chinese Crossword Puzzles
Unit 4 - China 2026-04-28
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- In class, we learned that it is too difficult to objectively (with facts) how happy and how well people are doing in a particular economy. Instead, we try to equate happiness and well-being with whether people have the goods and services that they need and want. We normally try to measure economies based on national boundaries. Thus, we use a measurement called “Gross __________ Product” or “GDP.”
- China is ranked number __________ in the world if we measure a nation’s land area based on the land that we can see.
- Mao Tse-tung (Zedong) was the first leader of China’s __________ Party over the nation of China in 1949, believed that “the ends justify the means,” and wanted power over the people, so he could govern his way.
- The Sui, Tang, and Song dynasties are all known for following Confucianism as their basis for good governance, increasing domestic and foreign trade to help China prosper economically, and for its many __________ advancements and further development of Chinese culture.
- The people of China do not speak a language that could be referred to as “Chinese;” instead, the most common language spoken in China is “__________” with ~70% speaking it as their first language.
- In its northeast, China shares a border with the most restrictive communist country in the world, North Korea. It is in the region referred to as __________.
- The __________ Dynasty is known as the dynasty that brought Buddhism to large parts of China.
- In Mr. Dyer’s formula to measure GDP, the “C” stood for “__________ Spending,” which is the largest part of that GDP formula.
- The __________ Dynasty is the first known dynasty in China.
- Great Britain controlled the city of __________ from 1898 to 1997 and helped it to become an international powerhouse economically, especially in the banking and finance industry. Since 1997, Great Britain returned control of __________ back to China, and the people of that city have not been happy with how China has ruled over it and restricted their freedoms.
- China’s plan called the “__________” failed to produce positive results because the government tried to create large farms to produce agricultural products that it wanted produced. It also failed to take into account what farmers believed could be produced and how much they could produce each year.
- The term __________ means that land can sustain agriculture and/or assist in raising livestock.
- In Mr. Dyer’s formula to measure GDP, the way to determine Net Exports is to calculate your nation’s exports and subtract out how much your nation spends on __________.
- During China’s __________ Revolution, the government feared an educated population. It believed that the educated people would sow dissent and threaten communism’s control over Chinese society. As time has progressed, the Chinese Communist Party’s control over education and what children were taught has been limited to “acceptable materials.”
- China’s southern and eastern regions have had heavy __________ over the last 30 years, meaning there has been a strong emphasis on modernization and the creation of many factories and manufacturing jobs there.
- China claims ownership of the island of __________ off of its southeast coast, especially because the vast majority of its population are of Chinese descent. However, the United States opposes reunification of __________ with China because it is a U.S. ally, wants to remain independent, and wants to retain its rights of self-determination.
- The Chinese philosophy of __________ is based on the idea that the universe is sacred, and we cannot do anything to improve it. It also says that the best way to act in harmony with the universe is to not interfere with it. This philosophy is best recognized by the symbol that combines the yin and the yang.
- China’s “__________” River has the second largest flow of water in China, despite being only 1200 miles long, which helps explain why it also has a 1200-mile long system of canals and massive system of dikes that help the river feed water into a large agricultural region. [English common name for the river]
- The __________ River flows ~3400 miles from Tibet to Shanghai and is probably China’s most important river due to the country’s rice cultivation with its waters and its use as a transportation route.
- The term “__________’ refers to a succession of rulers who come from the same family or clan.
- __________ currently has the second largest population in the world.
- __________ was the leader of the group that took control of China’s leadership from the Qing Dynasty in the early 20th century.
- The __________ goes through western China to access trade in India, in Central Asia, in the Middle East, and eventually in Europe. Two separate routes split to follow the edges of two mountain ranges to the north and south of the Taklamakan Desert to avoid that desert and give travelers access to water along their journey.
- The Qing Dynasty was not run by people from the traditional power centers in China who might refer to themselves as Han Chinese. Instead, the leaders of the Qing Dynasty were the __________ people from northwest China who stepped in to help the Ming Dynasty retain power but seized power for themselves.
- __________ wrested control of China’s leadership from the Qing Dynasty in the early 20th century.
- The Tian Shan Mountain Range and the __________ Shan Mountain Range form the northern and southern boundaries of the Taklamakan Desert in western China.
- China’s __________ is the world’s longest man-made waterway at ~1100 miles long and extends from Beijing to Hangzhou.
- North-central China forms a border with the nation of Mongolia. The two nations are somewhat separated in that region because of the geographic feature that we call the __________.
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- China’s borders in its southwest with other nations are difficult to determine, to reach, and to travel across because of the large geographic space primarily occupied by people who sparsely populate the region and who mostly practice the Buddhist religion. This geographic region is called the __________.
- In class, we analyzed 12 different “competitiveness” factors to compare the health of the U.S. and Chinese economies. China ranked higher in 3 categories–health and primary education, macroeconomic environment, and __________ size.
- China’s southern and eastern climates are heavily impacted by their overall lower elevations, their close __________ to the ocean and humid summer monsoons, and their __________ to and use of rivers that have heavy runoff from upstream mountains. (same word for both blanks)
- In the 1950s and 1960s, China’s government tried to quickly fast-forward the agricultural sector of its economy with government policies which made farms larger, more efficient, and produce agricultural products that it wanted. Those policies failed. In response, China’s government tried to fix those policies but those policies also failed. This second round of reforms unfortunately used environmentally-unfriendly farming methods and only led to increased __________.
- The _________ River is known as “China’s Sorrow” because its flooding has led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Chinese throughout history. [Chinese name for the river]
- China’s __________ Dam is the largest dam in the world.
- China’s northern and western climates are most impacted by (i) their higher __________, (ii) the dry monsoons from Central Asia/Siberia that hit in the fall and winter, and (iii) how their distance and geographic features block humid summer monsoons.
- In class, we analyzed 12 different “competitiveness” factors to compare the health of the U.S. and Chinese economies. 3 factors helped us determine that U.S. workers, products, and businesses are likely to be more advanced than Chinese ones–higher education and training, business sophistication, and __________.
- The __________ Dynasty and the people of China appear to have been most influenced and corrupted by foreigners during that dynasty. People became addicted to drugs, outsiders tried to gain control of China’s resources, and foreigners were interfering with China’s governance and self-determination.
- The __________ Dynasty is unique in that it is the only Chinese dynasty to have been ousted from power under the “Mandate of Heaven” by a foreign power.
- The term “__________” refers to a ruler’s right to rule in China because the will of god, heaven, the spirits, the ancestors, and/or nature makes it so. It is a very Taoist way of looking at who leads a community or nation.
- The Qin Dynasty followed the philosophy of __________. Its use of this philosophy makes more sense when you consider that its leader, Qin, was trying to unite the people of China under one government after its “Period of the Warring States,” which lasted for ~200 years from the 5th to the 3rd centuries B.C.
- China’s southern and eastern regions have had heavy __________ over the last 30 years, meaning that many cities have been expanded and rural populations have moved to the cities.
- Written languages in China are based on __________, which are symbolic pictures that graphically represent words and ideas. In contrast, most languages outside of East Asia use phonetic written languages, where letters or characters represent sounds and combinations of letters are sounded out to be read.
- The philosophy of __________ teaches that people must subordinate their own interests to the interests of their family and their community. It also asserted that all people should be educated, and that only qualified people should serve in government. It was taught throughout China to students and followed almost the entire time period from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty in the early 20th century.
- China is ranked number __________ in the world if we measure a nation’s land area based on land that we can see and the land off of its coasts which it is legally entitled to use.
- Statistics tell us that China and the U.S. have GDPs that are close together; however, when we factor in China’s population, China’s GDP per capita or __________ of living is much lower. In fact, China’s __________ of living is equivalent to the U.S. __________ of living ~100 years ago. [same word in each blank]
- The Ming Dynasty seems to have been corrupted by its own power. For example, it tried to project its power to force Japan to not invade Korea, paid unqualified members of its clan to run the government, went on foreign military campaigns even though it couldn’t stop rebellions in its own country, and created a __________ to spy on its own people in government.
- China’s “__________” is not a single piece of construction but is instead many constructed pieces that were built over time and have been continually updated to keep invaders from China’s north out of its most populated regions.
- The __________ Dynasty is considered China’s most important “golden age.”
- There is a lot of evidence that the Chinese government has been trying to eliminate the __________ in Xinjiang Province in northwestern China, which is called “genocide.” The people in this ethnic group are of Turkish descent, practice the religion of Islam, and had their land captured in 1759 by the Qing Dynasty, which the communists secured in 1949.
- China does have borders with the country with the largest population in the world, __________.
- In class, we analyzed 12 different “competitiveness” factors to compare the health of the U.S. and Chinese economies. 4 factors reflect that the U.S. is a healthier and more sophisticated market economy–infrastructure, labor market efficiency, goods market efficiency, and __________ market development.
- The __________ Dynasty is the first dynasty in China to come to power under the “Mandate of Heaven.”
- China’s earliest enemies were from the north, which they called the “Xiongnu” (Zhong-new). Today, they would be from the country of __________.
53 Clues: China’s __________ Dam is the largest dam in the world. • The __________ Dynasty is the first known dynasty in China. • __________ currently has the second largest population in the world. • The __________ Dynasty is considered China’s most important “golden age.” • The __________ Dynasty is known as the dynasty that brought Buddhism to large parts of China. • ...
The Han Dynasty, Leisure's of the Rich 2023-03-13
7 Clues: Chinese Chess • Chinese Football • One who moves their body around as an art form • people who do things to bring out joy in others • Transport A form of transportation on an animal • A person who plays different melodies and tunes • Where you throw sticks and move counters around on a board
Gunpowder in ancient China 2023-03-23
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- in a firework and in outer space
- inventors of gunpowder
- used to make fireworks and invented by ancient Chinese alchemists
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- what did the ancient Chinese call gunpowder
- components:stars, gunpowder, fuse, charge
- makes the firework explode in the sky- not in your hand
- ancient rockets were made out of this
7 Clues: inventors of gunpowder • in a firework and in outer space • ancient rockets were made out of this • components:stars, gunpowder, fuse, charge • what did the ancient Chinese call gunpowder • makes the firework explode in the sky- not in your hand • used to make fireworks and invented by ancient Chinese alchemists
Ancient China 2025-03-13
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- Dynasty ran by the very first chinese emperor
- Dynasty had a pictographic writing system
- Largest man made structure ever built
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- First global trade route in history
- a chinese philosopher
- Dynasty that believed in a deity named Tian
- Dynasty that had a very vast trading system that generated lots of money
7 Clues: a chinese philosopher • First global trade route in history • Largest man made structure ever built • Dynasty had a pictographic writing system • Dynasty that believed in a deity named Tian • Dynasty ran by the very first chinese emperor • Dynasty that had a very vast trading system that generated lots of money
Ancient China 2025-03-13
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- Dynasty ran by the very first chinese emperor
- Dynasty had a pictographic writing system
- Largest man made structure ever built
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- First global trade route in history
- a chinese philosopher
- Dynasty that believed in a deity named Tian
- Dynasty that had a very vast trading system that generated lots of money
7 Clues: a chinese philosopher • First global trade route in history • Largest man made structure ever built • Dynasty had a pictographic writing system • Dynasty that believed in a deity named Tian • Dynasty ran by the very first chinese emperor • Dynasty that had a very vast trading system that generated lots of money
Lunar New Year Crossword 2022-12-28
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- According to legend, ________ produce loud noises that will help to scare Nian away.
