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General KnowledgeResearch Crosswords

for 11-14 year olds

T H E A C T I V I T I E S I N T H I S B O O K A D D R E S S M A N Y O U T C O M E S I N T H E S Y L L A B U S

General Knowledge Research Crosswords (for ages 11+) Intelligent Australia Productions

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© Ron Shaw 2008

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KNOWLEDGE leads to UNDERSTANDING which leads to WISDOM And what better way to bring knowledge to young learners than through the fun of solving crosswords puzzles.

The puzzles in this book have been especially created to broaden students’ general knowledge by undertaking research. Not all questions will call on the student’s investigative techniques but a healthy percentage of them will.

The following sources will prove very helpful in solving the clues INTERNET, REFERENCE BOOKS, ATLAS, DICTIONARY, THESAURUS

Each puzzle ... • is a 100% educational activity �� • provides an educational challenge �� • demands correct spelling �� • helps build vocabulary �� • enriches general knowledge �� • gives satisfaction and a sense of accomplishment when solved �� • offers an opportunity for family members to work together ��

Teachers may be assured that the puzzles here are appropriate for use by mainstream students. While challenging even the most capable pupils they are suitable too for those who may require a degree of assistance from a teacher (school) or parent (home).

There is no one correct way to make use of this book. Some teachers may choose to spread the 20 puzzles over a year, allowing two weeks for completion of each. Others may condense them into a semester (one per week).

Crosswords may be presented either as school-based or home-based tasks, or perhaps they could be begun in class and completed at home.

It is suggested that each of the two-page puzzles be kept together in one place... perhaps pasted in an activity or homework book.

Children love incentives. Consider having a class General Knowledge Champion, being the student whose puzzle is the neatest and best each week.

In searching for solutions, students will usually find more information than they actually require. There is space underneath each crossword for them to write about something interesting they learnt (being something other than a clue’s solution) and this could be shared with the rest of the class.

Over 1 000 Gems of General Knowledge!

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1. The most common gas in the atmosphere.

5. A stinging insect.

6. Opposite of ‘out’.

8. The centre of the solar system.

9. A South American country.

10. Mislaid.

11. We open a door to ______ a room.

13. A well-known Italian dish.

14. A room between the ceiling and the roof.

17. Prefix meaning ‘against’.

19. Ancient central American civilisation.

21. Used in golf.

23. Used to keep cool.

24. A ‘feminine’ pronoun.

25. An imaginary line north or south of the equator.

28. First name of Portuguese explorer da Gama.

31. First name of ancient Roman leader Caesar.

34. Currency used in Europe.

35. A number with just two factors.

37. Primates such as chimpanzees, gorillas and orang-utans.

39. A honey-making insect.

43. A sea-going vessel with sails.

45. A four-sided shape with two parallel sides.

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2. Prefix meaning ‘three’.

3. Adjectival form of ‘wind’.

4. Its capital city is Stockholm.

7. A country in South America.

8. Submarine abbrev’.

12. The distance across a circle, through its centre.

13. Spanish-born artist painter.

15. Same as 45 Across

16. Adjectival form of ‘ice’.

18. Our sun is one.

20. Famous English playwright surname.

22. The line of latitude around the centre of the earth.

26. If you multiply a number by three you ______ it.

27. A small flightless bird native to New Zealand.

29. The lynx is a member of the ______ family.

30. Madame Marie ________ discovered radium.

32. A doing or action word.

33. A solid object whose ends are the same shape.

36. Your grandparents may get more _______ and pains than when they were younger.

38. After being at sea ships come into _______.

40. A large deer with antlers.

41. A monkey is not an ______ but a gorilla is.

42. Someone with a sharp sense of humour has a quick ______.

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1. Guglielmo __________ did important work in developing of the radio.

7. You put flowers in one of these.

9. A small songbird.

12. Used in making beer.

14. It carries blood to the heart.

15. Has the head of a woman and body of a lion.

17. Raising the hand to the cap (in the military).

18. A turban-wearing male, most often from India.

20. One of the Zodiac signs.

21. Parallel to the horizon.

26. Adjectival form of ice.

27. A long-distance running event at the Olympic Games.

28. Bodies of land surrounded by water.

30. The way out.

33. Made from milk.

35. Teenager. abbrev

37. The ocean between Europe and North America.

38. Ancient central American civilisation.

40. Petrol is made from this.

41. One of the rings or loops forming a chain.

42. Perhaps the greatest ever soccer player.

45. Capital city of Sweden.

50. Unidentified Flying Object initials

52. Deep distress or misery.

53. Musical instrument played in churches.

55. Having an abnormally pale complexion.

56. African tribe.

57. Opposite of war.

58. Opposite of odd (in numbers).

- Down - 2. You need arrows and a quiver for this sport.

