- Singapore's oldest museum showcasing the nation's history
- Singapore’s first UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its lush greenery
- Official residence of Singapore’s president
- Museum highlighting the unique Peranakan culture in Singapore
- Having beautiful natural scenery
- Incan city hidden in the Andes Mountains
- Ancient amphitheatre in Rome known for gladiator battles
- Iconic American symbol of freedom in New York
- Impressive and grand
- Far from populated areas or cities
- Mysterious circle of stones in England
- Iconic Chinese structure stretching thousands of kilometres
36 Clues: Located near the sea • Impressive and grand • Significant in history • Full of energy and life • Ancient citadel in Athens • Considered holy or spiritual • Calm, peaceful and untroubled • Full of lively activity or noise • Having beautiful natural scenery • Countryside, simple and charming • Rich with vegetation and greenery • Famous Paris landmark made of iron • ...
China and Dar Al Islam (1.1 & 1.2 Review) 2025-09-22
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- – Religion that spread into China and influenced philosophy and state policies despite Confucian resistance.
- – Blended philosophy combining Confucianism with Buddhist and Daoist ideas, influential in state ideology.
- – Fast-ripening crop from Vietnam that boosted Song Dynasty agriculture and population growth.
- – Administrative system of officials that allowed the Chinese state to centralize authority.
- – Effort by Muslim scholars to preserve and translate Greek, Persian, and Indian knowledge.
- – Chinese printing innovation that expanded literacy and knowledge.
- – Dynasty ruling China from 960–1279, noted for prosperity, innovation, and centralization.
- – Test system in China that selected officials based on knowledge of Confucian texts.
- – Educated elite in China who gained power through exams and reinforced bureaucracy.
- – Diplomatic practice requiring foreign states to offer gifts in exchange for trade rights with China.
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- – Weakening of central power in Baghdad that allowed new Islamic states to emerge.
- – Mystical branch of Islam that spread the faith through missionary work and personal devotion.
- – Confucian value stressing respect for parents and elders, reinforcing social and political hierarchy.
- – Indian Ocean and trans-Saharan routes that facilitated economic growth and spread Islam.
- – Supreme ruler in China, regarded as the Son of Heaven with the Mandate of Heaven.
- – Network of trade routes linking China with Central Asia, the Middle East, and beyond.
- – Idea that officials should be chosen for talent and ability, embodied in the exam system.
- – Intellectual center in Baghdad where scholars preserved and studied classical texts.
- – Political order where rule passed through hereditary family lines in China.
- – Chinese philosophy emphasizing hierarchy and order, central to governance and education.
20 Clues: – Chinese printing innovation that expanded literacy and knowledge. • – Political order where rule passed through hereditary family lines in China. • – Weakening of central power in Baghdad that allowed new Islamic states to emerge. • – Supreme ruler in China, regarded as the Son of Heaven with the Mandate of Heaven. • ...
Ap world cross word 2025-10-30
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- Europeans were called this due to their advanced technology in naval warfare,and on the sea in general
- reformed way of confucian ideology that rejected the religious aspects of Buddhism and Daoism.
- Famous king of the Mali empire known for being probably the richest man ever to live.
- The great Chinese admiral known for commanding huge fleets around the Indian Ocean.
- facilitated trade with others over long distances
- resting place for traveling caravans.
- Arab scholar,merchant,and public official known for his revealing of long distance trade routes.
- group of merchants that facilitated commercial exchange amongst different groups of people.
- animal used to cross the Saharan desert to be able to trade across long distances.
- language largely spoken in East Africa today.
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- Chinese innovation making carrying of currency easier.
- Chinese dynasty that initiated Kublai Khan's rule over China.
- largest religious structure in premodern world.
- City known for its commercial activity.
- major process of settlement,and societal organization that occurred among people within the chaco canyon.
- Major commercial city located in West African Civilization noted for Islamic Scholarship.
- form of communication that rapidly provided info throughout the mongol empire also fostering trade.
- highly popular form of Buddhism authentic to China.
- Emperor of China who initiated the launching of fleets to go on expeditions over the next twenty eight years.
- form of warfare where the enemy is trapped inside of a city with no way out and no form or supplies can go in or go out.
20 Clues: resting place for traveling caravans. • City known for its commercial activity. • language largely spoken in East Africa today. • largest religious structure in premodern world. • facilitated trade with others over long distances • highly popular form of Buddhism authentic to China. • Chinese innovation making carrying of currency easier. • ...
AP World History Unit 2 2025-10-07
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- South Asian hereditary social hierarchy
- West African empire famous for gold-salt trade
- Indian Ocean maritime trade network
- Chinese innovation used as currency during the Song dynasty
- Chinese dynasty that promoted Confucian bureaucracy
- Branch of Islam emphasizing mystical practices
- Explosive technology developed in China
- Indian Ocean trade knowledge of winds
- Middle Eastern irrigation system
- Method of producing books faster in China
- Dominant religion in South Asia, emphasizing dharma
- Religion spread along Silk Roads, popular in East Asia
- African kingdom famous for its stone structures
- Trans-Saharan trade network
- Rest stops for merchants on trade routes
- Growth of cities and urban life
- Islamic division considered the minority sect
- Ship design innovation for Indian Ocean trade
- Nomadic herders in Eurasia
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- Empire in India ruled from 1206–1526
- Trading city-state in East Africa known for gold trade
- Chinese invention that aided long-distance maritime navigation
- Philosophical revival in Tang-Song China
- East Asian dynasty known for paper money and printing
- Medieval European political system based on land and loyalty
- Medieval European laborers tied to land
- Northern European trade alliance
- Overland trade route connecting China to the Mediterranean
- Religion that spread throughout Europe during Middle Ages
- Gendered labor system in many empires
- Largest contiguous land empire in history
- Religion that spread across North Africa and Middle East
- Byzantine emperor who codified Roman law
- Islamic division between majority and minority sects
- Tool used for celestial navigation in Indian Ocean trade
35 Clues: Nomadic herders in Eurasia • Trans-Saharan trade network • Growth of cities and urban life • Northern European trade alliance • Middle Eastern irrigation system • Indian Ocean maritime trade network • Empire in India ruled from 1206–1526 • Indian Ocean trade knowledge of winds • Gendered labor system in many empires • South Asian hereditary social hierarchy • ...