- During Chinese New Year, many people in Singapore and Malaysia yell out auspicious greetings while tossing the ingredients in the dish, _____________.
- This fruit is a symbol of wealth and prosperity and is ubiquitous every Chinese New Year!
- The year 2023 is the year of the ___ according to the Vietnamese Zodiac.
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- Eating tteok-guk during Seollal means you get to become a year _____.
- Elders often give money in red _______ to the younger generation during the Lunar New Year as a symbol of good wishes for the new year.
- The Rabbit is the _____ animal in the Chinese Zodiac.
- Lunar New Year is also known as the ______ Festival in China.
8 Clues: The Rabbit is the _____ animal in the Chinese Zodiac. • Lunar New Year is also known as the ______ Festival in China. • Eating tteok-guk during Seollal means you get to become a year _____. • The year 2023 is the year of the ___ according to the Vietnamese Zodiac. • According to legend, ________ produce loud noises that will help to scare Nian away. • ...
Nationalities 2016-10-11
Subject 2023-05-03
Clubs 2021-10-12
Nationality 2024-09-17
cold war 2020-02-11
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- to forbid or prohibit
- program in which US and British pilots flew supplies to West Berlin during a Soviet blockade
- foreign policy that offered economic aid to Western Europeans countries after WW2
- policy of threatening to use massive force in response to aggression
- military alliance formed to counter Soviet expansion
- US general who wanted to drive the communist from the Korean peninsula
- defensive alliance aimed at preventing communist aggression in Asia
- communist leader during the Chinese civil war
- war fought to achieve only specific goals
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- nationalist leader during the Chinese civil war
- policy in which the US and the Soviet Union hopen to deter nuclear war by building up enough weapons to destroy one another
- military alliance of the Soviet Union and its satellite states
- contest in which nations compete to build more powerful weapons
- belief that only by going to war could the US protect itself against communist aggression
- to or tear apart
- to place a resource under government control
- to deprive or take away the weapons or any means of attack or defense
17 Clues: to or tear apart • to forbid or prohibit • war fought to achieve only specific goals • to place a resource under government control • communist leader during the Chinese civil war • nationalist leader during the Chinese civil war • military alliance formed to counter Soviet expansion • military alliance of the Soviet Union and its satellite states • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2023-08-26
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- This is another name for the Revive China Society
- Sun Yat-sen was elected as the ______ of the China Republic
- The name of the village that Sun Yat-sen was born in
- The part of the statue that Sun Yat-sen and his friend broke at the temple
- The name of the revolution in 1911
- The school that Sun Yat-sen graduated in 1882
- This was established by Sun Yat-sen in Japan of 1905
- Yat-sen attended a missionary school and studied _________ in Honolulu
- The occupation that Sun Yat-sen aspired to be
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- The place where Sun Yat-sen started working at age 6
- This is also known as the Chinese Nationalist Party
- This principle, "______," emphasizes the unity and sovereignty of the Chinese people
- The name of the Dynasty that Sun Yat-sen was living in
- The disease that Sun Yat-sen died by at age 58
- The religion that Sun Yat-sen may have adopted while at school
- The state that Sun Yat-sen went to at age 13
- The type of coin that Sun Yat-sen was on
17 Clues: The name of the revolution in 1911 • The type of coin that Sun Yat-sen was on • The state that Sun Yat-sen went to at age 13 • The school that Sun Yat-sen graduated in 1882 • The occupation that Sun Yat-sen aspired to be • The disease that Sun Yat-sen died by at age 58 • This is another name for the Revive China Society • ...
An Acient Chinese Town 2015-01-28
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- A PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNMENT WHICH HAS THE FORCE OF LAW
- A CLASS OF CRAFTMEN ANCIENT CHINA
- A CLASS OF PEASENT FARMERS IN ACNIENT CHINA
- A CHINESE EMPEROR ,THE FIRST HAN
- A STRETCH OF LAND GRANTEDBYA CHOUKING TO A NOBLE
- MOUNDS OF EARTH BUILT OVER GRAVES
- A VERY STONE GREEN,BLUE,OR WHITE IN COLOR
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- STEW MADE FROM MEAT OR VEGETABLES
- TU THE CAPITAL CITY OF SZECHWAN PROVINCE
- A DYNASTY WHICH RULED IN CHINA FROM A.D. 960-1287
- A MIXTURE OF SALT AND WATER
- SMOOTH PUREE OF SOYA BEANS WHICH IS PRESSED INTO CAKE
12 Clues: A MIXTURE OF SALT AND WATER • A CHINESE EMPEROR ,THE FIRST HAN • STEW MADE FROM MEAT OR VEGETABLES • A CLASS OF CRAFTMEN ANCIENT CHINA • MOUNDS OF EARTH BUILT OVER GRAVES • TU THE CAPITAL CITY OF SZECHWAN PROVINCE • A VERY STONE GREEN,BLUE,OR WHITE IN COLOR • A CLASS OF PEASENT FARMERS IN ACNIENT CHINA • A STRETCH OF LAND GRANTEDBYA CHOUKING TO A NOBLE • ...
Chinese Zodiac Crossword Puzzle 2015-02-17
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- A mammal, Capra aegagrus hircus, and similar species of the genus Capra.
- A mammal of the family Leporidae, with long ears, long hind legs and a short, fluffy tail.
- A legendary, serpentine or reptilian creature.
- Any member of the clade Simiiformes not also of the clade Hominoidea containing humans and apes, from which they are usually, but not universally, distinguished by smaller size, a tail, and cheek pouches.
- A legless reptile of the sub-order Serpentes with a long, thin body and a fork-shaped tongue.
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- A mammal, Canis lupus familiaris, of the genus Canis that has been domesticated for thousands of years, of highly variable appearance due to human breeding.
- Also known as a bullock in Australia, New Zealand and India, is a bovine trained as a draft animal.
- Panthera tigris, a large predatory mammal of the cat family, indigenous to Asia.
- Any of several mammalian species of the genus Sus, having cloven hooves, bristles and a nose adapted for digging; especially the domesticated farm animal Sus scrofa.
- A male of any species of gallinaceous bird. Typically refers to the domestic chicken
- A hoofed mammal, Equus ferus caballus, often used throughout history for riding and draft work.
- A medium-sized rodent belonging to the genus Rattus.
12 Clues: A legendary, serpentine or reptilian creature. • A medium-sized rodent belonging to the genus Rattus. • A mammal, Capra aegagrus hircus, and similar species of the genus Capra. • Panthera tigris, a large predatory mammal of the cat family, indigenous to Asia. • A male of any species of gallinaceous bird. Typically refers to the domestic chicken • ...
What's this in Chinese? 2024-02-16
12 Clues: bag rat • fire car • bear cat • old expert • cold shoes • fire chicken • cowboy pants • hand machine • brave country • flying machine • electric brain • beautiful country
What's this in Chinese? 2024-02-16
12 Clues: bag rat • ocean pig • big bear cat • fire chicken • dragon shrimp • ocean leopard • long neck deer • cat head eagle • business goose • ocean elephant • duck mouth beast • eye glasses snake
Chinese L5 vocab game 2021-12-03
Chinese Animal Crossword Puzzle 2022-10-25
12 Clues: 2042 • 2039 • 2032, frugal • wise, curious • kind, artistic • gentle, stubborn • adventurous, loyal • brave and arrogant • sociable, secretive • outspoken, generous • smart, materialistic • amusing, independent
Age of Empire 2024-02-28
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- ______ ______ Cixi was the last true ruler of the Qing dynasty thanks to the chaos of the Century of Humiliation.
- Germany was born when Bismarck tricked Napoleon III into fighting this war.
- 1800s Europe spread across the world and developed massive colonial empires thanks to this policy.
- Italy tried to invade this ancient African country, which managed to shockingly repel them, and remain the only free native empire of Africa.
- The _____ Expedition opened up Japan to the rest of the world.
- This man was the most famous of the Libertadores, freeing several countries, one of which is named after him.
- Napoleon III showed early signs of his stupidity by invading the American country when the US was preoccupied with the Civil War.
- These were the liberators of Latin America in the early 1800s.
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- An Asian empire defeated a European power in a shockingly swift war in 1905, destroying two fleets.
- The _____ Wars started over this powerful narcotic the British would force the Chinese to legalize.
- The ______ Rebellion saw a Chinese man claim he was Jesus's half-brother, and kill 20-30 million people.
- The "seperateness" that persecuted black South Africans was called _______.
- The ______ Affair almost tore France apart over whether an innocent man should be counted and punished as a traitor because he was Jewish.
- The ____ Restoration, named for the word "enlightened" that became the Emperor's name, ended the Shogunate and made Japan an industrial empire.
- The Scramble for ______ saw Europe conquer almost this entire continent with industry and the machine gun.
- The ______ Rebellion saw Chinese Kung Fu secret societies try to throw out European and Japanese influence on China. It failed.
16 Clues: The _____ Expedition opened up Japan to the rest of the world. • These were the liberators of Latin America in the early 1800s. • Germany was born when Bismarck tricked Napoleon III into fighting this war. • The "seperateness" that persecuted black South Africans was called _______. • ...
Caleb Ayers 2022-02-23
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- Protestors gathered here in 1989 for freedoms in 1989 but the Chinese government did not like that so they got the army and killed hundreds of people.
- The type of economy China has. An economy in which production, investment, prices, and incomes are determined centrally by a government.
- The current leader of China.
- Restriction of internet access in China in order to "maintain saftey of citizens.
- A coutry in Asia that has the worlds largest population and second most land.
- China's government put in this policy to bring the population of China down.
- A policy that was put in replacing the one child policy because the Chinese government realised that the one child policy was not going well. The intention of this is to increase birth rate in China.
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- This was a bad effect where there would be two parents caring for four grandparents, and eventually one kid caring for all six of them.
- Successor of Mao Zedong.
- information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.
- An event that ended in chaos with many deaths, cultural material destroyed, and bad economy. Lasted from 1966-1976.
- A Turkic ethnic group in Northwestern China. Some people in this group are geting sent to jails and being tortured for their belifes.
- An economic and social campaign led by the Chinese Communist Party from 1958 to 1962. It was a big failure.
- Credit that can be gained or lost by behaviors and activities that determines what a person can and cannot do.