3. A gemstone with bands of different colours.

4. A person from Iraq.

5. If you can sketch well you are skilled in _______.

6. In maths the name for (approx’) 3.14 is ______.

8. A river that flows through Wales and England.

10. A low-pitched wind instrument with a long wooden body.

11. A stringed instrument slightly larger than a violin.

13. This canal links the Mediterranean and Red Seas.

15. Material that settles at the bottom of a river or sea.

16. No score.

18. ________ like an eagle.

19. A knee-length tartan skirt worn by Scottish men.

22. International Chemical Industries initials

23. A wise bird according to some.

24. Melody.

25. Light Amplification by the Stimulated Emission of Radiation. initials

29. Crossword doers must know how to _________.

31. Long extensions of an octopus or squid, used for feeling, grasping or locomotion.

32. A plane figure with 8 equal sides.

34. This botanist’s work in experimenting in breeding peas led to his title as the Founder of Genetics.

36. Austria’s capital city.

39. A large member of the deer family.

43. Motorised vehicles need this to operate.

44. Cows make a sound like this.

46. Used to secure parcels.

47. An oven used for firing clay.

48. Old English word for ‘old’.

49. A confusing network of interconnecting pathways.

51. One ________ equals 2.54 cm.

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1. Internet Service Provider initials

3. South Australia initials

7. Mythical mischievous child.

9. Invisible force that causes things to fall.

11. A country in central Europe.

13. Magnetic Resonance Imaging initials

14. The most common gas in the atmosphere.

17. The centre of a planet is its .............. .

18. Zero; no score.

19. The region where Eskimos live.

20. Reprimand; criticise.

23. 2nd planet from the sun.

25. The smouldering remains of a dying fire.

27. A very wise person.

29. (1) a test (2) a court case

30. Move in a quiet manner; sneak.

31. Smaller than a stream but bigger than a brook.

33. A butterfly-like insect.

34. Peter Allan wrote “I Still Call .................. Home”.

37. In Maths: length x width equals ............. .

41. Grandma.

43. A small island.

44. This state of the USA has many oil wells.

45. ππππ This symbol is called .......

47. Fossils of this prehistoric man were discovered in Germany in 1856.

48. Hand-held cutting instruments with two blades and holes for the fingers.

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3. 6th planet from the sun.

4. This remote object in Space gets its name from ‘QUASi-stellAR radio source’.

5. Between Sweden and Latvia is the ............... Sea.

6. New York abbreviation

7. A tree belonging to the genus Ulmus.

8. A mate; pal.

9. Alcoholic drink.

10. Worn by men in ancient Rome.

12. A brother of your mother or father is your ............ .

15. The core or central part of a cell or atom.

16. Trap.

21. Ancient home of a king or queen.

22. This sea separates Africa from Europe.

24. Leader of an Arab family or village.

26. 1st syllable of ‘metropolitan’.

28. To step off a bus, train, tram or plane.

31. A person from Canada.

32. In 1343 a tsunami hit the ............... coast of Italy.

35. ‘Metre’ is a ........... of length.

36. Local Area Network initials

38. United Nations Organisation initials

39. A cube has 12 ................... . plural

40. A fine powder used to make bread and cakes.

42. Some ancient cities were surrounded by a ........... .

45. Picture abbreviation

46. Neither-nor; either-....... .



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1. This South Pacific island has a large town called Papeete.

6. A small flute.

10. At the circus you might see the Flying ............ act.

12. Prehistoric Animal initials

14. United Nations abbreviation

15. Pigs provide us with this meat.

17. A call for quietness.

18. Identification abbreviation

19. Millilitre abbreviation

20. When heated to extreme temperatures rock can become ........ .

22. The ancient ............. people lived in central America.

23. Molten rock that flows down the side of a volcano.

24. A large hairy spider named after the Italian town of Taranto.

26. The temperature -273oC is called ‘Absolute ............’.

28. This Russian space station was launched in 1986.

29. If you ............ ice it will turn to water.

30. The study of planets, stars and other objects in Space.

32. An island nation in the South Pacific ocean.

34. A large county in south-west England.

35. A hill or ridge of wind-blown sand, especially near a beach.

37. Occurring every day.

38. San Francisco initials

39. People in NW Europe dance around this tall wooden pole.

40. The noun from which reasonable comes.

43. Susan, Suzanne etc abbreviation

44. German word for ‘no’.

45. 1st syllable of ‘eaten’.

46. Company abbreviation

48. One who serves in a navy or works on a boat or ship.

50. Opposite of ‘left’.

51. A groove in the ground caused by wheeled vehicles.

55. A singing or instrumental group consisting of three people.

57. A member of a high social class.

58. A small cave or cavern.

59. This colour is a vivid red.

60. Post script abbreviation

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2. Where an animal lives is its .................... .