- The government type of China. What Mao Zedong belived in.
- Former president of the People's Republic of China.
16 Clues: Successor of Mao Zedong. • The current leader of China. • Former president of the People's Republic of China. • The government type of China. What Mao Zedong belived in. • China's government put in this policy to bring the population of China down. • A coutry in Asia that has the worlds largest population and second most land. • ...
Subjects in Japanese 2014-08-28
12 Clues: Mr Shaw • Für Elise • Olympians • Mona Lisa • Human Society • Ours is English • Similar to Chinese • To be or not to be? • Never use Wikipedia. • Most competitive subject • Those two have chemistry. • Asia, Europe, Ocenia, Africa, America, Antarctica
New year 2023-01-10
12 Clues: promise • snow crystal • shout for joy • a way to relax • Janus’ namesake • the night before • physical activity • counts your steps • “old” to the Scots • loud, colorful display • 2023 Chinese zodiac animal • getting enough is important for health
xaviergomezn 2017-06-07
12 Clues: trade • farming • isolation • unify people • social order • diverse geographical features • reflects a society's technology • sahara desert and desertification • along river valleys/fertile soil. • dependency on trade interdependent • affects distribution of population • ends in 1911[1st chinese revolution]
Sip and solve 2024-01-10
12 Clues: Jamie’s starsign • Jamie’s middle name • best Summer Holiday • What car they drive • What flavour popcorn • Most ordered takeout • Honeymoon destination • Coco’s favourite food • Felicity’s birthstone • Felicity’s go to drink • Where they got engaged • Jamie’s favourite cocktail
About the Couple 2024-06-15
12 Clues: Hairy pig • Daren's nickname • Where Daren works • Campbell ________ • Couple's first date • Ben's Chinese zodiac • Daren's mother's name • Daren's favourite food • Daren's birthday month • Couple's real first date • A fearsome triangle at sea • Ben's favourite ice cream flavour
About the Couple 2024-06-15
12 Clues: Hairy pig • Daren's nickname • Where Daren works • Campbell ________ • Couple's first date • Ben's Chinese zodiac • Daren's mother's name • Daren's favourite food • Daren's birthday month • Couple's real first date • A fearsome triangle at sea • Ben's favourite ice cream flavour
Hello Across the World 2025-03-15
12 Clues: Hello in Latin • Hello in Korean • Hello in Hebrew • Hello in French • Hello in German • Hello in Arabic • Hello in Tagalog • Hello in Spanish • Hello in Chinese • Hello in Amharic • Hello in Japanese • Hello in Vietnamese
Specialist subject…Donna and 1985! 2025-08-15
12 Clues: ambition • star sign • USA president • Chinese zodiac • famous concert • born on this day • soap first aired • discovery of wreckage • name of childhood dog • number one artist of 1985 • famous trade union movement • charity marathon whilst pregnant
Ancient China 2013-11-13
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- The spread of idea from one culture to the other.
- to be different
- a device that measures the strength of an earthquake.
- a network of trade routes that stretched across Asia from China to the mediterranean sea.,
- The Chinese practice of interesting fine needles through the skin at specific point to cure disease. or relieve pain.
- A device that uses the position of shadows cast by sun to tell the time of day.
- the way a task is accomplished.
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- A new idea method or device.
- The chinese belief that people were bad by nature and needed to be controlled.
- Ruler of China, he united China for the first time.
- The way something is set up or organized.
- A soft,light and highly valued fabric developed in China.
- The most famous Daoist teacher.
13 Clues: to be different • A new idea method or device. • The most famous Daoist teacher. • the way a task is accomplished. • The way something is set up or organized. • The spread of idea from one culture to the other. • Ruler of China, he united China for the first time. • a device that measures the strength of an earthquake. • ...
fruit 2024-12-17
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- In the Hindu culture, the leaves of which fruit are hung at weddings to ensure fertility
- Because it has a high intercity content this fruit may help relieve hay fever
- In January 2009, what was named as the state fruit of Ohio
- According to American research, which fruit is No. 1 when it comes to antioxidants
- gooseberry The fruit of the physicals plant is also known as
- Apple pips contain
- Where was the kiwi fruit first grown
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- There is a museum in Belgium dedicated to
- orange Kumquat is Chinese for
- The only fruit to have seeds on the outside is
- A loganberry is a cross between a blackberry and a
- Which fruit has the highest oil content
- Pa-pain is a natural digestive aid that is found naturally in
- The flower of the cherry tree is the national symbol of which country
- Chinese Gooseberry is another name for
15 Clues: Apple pips contain • orange Kumquat is Chinese for • Where was the kiwi fruit first grown • Chinese Gooseberry is another name for • Which fruit has the highest oil content • There is a museum in Belgium dedicated to • The only fruit to have seeds on the outside is • A loganberry is a cross between a blackberry and a • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2022-05-10
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- conflict that pitted the communist government of North Vietnam and its allies
- series of protests and demonstrations in China in the spring of 1989, occurred on the night of June 3–4 with a government takedown on the demonstrators in Tiananmen Square in Beijing.*Tiananmen Square
- nation that lied to the north of the 38th Parallel that was backed by the Soviet Union during the Cold War.*North Korea
- that was given to China’s attempt in the 1950s to reorganize its economy.*Great Leap Forward
- that was launched by Chinese Communist Party Chairman Mao Zedong during his last decade in power to renew the spirit of the Chinese Revolution.*Cultural Revolution
- of the American forces that occupied Japan after World War 2*Douglas MacArthur
- great pride in your country.*Nationalism
- between the United States and the Soviet Union.*Cold War
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- South Vietnam*Vietnam War
- zone and dividing line between Vietnam during the Cold War and Vietnam War*17th Parallel
- demilitarized zone and separating line between North Korea and South Korea*38th Parallel
- founder of the Chinese Communist Party who led the Long March and proclaimed the People’s Republic of China.*Mao Zedong
- nation that lied to the south of the 38th Parallel that was backed by the United States during the Cold War.*South Korea
- fought between North Korea and South Korea from 1950 to 1953.*Korean War
- belief that if communism spread to one country that it would spread to all nations*Domino Theory
- States idea that was created to stop the spread of communism*Containment
16 Clues: South Vietnam*Vietnam War • great pride in your country.*Nationalism • between the United States and the Soviet Union.*Cold War • fought between North Korea and South Korea from 1950 to 1953.*Korean War • States idea that was created to stop the spread of communism*Containment • conflict that pitted the communist government of North Vietnam and its allies • ...
World History Chpt 14 Section 4 Crossword Puzzle 2022-09-25
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- Expanded China's borders which would rule the largest area in world history.
- An popular Jesuit Priest that attempted to convert the Chinese to Christianity.
- A dynasty made by the invaders that overthrew the Ming and were supported by the Chinese.
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- A British diplomat that arrived in China and ended the trade in China by refusing to bow to the emperor.
- An group of invaders that overthrew the Ming Dynasty.
- An administrator and military leader who expanded the Chinese power into Central Asia.
- What country turned toward isolation when invaded by neighboring countries?
- A empire that thought their trades were superior to what the Europeans could provide and would only accept precious metals and gold; they must trade can only when under official supervision.
8 Clues: An group of invaders that overthrew the Ming Dynasty. • What country turned toward isolation when invaded by neighboring countries? • Expanded China's borders which would rule the largest area in world history. • An popular Jesuit Priest that attempted to convert the Chinese to Christianity. • ...
Crosswords Junior 2023-03-01
13 Clues: Batman's Home • Here's Johnny • Creators of Pong • The Black Spider • Marshall Mathers • Owned By Jack Ma • Ruler of Olympus • Chainsaw Man Studio • Chinese Zodiac 2023 • National bird of Greece • Father of Modern Science • Third Planet from the Sun • Nickname for Southhampton
Ancient China 2017-03-06
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- This book had collected Confucius’s thoughts, and sayings
- Trade routes that stretched out more than four thousand miles across Asia
- The founder of Daoism
- A Confucius thinker, and lived around 500 B.C
- Chinese teachings of Confucius (which were education, family, peace, and justice.)
- A religion in China which is mainly about removing society, and to become one with nature
- To have respect for your parents (Confucianism)
- the forces that bring balance to nature, and life in Daoism
- A low place in the surface of land, and has water in the lowest part of earth
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- An area that has a common trait( Like culture,government,language, and landforms.)
- A Chinese thought that was mainly about strict obedience to laws
- A book with the teachings of Daoism.
- A flat area of surrounding land that is higher than it
- One of the most dangerous deserts in China
- The founder of Legalism that thought harsh punishments were the only way to control people
- Rulers from the same family
- An area of the most flat land
17 Clues: The founder of Daoism • Rulers from the same family • An area of the most flat land • A book with the teachings of Daoism. • One of the most dangerous deserts in China • A Confucius thinker, and lived around 500 B.C • To have respect for your parents (Confucianism) • A flat area of surrounding land that is higher than it • ...
Objectives 1A-1C 2025-09-03
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- Educated elite who gained status through exams and Confucian learning
- Supreme ruler at the top of the dynastic system
- Waterway built to improve transportation and trade, like the Grand Canal
- Valuable textile produced in China and traded across Asia and Europe
- Religion from India that spread into China through trade and missionaries
- Fast-ripening crop from Vietnam that boosted food supply in China
- Chinese philosophy emphasizing order, harmony, and respect for authority
- Growth of cities due to trade, commerce, and migration
- Chinese philosophy focused on harmony with nature and balance
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- Diplomatic practice requiring foreign states to give gifts to China
- System where officials are chosen based on ability or talent
- Confucian duty of children to respect and obey parents
- Test on Confucianism administered to anyone who wanted to be part of the bureaucracy
- High-quality ceramic exported from China as a luxury good
- Economy increasingly based on markets, trade, and money exchange
- Major overland trade network connecting East Asia to Europe
- Blending of different cultural or religious traditions
17 Clues: Supreme ruler at the top of the dynastic system • Confucian duty of children to respect and obey parents • Blending of different cultural or religious traditions • Growth of cities due to trade, commerce, and migration • High-quality ceramic exported from China as a luxury good • Major overland trade network connecting East Asia to Europe • ...
Ancient china 2023-05-02
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- they led the government and gave land to the lords
- uses the position of shadows cast by the un to tell the time of day
- the most influential teacher in Chinese history one of the most powerful rulers in Chinese history
- Road this 4,000-mile-long network of routes stretched westward from China across Asia’s desert and mountain ranges through the Middle East until it reached the Mediterranean sea
- stressed living in harmony with the Dao, the guiding force of all reality
- is a prediction
- people of high rank
- is the practice of inserting fine needles through the skin at specific points to cure disease or relieve pain
- or moral values the ideas of Confucius are know as Confucianism
- was the most famous Daoist teacher
- a soft light highly valued fabric
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- the spread of ideas from one culture to another
- a device that measures the strength of an earthquake
- a hard gemstone
- or farmers with small farms
- wall of china a barrier that linked earlier walls across China’s northern frontier
- Huangdi means first emperor
- the belief that people were bad by nature and needed to be controlled
18 Clues: a hard gemstone • is a prediction • people of high rank • or farmers with small farms • Huangdi means first emperor • a soft light highly valued fabric • was the most famous Daoist teacher • the spread of ideas from one culture to another • they led the government and gave land to the lords • a device that measures the strength of an earthquake • ...