3. Information Technology abbreviation

4. A shade of brown.

5. Someone acclaimed for deeds revealing great courage.

6. Physical Education initials

7. A tall machine for lifting heavy objects.

8. Australia colloquial 9. Operation abbreviation

11. Used by students to measure small distances.

13. The branch of science dealing with the structure of animals.

15. Opposite of ‘she’.

16. The song “Cowboy’s Lament” is also known as “Streets of .......”.

17. This USA city is built alongside the Naumkeag River.

20. An egg-laying mammal is a ................. .

21. Astronomers look through this.

25. This tiny insect feeds on plants.

27. Jason and the ............ Fleece is a famous Greek tale.

31. This Italian city is a centre of fashion.

32. Ancient bones are ............... .

33. Information abbreviation

36. In which part of Ireland is the city of Belfast?

41. Environmental Protection Authority abbreviation

42. He became a Roman emperor at age 16.

47. 8-sided shapes plural

48. Brightly-coloured skirts worn in southern Asia. plural

49. To set fire to.

52. A large vessel for holding water.

53. This is made out of iron.

54. Opposite of ‘heavy’.

56. Either it’s raining ...... it isn’t.



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5. The ratio 3.14159265 is called ........ .

7. A young cow or bull.

8. To do with horses.

10. Corn may be eaten on the ............ .

11. Midday.

12. A drink made from grapes.

13. One orbit of Earth around the sun is called a ........................ .

16. Birds ................... from eggs.

19. Intelligence Quotient abbreviation

20. If you .................. 9 from 20 you get 11.

23. This food comes in a pod.

24. The piece that must be captured to win a game of chess.

26. A busy port in the Netherlands.

29. Very bad; unpleasant.

33. This lodging place for travellers has a bar.

34. Precious gemstone.

35. The capital city of this African nation is Kampala.

39. Opposite of happy-go-lucky.

41. Michael ........... (born 1791) did pioneering work with electricity. 43. Joke.


47. Ancient civilisation of South America.

48. A long low-pitched wind instrument.


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2. Centre of the world’s time.

3. A huge floating mass of ice.

4. A mass of ice in cold places that moves extremely slowly.

6. Beethoven’s first name.

9. Abraham abbreviation

14. ............... da Gama was a famous explorer.

15. A bolt gets screwed into this.

16. The longest side of a right-angled triangle.

17. Zulus are an African ................ .

18. The female of this animal is a sow.

21. This is passed from runner to runner in a relay race.

22. Assist; help.

25. Flightless New Zealand bird.

27. Rio de Janeiro abbreviation

28. USA’s largest state.

30. Used to detect distant objects and to locate their position.

31. There were 18 kings of France with this name.

32. A shape with 5 sides.

36. Morning time.

37. A tropical tree.

38. The distance from the centre of a circle to the circle’s rim.

40. This girl’s name is common in Russia.

42. ‘Annually’ means once a ................. .

44. A wise teacher; advisor; mentor.

45. Washington DC is the capital of the .............. .



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1. This is attached to a string and flown on windy days.

3. This artery carries blood from the heart to all parts of the body.

7. Japan is part of which continent?

9. To estimate; predict.

11. An explosive weapon of war.

13. What we breathe.

15. An edible crustacean.

18. This enemy of Superman first appeared in a comic in 1958.

20. The centre of the Solar System.

21. This Dutch port is one of the busiest in the world.

24. Many people from India have this religious faith.

25. Opposite of ‘soft’.

26. A city in northern Morocco.

27. A large fish with a sword-like bill.

28. Opposite of ‘finish’.

29. ................ Blyton was a famous author.

30. An orange-yellow colour.

32. Before Christ abbreviation

33. Extremely long time periods plural

35. Abbreviation of USA state Georgia.

38. A large flat area of land.

39. Used for storing valuables.

40. Having a slope; incline.

42. The Yellow .............. lies between South Korea and China.

43. The ‘wise’ bird.

45. This small bird can fly backwards.

49. Yuri .................. was the first person to go into Space.

52. A farewell with the hand.

54. A famous sculpture is Michelangelo’s ‘Statue of ...............’ .

55. Master of Arts abbreviation 56. Rio de Janeiro abbreviation

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2. Tuberculosis abbreviation

4. Sphere

5. (1) dark greenish-blue colour (2) short-necked freshwater duck

6. Moss found in bogs and used as fertilizer.

7. A place of religious retreat.

8. Adults Only initials

10. An island in the Caribbean Sea.

11. Roger ......... was the first man to run a mile in under 4 minutes.

12. Metropolitan Transport Authority initials

13. To hold back from doing something.

14. A shade of brown.

16. Aquatic (freshwater) mammal with dark brown fur.

17. What we call a man who is knighted. 19. A crab is one. So is a lobster.

22. Donkey.

23. Blood plasma, with clotting factors removed.

29. World’s highest mountain.

30. Neil ....................... was the first to walk on the moon.

31. Sometimes a very poor person might .......... for money.

34. To sing and play romantic music for someone.

36. Suitable.

37. Grigori .................. was a Russian mystic.

41. Prime Minister initials

42. Capital city of Bulgaria.

44. To hang back or fall behind.

46. The capital city of this USA state is Des Moines.

47. Honey-making insect.

48. Extinct bird.

50. Alternating Current initials

51. First syllable of ‘admit’.

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4. Its capital city is Stockholm.

8. Prefix for ‘small’.

10. Room where experiments are carried out.

12. A golf ball is placed on this.

14. Governor General initials

16. Kolkata is the largest city in the Indian state of West ............. .

17. African nation.

18. Important river in north-eastern India.

20. 21st letter of Greek alphabet.

21. European country, capital city Riga.

23. Female sheep.

25. Numbers with two or more factors are ................ numbers.

26. Walt Disney’s ................... are WD.

27. Modern.

30. One of Europe’s greatest rivers.

31. A city in Tuscany, Italy.

33. Not tame.


36. Chemical symbol of gold.

37. A horse-like sea creature.

38. This Swiss city is 30km south of Bern.


44. The ........................ is sometimes called Holland.

45. A unit of mass for measuring gems (and equal to 200mg).

47. Mythical god of thunder.

49. A very large land mass.

50. A bird flies; A fish .............. .

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2. Wicked; extremely bad.

3. Swedish automobile.

5. West Saskatchewan initials

6. The bottom number in a fraction.

7. RAN is the abbreviation of Royal Australian ............ .

9. Capital city of the Czech Republic.

11. Thailand is in the continent of ............. .

13. He discovered E=mc2.

15. The juice in a woody plant.

16. European nation, capital Brussels.

18. A Chinese herbal tea.

19. This place near London is the centre of world time.

22. An edible mollusc.

24. United States initials

28. To increase in width.

29. A mark left on the skin after a wound has healed.

32. A colourless and volatile liquid.

34. European Union initials

35. Famous 1960s pop group.

36. Room between the ceiling and roof.

37. Sporting matches should always be played in the right ............ .

39. We obtain milk from this part of a cow.

40. A prefix meaning very small.

41. Guiseppe ............... was an Italian composer born in 1813.

42. The best stories and plays have excellent ............ . plural

44. Where a bird lays its eggs.

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1. This wind brings heavy rainfall to parts of India.

3. This 5 895m mountain is the highest in Africa.

8. Part of a gear system.

9. Assistance.

11. An active volcano in Sicily.

12. Small insects that live in colonies.

13. Cassie Manson’s initials.

15. x 2 = twice; x 3 = ................... .

18. Capital city of Greece.

20. The snow-covered mountains of southern Europe.

21. Minute abbreviation

22. A small, crudely-built house or cabin.

24. A fraudulent business scheme; a swindle.

27. Large English city.

29. An irritating skin sensation.

30. This SE Asian nation shares a border with Thailand.

31. A trip with visits to various places.

32. Royal Navy initials

33. Bachelor of Arts initials

35. A very large tub for storing liquid (eg wine).

36. Religious teacher; mystic; yogi.

38. The word ‘cutaneous’ refers to the …………. .


41. South Australia abbreviation 42. Relating to organisms.

45. The shelter or retreat of a fox.

51. Priests of ancient Gaul.

53. Towering Swiss mountain.

55. Strip of toothed plastic used to keep hair in place.

56. Birds thought to be wise. plural

57. William ........... is a legendary Swiss archer.

59. It has a yolk.

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2. Plural of ‘ox’.

3. Kilogram abbreviation 4. Thread (or cloth) made from fibres of the flax plant.

5. Fine droplets of water in the atmosphere.

6. Biblical town on the River Jordan.

7. This food is widely consumed in Asia.

8. Chemical symbol for the element calcium.

10. Wet.

14. A deep, narrow opening in the earth’s surface.

16. Harry Rixon’s initials.

17. A sign of something to happen.

18. 2nd syllable of ‘Alan’.