World History Crossword 2025-02-06
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- In 1931, became the leader of the Chinese Communists. (2 words)
- Government programs that would make the country better. (2 words)
- The main religious group in Northern Ireland.
- Empire that ruled much of the Middle East at the beginning of WWI.
- The new name for Persia, meaning "Land of the Aryans."
- A situation where prices rise and the value of money goes down.
- A tax on goods that come into a country from other nations.
- One of the major religious groups in India.
- Person from India who led the passive resistance movement.
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- Leader that turned Turkey into a modern nation.(2 words)
- The declaration Britain made expressing sympathy for setting up a "national home for the Jewish people."
- Refusing to buy a product.
- One of the major religions groups in India.
- A common enemy to China that brought Communists and Nationalists together.
- The party supported by Chinese workers and peasants.
- The name for the Nationalist Party in China, headed by Sun Yat-sen.
- A group of different parties that agree to take joint action.
17 Clues: Refusing to buy a product. • One of the major religions groups in India. • One of the major religious groups in India. • The main religious group in Northern Ireland. • The party supported by Chinese workers and peasants. • The new name for Persia, meaning "Land of the Aryans." • Leader that turned Turkey into a modern nation.(2 words) • ...
NATIONALITIES 2020-05-04
Major Chinese technology company 2020-08-10
科目 2023-11-29
Mom's Birthday 2022-01-19
9 Clues: gramps • middle name • birth month • chidlhood home • Esso department • favourite sport • chinese zodiac sign • childhood instrument • edmonton neighbourhood
Currencies 2025-10-15
Taoism 2023-06-19
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- Chinese philosophical concept that describes opposite but interconnected forces (3,3,4)
- A Chinese philosophy based on the writings of Lao-tzu (6)
- A custom or belief that has been passed on from one generation to another (9)
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- A mythical beast that can breathe fire (6)
- A large country in East Asia (5)
- An ancient Chinese philosopher who wrote the main book of Taoism (6)
6 Clues: A large country in East Asia (5) • A mythical beast that can breathe fire (6) • A Chinese philosophy based on the writings of Lao-tzu (6) • An ancient Chinese philosopher who wrote the main book of Taoism (6) • A custom or belief that has been passed on from one generation to another (9) • ...
Ancient Chinese Traditions 2022-05-21
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- A popular drink that started from traditional tea in Ancient China
- A part of a leaf that used to be used in Ancient Chinese tea
- An Ancient Chinese animal race that was turned into beliefs
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- A martial art started by the Zhou dynasty
- Something that Ancient Chinese people used to drink tea out of
- A religion that people who created Kung Fu practised
6 Clues: A martial art started by the Zhou dynasty • A religion that people who created Kung Fu practised • An Ancient Chinese animal race that was turned into beliefs • A part of a leaf that used to be used in Ancient Chinese tea • Something that Ancient Chinese people used to drink tea out of • A popular drink that started from traditional tea in Ancient China
Chinese Weather Pinyin Crossword 2020-03-26
Chinese new year story 2023-01-16
12 Clues: male chicken • stripy big cat • legless reptile • won the river race • was scared by the snake • flying mythical creature • runs and jumps very well • like an ape but has a tail • helped the rat and cat cross • stopped for bath in the race • fell asleep and finished last • sometimes called goat in the story
Happy Chinese New Year 2023-01-18
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- like a calendar, with 12 animals
- decorations that have lucky words on them
- a special building for praying
- a magic animal that can breathe fire
- what you eat in the evening with your family
- these are very loud and bright
- a big animal with a lot of hair, or a mane
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- this holds money
- a small round kind of food with different things inside
- lights you can hang outside
- a lucky color for Chinese New Year
- when good things happen to you
12 Clues: this holds money • lights you can hang outside • a special building for praying • these are very loud and bright • when good things happen to you • like a calendar, with 12 animals • a lucky color for Chinese New Year • a magic animal that can breathe fire • decorations that have lucky words on them • a big animal with a lot of hair, or a mane • ...
Chinese - Introducing Yourself (1) 2025-10-21
Unit 9 Crossword 2026-05-14
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- Chinese Civilization first developed along the ____ River
- The ___ Dynasty used a decentralized fuedel system to regional nobles
- The Zhou justified taking the throne from the Shang by declaring they had lost the Mandate of _____
- philosophy that focuses on strict punishments
- Fertile sediment deposited by the Huang River that enriched the soil
- Zhang Qian went on a journey westward and discovered the ____ Road
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- Early writing in China was done on ____ Bones by the Shang dynasties
- The Main focus of this philosophy was social order, proper relationships, and filial piety
- Chinese Civilization developed alongside the ____ River secondly.
- Philosophy is based around "The way". Focused on oneness, balance, cycling, and harmony
- Confucius teachings often focused on filial ______
- "First Emperor" who unified China was Shi ______
- The _____ Dynasty maintained a centralized government where the king held absolute power
13 Clues: philosophy that focuses on strict punishments • "First Emperor" who unified China was Shi ______ • Confucius teachings often focused on filial ______ • Chinese Civilization first developed along the ____ River • Chinese Civilization developed alongside the ____ River secondly. • Zhang Qian went on a journey westward and discovered the ____ Road • ...
Happy Birthday Lucy 2023-07-26
12 Clues: Rain protector • Entered the world • Annual celebration • Prehistoric reptile • Choo-choo transport • Dessert with candles • Place for video games • Chinese pasta strands • Skyscrapers and houses • Precipitation from clouds • Center of our solar system • London's underground transport
Nationalities 2025-08-11
12 Clues: - He is Mexican • - He is French • - He is Chinese • - She is German • - He is Italian • - She is British • - He is Canadian • - She is Japanese • - He is Brazilian • - She is American • - He is Spanisg¿h • - He is Argentinian
The Silk Road 2022-02-08
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- The Silk Road also helped to spread _____.
- Zhang Qian is often called the _____ of the Silk Road.
- During his second trip, Qian discovered a more powerful horse and _____.
- The _____ Silk Road connected Luoyang to Kashgar.
- Romans were happy to trade _____ for silk.
- Trade between the East and the West also resulted in _____ exchanges.
- _____ was the perfect trading good because it was light and valuable.
- Traders from _____, Arabia, and Persia brought perfumes, cosmetics, and carpets to trade
- The silk road linked the people of the _____ and west for over 1,000 years.
- The journey west from Kashgar began with a difficult trek across _____.
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- The Silk Road from Luoyang to Dunhuang was protected by the _____.
- The Chinese valued _____ from Central Asia.
- These were opened under the Han Dynasty to allow Chinese trade with other ancient cultures.
- This was actually a network of trade routes that stretched more than 4,000 miles across Asia.
- Both, goods and _____ traveled along the Silk Road.
- The _____ Silk Road ran from Kashgar to Antioch.
- Qian brought back word of such places as Persia, Syria, India, and _____.
- _____ was a valuable good because only the Chinese knew how to make it.
18 Clues: The Silk Road also helped to spread _____. • Romans were happy to trade _____ for silk. • The Chinese valued _____ from Central Asia. • The _____ Silk Road ran from Kashgar to Antioch. • The _____ Silk Road connected Luoyang to Kashgar. • Both, goods and _____ traveled along the Silk Road. • Zhang Qian is often called the _____ of the Silk Road. • ...
deez 2022-10-31
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- A storyteller in Sub-Saharan Africa
- A ruler of Mali most known for his pilgrimage to Mecca in which he gave away a lot of gold
- A branch of Buddhism focused on meditation which was most prominent in China
- Resting places for traveling merchants along trade routes
- A combination of Confuciamism, Daoism, and Buddhism
- Major trade city + learning center in West Africa
- Muslim eunech that spread Chinese influence around the Indian Ocean
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- Predictable alternating wind patterns that sailors used to navigate
- The civilization that contained the Boroburdur and Prambanan temples
- A fruit that originated from Indonesia and made its way to Africa through trade
- Arab scholar that traveled along the Silk, Sea, and Sand roads, who also documented his travels.
- A branch of Buddhism focused on devotion
- A branch of Buddhism focused on meditating but was most prominent in Japan
- A pack animal introduced to Sahara which enabled long distance trade
- Chinese ship that was used for trade/war
- Groups of merchants sponsored by the Mongol government
- Largest religious temple of its time located in the Khmer Empire
17 Clues: A storyteller in Sub-Saharan Africa • A branch of Buddhism focused on devotion • Chinese ship that was used for trade/war • Major trade city + learning center in West Africa • A combination of Confuciamism, Daoism, and Buddhism • Groups of merchants sponsored by the Mongol government • Resting places for traveling merchants along trade routes • ...
Human Rights 2024-02-26
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- the massacre Tank Man protested took place in _________ Square
- the kind of rights Cesar Chavez advocated for
- Ebadi's husband was baited into this crime to be sentenced to death
- all of these activists wanted greater ________
- the prize Ebadi won in 2003 for her work in human rights law
- the group of people Cesar Chavez advocated for
- Shirin Ebadi had this occupation before the Islamic Revolution in Iran
- this president offered Chavez the opportunity to become the head of the Peace Corps in part of Latin America
- the last name of the man Chavez trained with in community organizing
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- the tank that Tank Man stood in front of belonged to the People's _________ Army
- the Chinese Community Party wanted to eliminate ________ liberalism
- the kind of rights Shirin Ebadi advocated for
- Cesar Chavez was born near ______, Arizona
- Shirin Ebadi defended victims in the 1999 killings at the University of ________
- the Chinese government at the time of Tank Man's protest was called
- the General Secretary of the CCP in 1980
- the abbrieviation for the organization Chavez cofounded
17 Clues: the General Secretary of the CCP in 1980 • Cesar Chavez was born near ______, Arizona • the kind of rights Shirin Ebadi advocated for • the kind of rights Cesar Chavez advocated for • all of these activists wanted greater ________ • the group of people Cesar Chavez advocated for • the abbrieviation for the organization Chavez cofounded • ...
Immigration and Urban Development 2025-10-07
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- - Poorly built, overcrowded apartment buildings often occupied by immigrants.
- - In the mid-1800s, immigrants from Britain, Germany, Ireland, and Scandinavia
- - Americans who feared too many new immigrants were being allowed into the country
- - In the late 1800s, immigrants from southern and eastern Europe.
- - Visited factories and wrote about the problems of child labor.
- - Organizations that offered immigrant families help in cases of sickness, unemployment, or death
- - Cultural activities, such as reading books and newspapers, shared by many.
- - Transportation designed to move lots of people
- - Banned Chinese people from immigrating to the U.S. for 10 years
- - Area below a ship’s deck where new immigrants traveled
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- - Worked with Lawrence Veiler to set up an exhibit exposing the conditions of the New York City tenements.
- - Residential neighborhoods outside of downtown areas.
- - Journalist and photographer who exposed the horrible conditions in the New York City tenements in How the Other Half Lives.
- - Offered education, recreation, and social activities in poor areas.
- - Workplaces with long hours and unhealthy working conditions
- - The busiest immigration processing center on the east coast
- - Where many Chinese immigrants entered the United States
17 Clues: - Transportation designed to move lots of people • - Residential neighborhoods outside of downtown areas. • - Area below a ship’s deck where new immigrants traveled • - Where many Chinese immigrants entered the United States • - Workplaces with long hours and unhealthy working conditions • - The busiest immigration processing center on the east coast • ...
Asia, Australia, and Antarctica 2026-01-07
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- This country is an example of a Newly Industrialized Country (NIC).
- The Strait of ___ is one of the world's most important shipping lanes.
- This is the major religion of India.
- This region is home to a major dispute between India and Pakistan.
- This is the term for the fertile soil that helps to support farming in China.
- This is the largest religious monument in the world, currently a Buddhist temple.
- Hawaii is considered an _____, or chain of islands.
- This is the most important food crop in Southeast and East Asia.
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- The _____ Revolution saw many agricultural advancements and technology improvements.
- Unique animal life has been able to develop in Australia due to its geographic ____.
- The economic union of Southeast Asia
- The Great ____ Reef is the world's largest coral reef system.
- This is the largest religion in East Asia.
- This is the highest form of Chinese art.
- This is the name for the Indigenous people of New Zealand.
- This is the major mountain range in Asia, home to Mount Everest
- Respect for ____ has greatly influenced family practices and social structure in Chinese society.
17 Clues: The economic union of Southeast Asia • This is the major religion of India. • This is the highest form of Chinese art. • This is the largest religion in East Asia. • Hawaii is considered an _____, or chain of islands. • This is the name for the Indigenous people of New Zealand. • The Great ____ Reef is the world's largest coral reef system. • ...
Chinese hate 2026-05-04
5 Clues: Chinese worked blank jobs • Trump’s nickname for Covid • reason why Chinese left home • Chinese used to be blank publicly • often said in newspapers in the 1800s
Economic Diversity 2013-01-11
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- ______ from their wages included fees for travel, food, clothing, housing and tools.
- The other mineral that was found in the Kootenay region.
- One of the contractors who combined their fortunes to increase profit.
- B.C. was isolated from Canada until the completion of the ___.
- After a ____ ____ on Chinese immigration, the government legalized discrimination.
- One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop.
- The city that grew from a population of 400 in 1890, to 7000 in 1900.
- The amount of Oppenheimer brothers.
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- One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop.
- One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop.
- _____ was a new experience for many.
- Chinese farmers began to hear rumors of the riches to be made on the "___ ___"
- In the mountainous landscapes, the only was to build a railway was to use _______.
- The other contractor who combined his fortune to increase profit.
- The mineral that was discovered in the Kootenay region.
15 Clues: The amount of Oppenheimer brothers. • _____ was a new experience for many. • The mineral that was discovered in the Kootenay region. • One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop. • One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop. • The other mineral that was found in the Kootenay region. • One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop. • ...
Economic Diversity 2013-01-11
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- B.C. was isolated from Canada until the completion of the ___.
- Chinese farmers began to hear rumors of the riches to be made on the "___ ___"
- One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop.
- After a ____ ____ on Chinese immigration, the government legalized discrimination.
- One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop.
- One of the contractors who combined their fortunes to increase profit.
- The amount of Oppenheimer brothers.
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- The city that grew from a population of 400 in 1890, to 7000 in 1900.
- One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop.
- In the mountainous landscapes, the only was to build a railway was to use _______.
- The other mineral that was found in the Kootenay region.
- ______ from their wages included fees for travel, food, clothing, housing and tools.
- _____ was a new experience for many.
- The other contractor who combined his fortune to increase profit.
- The mineral that was discovered in the Kootenay region.
15 Clues: The amount of Oppenheimer brothers. • _____ was a new experience for many. • The mineral that was discovered in the Kootenay region. • One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop. • The other mineral that was found in the Kootenay region. • One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop. • One of the three hotels that was built on a major stop. • ...
Crossword 2013-01-26
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- A person who speaks two languages is ________.
- This word has to do with books. Its present and past tense are spelled the same, but pronounced differently.
- "To run" is the ________ form of the verb "run."
- Approximately 25% of the world can speak this language.
- For native English speakers, Arabic and ________ are two of the most difficult foreign languages to learn.
- Korean teachers at SLP teach ________.
- ________ Language Program
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- SLP's most popular snack!
- "Education is not preparation for life; ________ is life itself." -John Dewey
- The final level at SLP.
- "Tell me and I'll forget; show me and I may ________; involve me and I'll understand." -Chinese proverb
- "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to ________ the world." -Nelson Mandela
- You need the ending '-ing' to form the ________ form of a verb.
13 Clues: The final level at SLP. • SLP's most popular snack! • ________ Language Program • Korean teachers at SLP teach ________. • A person who speaks two languages is ________. • "To run" is the ________ form of the verb "run." • Approximately 25% of the world can speak this language. • You need the ending '-ing' to form the ________ form of a verb. • ...
Large Intestine Channel 2020-10-26
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- Being a yangming channel, the LI is prone to__________
- the large intestine channel position in the 6 divisions
- the chinese name of the yuan source point of LI
- LI 15 (shoulder bone hole) acceses which joint? (Anatomical name)
- The point to transfer LI heat into a deficient Lung is... (chinese name)
- In yangming pathology, high fever, strong pulse, profuse sweating and strong headache are referred to as what?
- the paired ELEMENT channel of the Large Intestine
- LI 11 is what point category?
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- LI 18 is located between the heads of this muscle
- LI 20 is a primary point for clearing which passages?
- The point LI 4 is needled at this angle
- St 38 is what point related to the LI organ? (Category)
- the paired 6 DIVISION channel of the Large Intestine
13 Clues: LI 11 is what point category? • The point LI 4 is needled at this angle • the chinese name of the yuan source point of LI • LI 18 is located between the heads of this muscle • the paired ELEMENT channel of the Large Intestine • the paired 6 DIVISION channel of the Large Intestine • LI 20 is a primary point for clearing which passages? • ...
Han crossword 2023-03-15
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- A game on horseback with a long mallet.
- A game that involves pieces trying to surround a larger total area of the board with one's stones than the opponent.
- Being provided with some sort of action/performance.
- A person who makes music.
- Ancient Chinese soccer.
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- A performance done to trick or confuse somebody.
- Free time and enjoyment.
- A unarmed form of Chinese martial art.
- A game that involves two enemy teams trying to capture the opponent king.
- A dramatic work in one or more acts.
- A object made out of silk that is flown by the wind and can be used for military distraction.
- A pair of upright poles with supports for the feet enabling the user to walk at a distance above the ground.
- Somebody that uses physical movement to perform.
13 Clues: Ancient Chinese soccer. • Free time and enjoyment. • A person who makes music. • A dramatic work in one or more acts. • A unarmed form of Chinese martial art. • A game on horseback with a long mallet. • A performance done to trick or confuse somebody. • Somebody that uses physical movement to perform. • Being provided with some sort of action/performance. • ...
Han crossword By Ari 2023-03-15
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- A pair of upright poles with supports for the feet enabling the user to walk at a distance above the ground.
- Ancient Chinese soccer.
- A game on horseback with a long mallet.
- Being provided with some sort of action/performance.
- A dramatic work in one or more acts.
- A unarmed form of Chinese martial art.
- A game that involves two enemy teams trying to capture the opponent king.
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- A person who makes music.
- A object made out of silk that is flown by the wind and can be used for military distraction.
- A game that involves pieces trying to surround a larger total area of the board with one's stones than the opponent.
- Somebody that uses physical movement to perform.
- Free time and enjoyment.
- A performance done to trick or confuse somebody.
13 Clues: Ancient Chinese soccer. • Free time and enjoyment. • A person who makes music. • A dramatic work in one or more acts. • A unarmed form of Chinese martial art. • A game on horseback with a long mallet. • Somebody that uses physical movement to perform. • A performance done to trick or confuse somebody. • Being provided with some sort of action/performance. • ...
Mesopotamia/China/Greece Combination 2023-05-29
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- The word to describe the overall ancient Greek diet
- Ancient Greeks dipped most of their foods in __ (finish it)
- A tool Mesopotamians used to chisel into hard objects to create art
- Animal from one of the first art creations of Mesopotamia
- The material Mesopotamians did art on
- A popular fruit eaten in ancient Greece
- Most of the Mesopotamian art were based off of __ (finish the sentence)
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- A horrific, man-eating monster that emerges from the mountains every Chinese New Year to feast on villagers
- A stone object that had cuneiform inscription printed on it
- The most popular drink in ancient Greece
- Some of the Mesopotamian art were made for ___ purposes (fill in the blank)
- The figures that described the foundation of Earth and the heavens in ancient Chinese mythology
- The rulers of ancient China were considered __ (continue the sentence)
- The main food item of ancient Greece
- One of the 3 main influences of ancient China that demonstrates living in harmony with nature
15 Clues: The main food item of ancient Greece • The material Mesopotamians did art on • A popular fruit eaten in ancient Greece • The most popular drink in ancient Greece • The word to describe the overall ancient Greek diet • Animal from one of the first art creations of Mesopotamia • A stone object that had cuneiform inscription printed on it • ...
Shi Jie xun 2014-11-24
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- my first name is Jaxon
- i like soccer
- I was born in American fork.
- my family has 5 people
- my birthday is April 1st
- I am the rabbit
- i have taken three years of Chinese.
- I am American
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- in my opinion soccer as interest
- I am in high school
- i have 1 older brother and 1 older sister
- My last name is Sorensen
- I was born in year 1999
- my Chinese teacher is mr. Andersen
- i am 15 this year
15 Clues: i like soccer • I am American • I am the rabbit • i am 15 this year • I am in high school • my first name is Jaxon • my family has 5 people • I was born in year 1999 • My last name is Sorensen • my birthday is April 1st • I was born in American fork. • in my opinion soccer as interest • my Chinese teacher is mr. Andersen • i have taken three years of Chinese. • ...
BTN 2018-02-12
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- Melbourne _______ will get the chance to make it three W-League titles in a row.
- The 16th of February is ______ New Year.
- The highest level of classification in Australia is top __________.