19. Alright then.

20. This sea bird has a very large wing span.

23. To do with colours.

25. Instrument for looking at very tiny objects.

26. Melbourne Cricket Club initials

28. Large, long-jawed oceanic game fish.

30. Los Angeles initials

34. Dhaka is the capital of this country near India.

37. An atom that has an electric charge.

39. A city in Sri Lanka.

43. This substance is used in medicine and in dyes.

44. To push and shove, especially in a crowd.

46. After a dentist’s visit your cheek may be ............

47. English school founded by King Henry VI in 1440.

48. The panda is one.

49. Worn over a sock.

50. A common amphibian.

52. International Cricket Council initials

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6. A famous child actress, born 1928. ...........Temple.


10. Internet abbreviation

11. A snake associated with India.

12. A small woody shoot on the branch of a tree.

14. Tune.

15. The Eiffel Tower is in this city.

17. The fluid in a pen.

19. Burial place; grave.

21. These German brothers told many famous tales.

23. Blaise ................. is known for his famous triangle.

24. Used in golf.

25. Almost the same; alike but not identical.

26. Fruit of the oak tree plural

27. 2nd planet from the sun.

29. The simmering remains of a fire.

30. A gentle blow with the finger.

32. A tripod has .............. legs.

34. A famous scientist was Isaac ................ .

36. This small mammal lives underground.

37. Western Australia has vast deposits of iron .......... .

39. A mountain range in South America.

40. European Union initials

41. 5, 7, 11, 13 and 17 are all .................. numbers.

42. Girl’s name.

45. Dish.

46. Capital city of Norway.

47. A small dog with drooping ears and a smooth coat.

48. A device for telling the time.

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2. Postscript. abbreviation 3. A large species of deer.

4. A carnivore native to Africa & Asia. Some are striped.

5. This Caribbean country’s capital is Port-au-Prince.

7. The longest side of a right-angled triangle.

9. Used for sweeping.

12. The magician showed us an amazing card ............ .

13. Justice of the Peace initials

16. Continuing in one direction, with no curve or bend.

18. This island is 700km north-west of Darwin.

20. Wolfgang Amadeus ………… was a great composer.

21. A percussion instrument with a series of metal bars.

22. A tiny green plant that grows on moist rocks.

23. A South American country.

24. An earth ........... is less severe than an earthquake.

28. Some tea drinkers like to ............. the leaves.

29. Girl’s name.

31. This ocean is to the east of North America.

33. A colour.

35. The speed at which music is played.

36. A car-free shopping area.

37. This musical instrument is played in church.

38. Large bird of prey.

43. This drink is similar to but stronger than beer.

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10. This watery mixture in the mouth digests starches.

11. A city on the west coast of India.

12. This blue-violet colour is seen in a rainbow.

13. People who fish off the beach use these plural

15. An indefinitely large number or amount.

19. A chunky cigarette; a roll of tobacco for smoking.

20. Latin name of mythical Greek hero Odysseus.

21. Adjective made from ‘oil’.

22. A country in the far north of South America.

24. In animals: elongated and pointy head; nose

28. Alone.

29. Glove.

30. Meat tastes better when cooked than when ......... .

31. A young cow or bull.

32. A drug in tobacco (and cigarettes).

34. 1st syllable of ‘remind’.

37. A former Chinese political leader was ........Zedong.

38. German measles.

39. Female deer.

40. The place or area where an animal or plant lives.

45. A beginner; someone who is being trained.

46. Abominable Snowman.

48. Honest people tell the truth; dishonest people ..... .

49. Former name of Istanbul.

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2. A group of three individuals.

3. A large body of water such as an ocean. 4. To constantly annoy by finding fault.

5. Showing warm and heartfelt friendliness.

6. A wading bird of warm regions.

7. The belief in a new life after having died.

8. An Australian bird of the crane family.

9. If it’s not misty or hazy you’ll get a .......... view.

14. Desalination abbreviation

16. Lazy; slothful.

17. Christmas; the Christmas season.

18. United States of America abbreviation

23. A hard-shelled edible seed.

25. This mode of transport runs on rails.

26. To do with the sun.

27. A popular hot drink with people all over the world.

33. The capital of this South American country is Quito.

34. Wild horses are ridden at a ............. .

35. Part of a circle’s circumference.

36. A crocodile is one; so is a turtle.

37. Soft wet earth.

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41. Small pieces.

42. A fish.

43. Used by campers.

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2. Monte Cinto is on this Mediterranean island.