- The Prime Minister of Australia is Malcolm ___________.
- Travis in the surfing segment was ______ in one eye.
- One Chinese New Year tradition is to hang out ________ lanterns.
- The skeleton of a _________ is going on tour.
- The winter Olympics is being held in South _______.
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- The ________ Generation is the name that's been given to a group of Indigenous children who were forcibly removed from their homes.
- Tyler can see things up ______ but not far away.
- Bitcoin was ______ in 2008.
- Which of these is NOT a word used to describe the phases of the moon? Waxing, shrinking or gibbous?
- The most famous cryptocurrency is B_________.
- 10 years ago, Kevin Rudd said _______ to the stolen generations.
- Queensland's been hit with some wild ________ over the last few days.
15 Clues: Bitcoin was ______ in 2008. • The 16th of February is ______ New Year. • The most famous cryptocurrency is B_________. • The skeleton of a _________ is going on tour. • Tyler can see things up ______ but not far away. • The winter Olympics is being held in South _______. • Travis in the surfing segment was ______ in one eye. • ...
What do you Remember: 2022-03-01
13 Clues: Your Mom's Dad • Your Dad's Mom • Your Male Parent • Your Dad's Sister • Your Female Parent • Someone From Italy • Your Mom's Brother • Someone From China • Someone From Spain • Someone From Mexico • Someone From France • Someone From America • Your Aunt Or Uncle's Child.
LaVida Scholars' Favorite Food & Music 2023-02-01
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- Patience's Favorite Song
- Diana's Favorite Song
- Pablo's Favorite Food
- Brittany's Favorite Food
- Helson's Favorite Food
- Amy's Favorite Song
- Anuragh's Favorite Food
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- Jayda's Favorite Food
- Malleli's Favorite Song (no space)
- Wilberto's Favorite Food
- April's Favorite Food
- Xio's Favorite Artist
- Biana's & Dayana's Favorite Food
13 Clues: Amy's Favorite Song • Jayda's Favorite Food • Diana's Favorite Song • Pablo's Favorite Food • April's Favorite Food • Xio's Favorite Artist • Helson's Favorite Food • Anuragh's Favorite Food • Patience's Favorite Song • Wilberto's Favorite Food • Brittany's Favorite Food • Biana's & Dayana's Favorite Food • Malleli's Favorite Song (no space)
COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES 2014-03-07
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- COUNTRY: Britain - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: Argentina - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: Germany - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: Turkey - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: Canada - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: China - NATIONALITY: ___________
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- COUNTRY: Poland - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: Portugal - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: Brazil - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: Italy - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: US - NATIONALITY: ___________
- COUNTRY: Greece - NATIONALITY: ___________
12 Clues: COUNTRY: US - NATIONALITY: ___________ • COUNTRY: Italy - NATIONALITY: ___________ • COUNTRY: China - NATIONALITY: ___________ • COUNTRY: Poland - NATIONALITY: ___________ • COUNTRY: Brazil - NATIONALITY: ___________ • COUNTRY: Turkey - NATIONALITY: ___________ • COUNTRY: Greece - NATIONALITY: ___________ • COUNTRY: Canada - NATIONALITY: ___________ • ...
SunTech Medical's 2020 Employee Newsletter PUZZLE! 2020-12-16
12 Clues: The show • SMI tree • Wastefulness • Strategy tool • Wearable Kadenz • Global game-changer • Chinese harvest month • Interacting from afar • Rob's favorite beverage • SMC team building locale • Top annual employee award • 3rd word in SunTech's MTP (Massive Transformational Purpose)
Navin's 50th Birthday Crossword 2022-05-14
12 Clues: Elia • A Rock • _____ & dine • _____ & chill • His favorite color • His favorite airline • His favorite cuisine • His favorite car brand • His favorite movie Genre • favorite restaurant in hk • what does he wear at home • Month Navin Priya started dating
Era Aquino's quiz 2024-09-02
12 Clues: shoe size • hair color • Chinese order • Era's star sign • icecream flavour • Era's birth month • Era's best friend • Era's favorite color • Era's favorite dessert • How many kids era wants • Era's favorite fizzy drink • Era's favorite movie genre
Fruits 2024-06-25
12 Clues: Tanjung • Vitamin C • Wet melon • Cold melon • Good with assam • Fried in batter • For constipation • King of the fruits • Queen of the fruits • Keeps the doctor away • Brown outside, white inside • Chinese that can't speak Mandarin
The Great Gatsby 2023-02-14
12 Clues: Deary • Two weeks • Underwear • Cloudy lens • Fashionable • a long sofa • Slightly open • Chinese fabric • A formal lunch • To sweat through the pores • A powerful state on the Iberian peninsula • A fictional character from Ancient Romans.
Review: China 1200-Present, Part II 2014-10-27
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- A policy or practice by which a country increases its power by gaining control over other areas of the world.
- China’s relationship with the ________________ improved during the Cold War because this country saw China as a useful partner in its conflict with the Soviet Union.
- By 1911, Western countries had _____________________; an area that a foreign power has exclusive rights to trade with, in almost all of China.
- The attempt of the Chinese peasants to overthrow the emperor/government in China because they were not dealing with internal economic problems within China. The people wanted social reforms and land. 20-30 million Chinese were killed and the Qing dynasty survived.
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- An anti-imperialist, cultural, and political movement growing out of student demonstrations in Beijing in 1919, protesting the Chinese government's weak response to the Treaty of Versailles, especially allowing Japan to receive territories in China which had been surrendered by Germany
- Up until the 1800’s, China had a favorable _________________________ with other nations; the difference between how much they imported and exported.
- A 1900 rebellion in which members of a Chinese secret society (The Society of Harmonious Fists), sought to free their country from Western (European) influence. "Destroy the foreigner" was their slogan. They hated Christians and anything foreign in China.
- He united Mongol tribes, brought in other tribal groups, created a fierce (brutal and violent) and disciplined military, conquered the largest empire in history.
- During the time known as ________________ trade and cultural exchanges flourished because of safe passing along trade routes throughout Eurasia.
- A grandson of Genghis Kahn; completed the conquest of China and established the Yuan dynasty.
- A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country.
11 Clues: A strong feeling of pride in and devotion to one's country. • A grandson of Genghis Kahn; completed the conquest of China and established the Yuan dynasty. • A policy or practice by which a country increases its power by gaining control over other areas of the world. • ...
Ancient China Vocabulary I 2015-02-04
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- He the second longest river in China that looks yellow because of the soil it carries
- Jiang the longest river in China and Asia and the third longest river in the world
- wall that extends about 1,400 miles across northern China that was built in the third century BC
- nobles whose wealth came from the land they owned
- China's first capital
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- appointed officials who are responsible for different areas of government
- characters that stand of objects
- series of rulers from the same family
- characters that are joined by two or more pictographs used in Chinese writing
- Chinese philosopher and teacher whose beliefs greatly influenced China
- Road ancient trade route between China and Europe
11 Clues: China's first capital • characters that stand of objects • series of rulers from the same family • nobles whose wealth came from the land they owned • Road ancient trade route between China and Europe • Chinese philosopher and teacher whose beliefs greatly influenced China • appointed officials who are responsible for different areas of government • ...
history 2026-01-20
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- Henry supported exploration and helped improve navigation, even though he didn’t sail much himself.
- Ming emperor who moved the capital to Beijing and supported exploration.
- Founder of the Ming Dynasty who restored Chinese rule.
- Group from the north that conquered China.
- He Admiral who led Chinese voyages across the Indian Ocean.
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- Dias, Portuguese explorer who first sailed around the southern tip of Africa.
- Dynasty Dynasty formed by the Manchus after the Ming fell.
- of Tordesillas Agreement that divided new lands between Spain and Portugal.
- da Gama Found a sea route from Europe to India.
- East India Company Trading company that controlled much of the Asian spice trade.
- Powerful Qing emperor who expanded and strengthened China.
11 Clues: Group from the north that conquered China. • da Gama Found a sea route from Europe to India. • Founder of the Ming Dynasty who restored Chinese rule. • Powerful Qing emperor who expanded and strengthened China. • Dynasty Dynasty formed by the Manchus after the Ming fell. • He Admiral who led Chinese voyages across the Indian Ocean. • ...
E-COMMERCE 2026-01-20
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- THE ACTION OF HELPING OR DOING WORK FOR SOMEONE
- SECOND LARGEST E-COMMERCE BUSINESS IN THE U.S.
- PROCESS OF BUYING AND SELLING GOODS AND SERVICES OVER THE INTERNET
- CHINESE E-COMMERCE GIANT FOUNDED BY JACK MA
- NAME OF THIS CLASS
- TOP GROSSING E-COMMERCE BUSINESS IN 2025
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- AN ARTICLE OR SUBSTANCE THAT IS MANUFACTURED OR REFINED FOR SALE
- AMERICAN MULTINATIONAL E-COMMERCE COMPANY BASED IN CALIFORNIA THAT ALLOWS USERS TO BUY OR VIEW ITEMS VIA RETAIL SALES THORUGH ONLINE MARKETPLACES AND WEBSITES
- FIRST U.S. BUSINESS TO SELL PIZZA THROUGH A WEBSITE
- BOSTON BASED E-COMMERCE PLATFORM THAT CONNECTS CONSUMERS DIRECTLY TO CHINESE MANUFACTURERS
- BUSINESSES WITH A PHYSICAL LOCATION THAT CUSTOMERS CAN VISIT
11 Clues: NAME OF THIS CLASS • TOP GROSSING E-COMMERCE BUSINESS IN 2025 • CHINESE E-COMMERCE GIANT FOUNDED BY JACK MA • SECOND LARGEST E-COMMERCE BUSINESS IN THE U.S. • THE ACTION OF HELPING OR DOING WORK FOR SOMEONE • FIRST U.S. BUSINESS TO SELL PIZZA THROUGH A WEBSITE • BUSINESSES WITH A PHYSICAL LOCATION THAT CUSTOMERS CAN VISIT • ...
Mid-Autumn Crossword Challenge 2024-08-28
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- The name of the legendary goddess' husband was _____.
- Besides China,North Koreans also celebrate Mid-Autumn festival.They eat bean cakes and _____ rice.
- The largest mooncake made in _____, China weighs 2,496.4kg!
- In Chinese culture, the full moon is considered a symbol of _____.
- Mid-Autumn Festival is considered the Chinese _____ day.
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- Most Mooncakes have characters imprinted on top, usually words like “_____” or “happiness”.
- Which dynasty did Mid-Autumn festival originate from?
- _____ mooncake needs to be stored in a refrigerator.
- You will see _____ light up during the festival.
- Legend has it that _____ swallowed a magical elixir and flew to the moon.
- The fillings inside most mooncakes include nuts, red beans and _____ seed.
11 Clues: You will see _____ light up during the festival. • _____ mooncake needs to be stored in a refrigerator. • Which dynasty did Mid-Autumn festival originate from? • The name of the legendary goddess' husband was _____. • Mid-Autumn Festival is considered the Chinese _____ day. • The largest mooncake made in _____, China weighs 2,496.4kg! • ...
Unit 5 Crossword 2025-03-31
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- A major waterway that connected northern and southern China to improve trade and transportation.
- The walled palace complex built by Emperor Yongle to house China’s leaders.
- Powerful Japanese landowners who controlled private armies.
- Nomadic people who conquered China and built the largest land empire in history.
- Nature spirits worshiped in the Shinto religion of Japan.
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- A Chinese philosophy focused on respect, duty, and social order.
- A system where government officials earned their positions by passing exams.
- Confucian value of respect for parents and ancestors.
- Chinese dynasty started by Kublai Khan and ruled by the Mongols.
- Japanese warriors who followed the Bushido code and served local lords.
- A Japanese period known for court culture, art, and literature.
11 Clues: Confucian value of respect for parents and ancestors. • Nature spirits worshiped in the Shinto religion of Japan. • Powerful Japanese landowners who controlled private armies. • A Japanese period known for court culture, art, and literature. • A Chinese philosophy focused on respect, duty, and social order. • ...
Crossword for lucy 2022-12-08
13 Clues: _ sewer • cow meat • a greeting • a rice role • a instrument • chimney dust • a squishy toy • a Chinese greeting • in other words goofy • the opposite of serious • _ies are a type of candy • you wear shoes above them • your not baby cousins name
Jake 2025-03-26
13 Clues: warrior code • Korean pottery • universal ruler • Korean alphabet • Chinese explorer • chain of islands • Japanese religion • dome shaped temple • Hindu ruler in India • Muslim ruler In India • mongol dynasty in China • the Taj mahal is her tomb • multi storied structure with upturned eves
UASC Worksheet 1 Meeting Each Other 2026-04-21
13 Clues: 365 days. • This city. • Who teaches. • Who studies. • This country. • Where you live. • How old you are. • My ______ is Steve. • LE4 3HF for example. • The language in Paris. • The language in Madrid. • The language in Beijing. • E.g. English, French and Spanish.
Sam and Chelsie Sip and Solve 2026-06-02
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- Where They Met
- Sam's Favourite TV Show
- Chelsie's favourite music genre
- The star in the sky
- Chelsie's Favourite Disney Princess
- Sam's Favourite Film
- Couple's First Holiday
- What Year does Chelsie Teach?
- Sam's Drink of choice
- Chelsie's Middle Name
- Huxleys favourite film
- The Golden dog
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- Couples lucky number
- Go To Takeaway
- Sam's Celebrity Crush
- Place of Proposal
- Sam's F1 hero
- Sienna's favourite Colour
- Chelsie's Favourite Cocktail
- The Naughty dog
20 Clues: Sam's F1 hero • Where They Met • Go To Takeaway • The Golden dog • The Naughty dog • Place of Proposal • The star in the sky • Couples lucky number • Sam's Favourite Film • Sam's Celebrity Crush • Sam's Drink of choice • Chelsie's Middle Name • Couple's First Holiday • Huxleys favourite film • Sam's Favourite TV Show • Sienna's favourite Colour • Chelsie's Favourite Cocktail • ...
JANUARY 31 2023-01-31
11 Clues: 7월 • Hot • 올림픽 • Dear • 18, 열여덟 • Once around the sun • Charlie Brown's dog • Chinese zodiac sign • Time named after the moon • The year of the __________ • Push or hit or __________ the button
Unit 7 vocabulary 2024-04-05
11 Clues: cow's meat • sheep's meat • mexican food • italian food • chinese food • good for health • american cuisine food • food made by your mom • british "fish and ....." • involving many countries • national food, clothes, dances
China Crossword 2025-07-28
11 Clues: Chinese food • China's money • China's flower • China's animal • Desert in China • Invented in China • China's continent • Panda city in China • China's capital city • Island city in China • Country next to China
Subjects 2024-01-17
Unit 4 - China 2025-05-08
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- China’s northern and western climates are most impacted by (i) their higher __________, (ii) the dry monsoons from Central Asia/Siberia that hit in the fall and winter, and (iii) how their distance and geographic features block humid summer monsoons.
- China claims ownership of the island of __________ off of its southeast coast, especially because the vast majority of its population are of Chinese descent. However, the United States opposes reunification of __________ with China because it (a) is a U.S. military ally in southeast Asia, (b) wants to remain independent, and (c) wants to retain its rights of self-determination.
- In its northwest, China shares a border with the most restrictive communist country in the world, North Korea. It is in the region referred to as __________.
- China’s __________ is the world’s longest man-made waterway at ~1100 miles long and extends from Beijing to Hangzhou.
- The Chinese philosophy of __________ is based on the idea that the universe is sacred, and we cannot do anything to improve it. It also says that the best way to act in harmony with the universe is to not interfere with it. This philosophy is best recognized by the symbol that combines the yin and the yang.
- The __________ Dynasty is unique in that it is the only Chinese dynasty to have been ousted from power under the “Mandate of Heaven” by a foreign power.
- In Mr. Dyer’s formula to measure GDP, the “C” stood for “__________ Spending,” which is the largest part of that GDP formula.
- China does have borders with the country with the second largest population in the world, __________.
- China’s southern and eastern regions have had heavy __________ over the last 30 years, meaning there has been a strong emphasis on modernization and the creation of many factories and manufacturing jobs there.
- The Tian Shan Mountain Range and the __________ Shan Mountain Range form the northern and southern boundaries of the Taklamakan Desert in western China.
- China’s borders in its southwest with other nations are difficult to determine, to reach, and to travel across because of the large geographic space primarily occupied by people who sparsely populate the region and who mostly practice the Buddhist religion. This geographic region is called the __________.
- China’s __________ Dam is the largest dam in the world.
- China’s southern and eastern climates are heavily impacted by their overall lower elevations, their close __________ to the ocean and humid summer monsoons, and their __________ to and use of rivers that have heavy runoff from upstream mountains. (same word for both blanks)
- The __________ Dynasty is considered China’s most important “golden age.”
- The __________ goes through western China to access trade in India, in Central Asia, in the Middle East, and eventually in Europe. Two separate routes split to follow the edges of two mountain ranges to the north and south of the Taklamakan Desert to avoid that desert and give travelers access to water along their journey.
- China is ranked number __________ in the world if we measure a nation’s land area based on the land that we can see.
- The Sui, Tang, and Song dynasties are all known for following Confucianism as their basis for good governance, increasing domestic and foreign trade to help China prosper economically, and for its many __________ advancements and further development of Chinese culture.
- In class, we analyzed 12 different “competitiveness” factors to compare the health of the U.S. and Chinese economies. China ranked higher in 3 categories–health and primary education, macroeconomic environment, and __________ size.
- The _________ River is known as “China’s Sorrow” because its flooding has led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Chinese throughout history. [Chinese name for the river]
- North-central China forms a border with the nation of Mongolia. The two nations are somewhat separated in that region because of the geographic feature that we call the __________.
- The Ming Dynasty seems to have been corrupted by its own power. For example, it tried to project its power to force Japan to not invade Korea, paid unqualified members of its clan to run the government, went on foreign military campaigns even though it couldn’t stop rebellions in its own country, and created a __________ to spy on its own people in government.
- China is ranked number __________ in the world if we measure a nation’s land area based on land that we can see and the land off of its coasts which it is legally entitled to use.
- __________ was the leader of the group that took control of China’s leadership from the Qing Dynasty in the early 20th century.
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- Great Britain controlled the city of __________ from 1898 to 1997 and helped it to become an international powerhouse economically, especially in the banking and finance industry. Since 1997, Great Britain returned control of __________ back to China, and the people of that city have not been happy with how China has ruled over it and restricted their freedoms.
- __________ wrested control of China’s leadership from the Qing Dynasty in the early 20th century.
- The Qin Dynasty followed the philosophy of __________. Its use of this philosophy makes more sense when you consider that its leader, Qin, was trying to unite the people of China under one government after its “Period of the Warring States,” which lasted for ~200 years from the 5th to the 3rd centuries B.C.
- The __________ Dynasty is the first known dynasty in China.
- The term “__________” refers to a ruler’s right to rule in China because the will of god, heaven, the spirits, the ancestors, and/or nature makes it so. It is a very Taoist way of looking at who leads a community or nation.
- China’s southern and eastern regions have had heavy __________ over the last 30 years, meaning that many cities have been expanded and rural populations have moved to the cities.
- The Qing Dynasty was not run by people from the traditional power centers in China who might refer to themselves as Han Chinese. Instead, the leaders of the Qing Dynasty were the __________ people from northwest China who stepped in to help the Ming Dynasty retain power but seized power for themselves.
- In class, we analyzed 12 different “competitiveness” factors to compare the health of the U.S. and Chinese economies. 4 factors reflect that the U.S. is a healthier and more sophisticated market economy–infrastructure, labor market efficiency, goods market efficiency, and __________ market development.
- China’s “__________” is not a single piece of construction but is instead many constructed pieces that were built over time and have been continually updated to keep invaders from China’s north out of its most populated regions.
- The term “__________’ refers to a succession of rulers who come from the same family or clan.
- The people of China do not speak a language that could be referred to as “Chinese;” instead, the most common language spoken in China is called “__________” with ~70% of the people there speaking it as their first language.
- There is a lot of evidence that the Chinese government has been trying to eliminate the __________ in Xinjiang Province in northwestern China, which is called “genocide.” The people in this ethnic group are of Turkish descent, practice the religion of Islam, and had their land captured in 1759 by the Qing Dynasty, which the communists secured in 1949.
- The philosophy of __________ teaches that people must subordinate their own interests to the interests of their family and their community. It also asserted that all people should be educated, and that only qualified people should serve in government. It was taught throughout China to students and followed almost the entire time period from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty in the early 20th century.
- The __________ Dynasty is known as the dynasty that brought Buddhism to large parts of China.
- __________ currently has the second largest population in the world.
- China’s earliest enemies were from the north, which they called the “Xiongnu” (Zhong-new). Today, they would be from the country of __________.
- The __________ Dynasty and the people of China appear to have been most influenced and corrupted by foreigners during that dynasty. People became addicted to drugs, outsiders tried to gain control of China’s resources, and foreigners were interfering with China’s governance and self-determination.
- The __________ Dynasty is the first dynasty in China to come to power under the “Mandate of Heaven.”
- In class, we analyzed 12 different “competitiveness” factors to compare the health of the U.S. and Chinese economies. 3 factors helped us determine that U.S. workers, products, and businesses are likely to be more advanced than Chinese ones–higher education and training, business sophistication, and __________.
- Mao Tse-tung (Zedong) (a) was the first leader of China’s __________ Party over the nation of China in 1949, (b) believed that “the ends justify the means,” and (c) wanted power over the people, so he could govern his way.