6. Large rock west of Alice Springs.

7. A long-eared, desert-dwelling Australian marsupial.

11. The gas we breathe in.

14. Adjective from ‘ink’.

15. Irish Republican Army initials

16. Italian island in the Tyrrhenian Sea.

18. A woodwind instrument.

19. The capital of this west African nation is Dakar.

20. Near or in the stern of a ship or tail of a plane.

21. Ancient Chinese dynasty.

22. This great US river empties into the Gulf of Mexico.

25. The most southerly continent.

27. Frozen water.

28. A European nation.

30. They orbit an atom’s nucleus. plural

32. The west wind blows toward the ............. .

33. A very short, light sleep.

35. A large, valved brass wind instrument.

37. Spiders ........... webs.

38. The capital city of Northern Ireland.

39. Stringed instrument with long neck and round body.

43. There was a great fire here in 1666.

44. French military leader whose army invaded Russia.

45. Shakespeare’s comedy is “Much .... About Nothing”.

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2. The young of a lion, bear or wolf.

3. This rodent can be a pest.

4. A country in western South America.

5. This Asian plant has nutritious seeds.

8. Citizens of Rome.

9. The distance around a circle.

10. There are two atoms of this in a molecule of water.

12. This great river flows through Egypt.

13. Some cities put on light shows with these. plural

16. A fastener.

17. Our moon .............. the sun’s light.

22. ................ Polo was a great overland explorer.

23. Ancient South American civilisation. plural

24. This Italian city has a leaning tower.

25. The top of a pyramid is its ............ .

26. An iceberg sunk this famous ship.

28. Suns are ............ . plural


31. This vast, cold region of Russia is rich in minerals.

34. New Zealand initials

36. This is pumped through our veins.

37. Graceful bird.

39. Where rubbish is put.


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3. The capital city of Afghanistan is ………….. .

5. Used to make wine plural

10. Australian Council of Trade Unions initials

11. Australian aboriginal throwing device.

13. Important river in Europe.

15. The quality of sympathy and understanding.

17. German airline.

19. An assistant; helper.

21. A fruit.

23. A country in west Africa.

26. An indicator.

27. Died down; lessened; reduced in intensity.

29. Oranges and lemons are ................ fruits.

31. A spike of ice formed by water droplets.

34. The season of falling leaves.

35. A mode of transport.

36. The 2nd largest country in South America.

40. To set fire to.

42. A narrow opening.

44. A material used to coat cooking utensils.

45. Hard to catch; difficult to capture.

47. A thick, sweet sticky liquid; pale cane syrup.

48. River flowing through Germany to the North Sea.

49. A deep water hole.

50. Portugal’s capital city.

51. A sheltered, secluded place; small corner; alcove.

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3. Japanese city. 4. Birthplace of Albert Einstein.

5. An Australian lizard.

6. Winged messengers from God.

7. African desert.

8. A floating device to guide boats and ships.

9. Ghastly; repulsive; revoltingly ugly.

12. Brisbane is on Australia’s ........... coast.

14. A pollinator of flowers.

16. Mythical serpent with nine heads.

18. The capital city of this nation is Kabul.

20. A great Norwegian explorer was Roald ................ .

22. Relating to the moon.

24. Used to catch butterflies.

25. An island nation in the South Pacific Ocean.

28. Muhammed ........... was a world champion boxer.

29. An extremely poisonous salt of hydrocyanic acid.

30. Chemical element with symbol Ti & atomic no. 22.

32. An animal of the desert.

33. To expel someone from a house, apartment or unit.

37. Decay.

38. This tower is the tallest building in Paris.

39. Supernatural creatures (either dwarves or giants) that are supposed to live in caves or in the mountains. plural

41. Tricycle abbreviation

42. The capital city of this country is Madrid.

43. An Eskimo’s home.

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4. The small seed of a fruit.

7. Large African antelope.

8. A very light wood from tropical Central America.

10. The number of semesters in a year.

11. A species of tree.

12. A southern state of the USA.

15. These are 10-sided figures plural

19. 24th letter of the Greek alphabet.

22. A Greek myth is “............. and the Golden Fleece”.

23. Opposite of ‘smooth’.

24. Edgar Allan ……. was a poet and short story writer.

25. Carl …….... (born 1934) was an American astronomer and writer of popular science books.

28. First syllable of ‘sandwich’.

30. A smooth, glossy material used by dressmakers.

32. How many years in a century minus a decade?

34. Like a chunky worm; a snail without the shell.

37. Post Office initials

38. Pierre and Marie ............... discovered radium.

41. Late evening meal.

45. Two singers or musicians performing together.

48. Plants breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out ...

49. Water surrounding a castle.

50. In 1967 there was an International Pop Music Festival in this Californian city.

52. Another name for the Abominable Snowman.

54. Large central American country.

55. South America’s greatest river.

56. In tennis: an unreturnable serve.

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2. Some people keep their photographs in an ............ .

3. A great river in Africa.

5. A famous ancient Greek mathematician from Samos.

6. The planet Jupiter has a red ........... .

7. Great Italian astronomer who invented a telescope.

9. ............. the Great was a Greek military commander.