- The __________ River flows ~3400 miles from Tibet to Shanghai and is probably China’s most important river due to the country’s rice cultivation with its waters and its use as a transportation route.
- In Mr. Dyer’s formula to measure GDP, the way to determine Net Exports is to calculate your nation’s exports and subtract out how much your nation spends on __________.
- In class, we learned that it is too difficult to objectively (with facts) how happy and how well people are doing in a particular economy. Instead, we try to equate happiness and well-being with whether people have the goods and services that they need and want. We normally try to measure economies based on national boundaries. Thus, we use a measurement called “Gross __________ Product” or “GDP.”
- China’s “__________” River has the second largest flow of water in China, despite being only 1200 miles long, which helps explain why it also has a 1200-mile long system of canals and massive system of dikes that help the river feed water into a large agricultural region. [English common name for the river]
47 Clues: China’s __________ Dam is the largest dam in the world. • The __________ Dynasty is the first known dynasty in China. • __________ currently has the second largest population in the world. • The __________ Dynasty is considered China’s most important “golden age.” • The term “__________’ refers to a succession of rulers who come from the same family or clan. • ...
Italian - Samson 2021-06-24
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- Italian word for slim
- Chinese name
- Italian word for Beautiful - Male
- Italian word for 69
- Italian word for Intelligent
- Italian word for 2
- you live
- Italian word for bass
- Australia name - Female
- Italian word for lazy - Male
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- Italian word for small - Male
- Australia name - Male
- She lives
- I live
- Italian word for 11
- Word for New Zeland
- Italian word for small - Male
- Italian word for 13
- Italian word for ugly
- I am
- He lives
- Italian word for Tall
22 Clues: I am • I live • you live • He lives • She lives • Chinese name • Italian word for 2 • Italian word for 11 • Word for New Zeland • Italian word for 69 • Italian word for 13 • Australia name - Male • Italian word for slim • Italian word for bass • Italian word for ugly • Italian word for Tall • Australia name - Female • Italian word for Intelligent • Italian word for lazy - Male • ...
Vocab b-c 2022-06-20
45 Clues: 4k • gum • gag • kids • tall • vote • food • roof • math • ship • trust • towns • pills • lunch • straw • bunny • money • round • guide • sauce • shirt • feast • group • Asian • clowns • saving • reason • kitchen • talking • cottage • singing • customer • partying • magazine • separate • controls • Classroom • residents • recording • lifestyle • organisms • power unit • definitely • small boat • caterpillar
EW4U5 Vocabulary 2022-12-25
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- puidust
- tegelane
- vene
- morn
- unenägu
- vaikne
- ründama
- jaapani
- algus
- hiina
- prints
- samal ajal kui
- elustuma
- hiired
- võitlema
- kujundama
- põlema panema
- hispaania
- kindlasti
- proov
- off maha kukkuma
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- tantsija
- kesköö
- osatäitja
- nõustuma
- õigel ajal
- lahing
- kaitsma
- täielik
- kangelane
- näima
- araabia
- põnevil
- alustama
- hiir
- veetma
- lõppema
- etendus
- tund
- kohutav
- vali
- kuri, õel
- armee
43 Clues: vene • morn • hiir • tund • vali • algus • hiina • näima • proov • armee • kesköö • lahing • vaikne • prints • veetma • hiired • puidust • unenägu • ründama • jaapani • kaitsma • täielik • araabia • põnevil • lõppema • etendus • kohutav • tantsija • tegelane • nõustuma • alustama • elustuma • võitlema • osatäitja • kangelane • kujundama • hispaania • kindlasti • kuri, õel • õigel ajal • põlema panema • samal ajal kui • off maha kukkuma
Tristin Caldwell 2019-10-14
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- type of animal
- type of dessert
- food rabbits eat
- slower than running
- typ of fat
- italian food
- long green vegetables
- frozen dessert
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- can be made into sauce
- when you go to the gym
- fruits thats on vines
- what you say when you want food
- 3____in a pod
- main ingredient for french fries
- main ingredient for salads
- what you say when you need a drink
- from the ocean
- unhealthy
- last meal of the day
- chinese food
20 Clues: unhealthy • typ of fat • italian food • chinese food • 3____in a pod • type of animal • from the ocean • frozen dessert • type of dessert • food rabbits eat • slower than running • last meal of the day • fruits thats on vines • long green vegetables • can be made into sauce • when you go to the gym • main ingredient for salads • what you say when you want food • main ingredient for french fries • ...
Color Street Crossword Puzzle 2021-04-10
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- parting words of a Clinton
- sixty seconds in New York
- Italian creation
- Joey Tribbian's line
- Egyptian soil
- Eastern European boast
- Asian illumination
- THE LINES gleaning hidden meaning from something you read
- haute couture
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- fancy invitation from the sea
- Denmark city and unmoving
- easy to understand
- small and lustrous
- Munich Mulberry
- CORAL Marine invertebrates from Belize
- Netherlands chic
- Chinese enchantress
- residential saying in a cold place
- Athen's computer programmer
- French appointment
20 Clues: Egyptian soil • haute couture • Munich Mulberry • Italian creation • Netherlands chic • easy to understand • small and lustrous • French appointment • Asian illumination • Chinese enchantress • Joey Tribbian's line • Eastern European boast • Denmark city and unmoving • sixty seconds in New York • parting words of a Clinton • Athen's computer programmer • fancy invitation from the sea • ...
AN 2021-11-19
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- Film which dicaprio won first Oscar for
- 5743
- Pineapple based curry
- Everton number 9
- Hot curry
- V3008
- capital of South Sudan
- Harry’s golf club
- Capital of Israel
- Exp November 2018
- West Ham number 41
- Vaughan and Wilson
- Scott’s favourite time
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- 8.2HEA191 Manual trip for Neutraliser ____
- Warm can of ____
- Chinese
- 5331
- Actor who plays nick caraway in Gatsby
- Liverpool number 3
- Scott’s motto
- Harry’s favourite drink
- Folded meat heaven
- Daz’s favourite person
23 Clues: 5743 • 5331 • V3008 • Chinese • Hot curry • Scott’s motto • Warm can of ____ • Everton number 9 • Harry’s golf club • Capital of Israel • Exp November 2018 • Liverpool number 3 • Folded meat heaven • West Ham number 41 • Vaughan and Wilson • Pineapple based curry • capital of South Sudan • Daz’s favourite person • Scott’s favourite time • Harry’s favourite drink • Actor who plays nick caraway in Gatsby • ...
Adam crossword guhguhgugh 2023-05-25
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- the standard dynamic; medium loud
- the section of the trumpet
- very soft
- soft
- the Chinese word for ice cream
- a note with four beats
- gradually getting softer
- gradually getting slower
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- very loud
- medium speed
- gradually getting louder
- a note with half a beats
- fast
- the section with the snare drum
- the section of the flute
- how fast the music is going
- the volume of the music
- medium soft
- loud
- very slow
20 Clues: fast • soft • loud • very loud • very soft • very slow • medium soft • medium speed • a note with four beats • the volume of the music • gradually getting louder • a note with half a beats • the section of the flute • gradually getting softer • gradually getting slower • the section of the trumpet • how fast the music is going • the Chinese word for ice cream • the section with the snare drum • ...
Spanish Crossword 2016-08-25
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- second
- eleventh
- French
- biology
- trigonometry
- history
- choir
- physics
- seminary
- Spanish
- music
- literature
- social studies
- psychology
- alegbra
- third
- computer science
- economics
- first
- English
- math
- calculus
- orchestra
- band
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- sixth
- fifth
- languages
- eighth
- twelfth
- sports
- geometry
- StuCo
- chemistry
- tenth
- Chinese
- yearbook
- government
- PE
- ninth
- seventh
- geography
- science
- fourth
- German
44 Clues: PE • math • band • sixth • fifth • StuCo • tenth • choir • music • ninth • third • first • second • eighth • sports • French • fourth • German • twelfth • biology • Chinese • history • physics • Spanish • seventh • alegbra • science • English • eleventh • geometry • seminary • yearbook • calculus • languages • chemistry • geography • economics • orchestra • government • literature • psychology • trigonometry • social studies • computer science
inter and foletti 2017-03-11
Across
- grandmother's nephew
- It is the land of pizza and pasta
- is wife of the dad
- father's sister
- It comes from Scotland
- It comes from Africa
- it is from England
- father's my dad
- singular of children
- it comes from greece
Down
- aunt's child
- mother's my dad
- my dad and mum
- It comes from spain
- two water drops
- father's female child
- It comes from china
- aunt's brother
- second father's child
- It comes from Asia
20 Clues: aunt's child • my dad and mum • aunt's brother • mother's my dad • two water drops • father's sister • father's my dad • is wife of the dad • it is from England • It comes from Asia • It comes from spain • It comes from china • grandmother's nephew • It comes from Africa • singular of children • it comes from greece • father's female child • second father's child • It comes from Scotland • ...
Ice Breaker 2022-04-18
Across
- The coach that looks like they’re judging you
- Mike Hawk
- The party!
- A I R P L A N E S !
- The boi debaters
- “Are you consent?”
- Freckles
- Chinese Princess
- Furr Coat
- Salvadoreña Queen
Down
- Overtime but got the 1!
- Small Girl, big car
- Savior of Forensics!
- “Talk Valentina, Ally!”
- The Girl debater
- SLAYYY
- Practice board LEGEND!
- Mother of the sweet baby angels
- Got handed the kids menu at applebees
- Their head fell off :/
20 Clues: SLAYYY • Freckles • Mike Hawk • Furr Coat • The party! • The Girl debater • The boi debaters • Chinese Princess • Salvadoreña Queen • “Are you consent?” • Small Girl, big car • A I R P L A N E S ! • Savior of Forensics! • Practice board LEGEND! • Their head fell off :/ • Overtime but got the 1! • “Talk Valentina, Ally!” • Mother of the sweet baby angels • Got handed the kids menu at applebees • ...
The City 2022-05-09
Across
- Cine
- Carrefour and Alimerka are ____
- Here you can see art
- A place for summer swimming
- Where you are right now
- Hotel
- Things are made here
- Comisaria
- These can be Italian, Chinese, Mexican...
- Iglesia
Down
- El Molinon is a _____
- Doctors work here
- Green public space
- Letters go through here
- A place where humans can fly
- Teatro
- My cat got vaccinated at the _____
- Panaderia
- You can buy books from here
- You can borrow books from here
20 Clues: Cine • Hotel • Teatro • Iglesia • Panaderia • Comisaria • Doctors work here • Green public space • Here you can see art • Things are made here • El Molinon is a _____ • Letters go through here • Where you are right now • A place for summer swimming • You can buy books from here • A place where humans can fly • You can borrow books from here • Carrefour and Alimerka are ____ • ...