13. Extra Sensory Perception initials

14. Governor-General initials

16. Home of the ancient pyramids.

17. Flying mammal.

18. The study of plants.

20. The imaginary line at 0o latitude.

21. City where the Olympic Games were held in 2004.

23. A beautifully scented thorny flower.

26. Great river in India.

27. The 3rd multiple of three.

29. Government by the people.

31. Chemical symbol for the element silver.

33. The willow is one; so is an elm.

35. United States initials

36. Australia abbreviation used at end of internet domain names

38. A comfortable feeling in a small and nice place.

39. To drive back; resist; push away.

40. Become corroded.

42. Ultra-violet abbreviation

43. A positive charge in the nucleus of an atom.

44. Industrial region in north-west Germany.

46. Japan’s capital city.

47. Italy’s biggest city.

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3. A citrus fruit.

7. Worn by men in ancient Rome.

9. Capital city of the Czech Republic.

11. A former name of St Petersburg in Russia.

12. The chemical symbol for aluminium.

13. A rain cloud.

16. Rhinoceros abbreviation

17. A musical instrument with keys, strings and pedals.

18. This was discovered by Pierre and Marie Curie.

19. Strong beer.

21. Adjective made from the noun ‘acid’.

23. Large antelope of Africa.

24. A circle of light around the sun or moon.

26. How a duck walks.

27. A mushroom is one. So is yeast.

29. A person considered very wise.

31. Sound made by a snake.

32. Moist, soft, sticky sand.

33. Our galaxy is the ............... Way.

35. The continent just to the east of Europe.

38. To make pure.

40. A cow makes this sound.

41. Single-celled organisms found in all living things.

46. A large brass instrument with low tones.

47. Animal skin that has been tanned.

48. Alone.

49. Asteroids are found between the ............ of Mars and Jupiter.

50. 1 000kg equals one .............. .

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2. First 3 letters of veil.

3. Synonym of ‘bigger’.

4. Spain’s capital city.

5. Public Relations initials

6. Middle letters of ‘craggy’.

7. A decade is .......... years.

8. A city on India’s west coast.

9. A glass object used to break white light into colours.

10. Used to store stamps or photographs.

14. One who watches a sporting event.

15. Sincere and direct.

20. Some of the dinosaurs lived during this period.

22. The chief cook in a large kitchen.

23. Deep narrow passages with steep rocky sides. pl’

25. A silvery metal found in bauxite.

28. Used for carrying people over ice and snow. plural

29. The main nerve of sight.

30. Military land force.

34. Japanese city.

36. A bath with water jets.

37. The cast of a movie.

38. Former name of Iran.

39. Madame Curie’s first name.

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42. As well.

43. Added to food to give extra taste.

44. The train from Adelaide to Darwin.

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7. A mouse might get caught in one of these.

9. In fractions the numerator is the .......... number.

11. A spotted dog.

14. Type of tree.

16. Each planet is in the shape of a ......... .

18. A synonym of ‘sphere’.

20. Louis ............. was a French chemist, born in 1822.

23. The state flower of Tennessee, USA.

24. Cumulus is a type of ............. .

25. Extinct New Zealand bird.

27. Gorillas and chimpanzees are ............ . plural

29. A dwarf you might see in a garden.

32. South African currency.

33. Save Our Souls abbreviation

35. A tall African Tribe.

36. A seaport in northern Italy.

37. New Zealand abbreviation

38. Walt .............. created many cartoon characters.

40. A sweet, hollow, pear-shaped fruit.

41. Lemons and limes contain citric ............ .

44. Roald .................. was a great Norwegian explorer.

45. A flock of birds; a ........... of elephants.

47. A cereal crop.

50. A product of dairy farms.

51. Sir Edmund ................ was a famous mountaineer.

52. Sometimes called ‘shooting stars’.

54. Opposite of ‘more’.

55. This nation’s capital city is Stockholm.

56. This lakeside city is 45km north of Milan, Italy.

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3. Water. Latin

4. Peaceful; serene.

5. In Australia the dollar is the ........... of currency.

6. Much of Europe has the ............ as its currency.

8. Post-script abbreviation

10. In maths the number 3.14159265.... is called ??

11. Where you might find an oasis or a mirage.

12. The continent south of Europe.

13. Natalie abbreviation

15. Main artery of the circulatory system.

17. The Battle of ................ occurred in 1066.

19. Our main organs of breathing. plural

21. A tiny particle of matter.

22. A tree belonging to the family Ulmaceae.

26. To find the ........... of a rectangle, multiply L x W.

28. Naples in Italy is famous for producing this dish.

30. The Japanese art of paper folding.

31. In which country are the cities of Norwich and Hull?

32. Mounted beneath the hull, this steers a ship.

33. The seed from this plant provides a nutritious food.

34. Part of the digestive system. plural

39. A country of Scandinavia.

40. Football Club initials

42. Anacondas and pythons are ............... . plural

43. Bacteria.

45. Icy rain.

46. Sir Francis ........... was a famous English navigator.

48. A very small child is a tiny .......... .

49. Percussion instrument.

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1. Leonardo da Vinci painted ‘The Last ..............’.

4. Nicolaus …………… discovered that the sun does not revolve around Earth; the opposite occurs.

10. ........... Newton formulated laws of gravity and motion.

11. The nation of Nepal is in which continent?

13. Admiral Lord Nelson fought at the Battle of .......... .

15. Opposite of ‘unalike’.

17. A BA is a Bachelor of ............... .

19. Caused by movements of tectonic plates.

21. A container for liquids, especially water and milk.

22. People ............ for their political leaders.

24. Opposite of ‘he’.

27. Isaac ............... was a great science fiction writer.

28. A North American songbird with a yellow breast.

30. A spiral structure.

32. This dance was very popular in the 1950s and 60s.

34. A repeated sound caused by reflected sound waves.

36. Capital city of Fiji.

38. An island in the Caribbean Sea.

42. ‘For example’ abbreviation

44. Professional Development abbreviation

47. Planet Saturn’s largest moon.

48. The Biblical King David had a son named ............. .

49. Objects that people worship as if they were gods. pl

51. The three parts of an insect’s body are its head, thorax and ................ .

52. The famous Taj Mahal is in this country.

53. Former name of Mumbai.

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2. This silver-white metal has atomic number 78.

3. Et cetera abbreviation

5. A sweet and juicy fruit.

6. A rodent.

7. Irish Republican Army initials

8. To do with the sun.

9. Flown at half mast when an important person dies. pl

12. The sun is one.

14. The capital city of Latvia.

16. Intelligence Quota abbreviation

17. Anthony Smith’s initials.

18. How many hemispheres make a sphere?

19. Maths: The fractions 2/4 and 4/8 are ................ .

20. Opposite of ‘west’.

22. Meat from a calf.

23. The body part between the head and the abdomen.

25. A substance that speeds up a chemical reaction.

26. United States of America abbreviation

29. The sun and the stars do this.

31. Someone who’s dishonest may do this.

33. Cattle are ........... animals.

35. Plural of cactus.

37. A vote that blocks a decision in parliament.

39. One who is widely honoured is a person of .......... .

40. In which ocean is the island of Madagascar?

41. The capital city of the USA is Washington ........ .

43. An atmosphere of depression and sadness.

45. A desert in China.

46. Extra Sensory Perception abbreviation

47. A learner in a new field; a beginner.

48. To cry noisily, breathing in short gasps.

50. Master of Arts. abbreviation



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1. A manual calculator with movable counters on rods.

5. This form of dance originated in Cuba.

7. The spiral-shaped cavity of the inner ear.

9. Einstein’s first name.

10. Thomas ........... is America’s greatest-ever inventor.

11. In which country is Shanghai?

13. A strong, foul odour.

15. Opposite of make-believe.

18. Alternating Current initials

20. The “..........”, by Homer, is an ancient Greek poem.

22. The ........... Desert lies in both China and Mongolia.

23. An elusive word can be on the ....... of your tongue.

24. Used for tightening nuts and bolts.

26. North north-east. initials

28. This caterpillar produces a silk cocoon.

31. The Garden of ............ is mentioned in the Bible.

32. A mid-western state of the USA.

35. The people of the Canadian Arctic and subarctic regions are known as the ............. .

37. A mean joke or trick with the aim of deceiving.

38. Maths: The result of a division calculation.

40. A great Danish astronomer was Tycho ............ .

41. Australian Medical Association initials

42. Molten rock.

44. Avoiding work or employment; lazy.

46. The distance around a closed region.

48. Local Area Network initials

50. Information Technology initials

51. The movement of these plates causes earthquakes.

52. Kangaroo abbreviation

53. Los Angeles abbreviation

54. A follower of the beliefs and scriptures of Hinduism.

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2. Part of a circle.

3. A light globe is also called a light ......... .

4. Personal Assistant initials

6. The first successful human-to-human heart transplant was performed by Dr Christiaan ................ .

8. Sierra .............. is a country in west Africa.

9. A large group of islands.

12. Imperial Chemical Industries initials

14. The ........ Towers in New York City toppled in 2001.

16. An animal closely related to the horse.

17. This musical composition or dance is in 3/4 time.

19. A very accurate clock or watch.

21. Any morning time is ....... time.

23. Examination.

25. South American nation.

27. Western Australia abbreviation

29. The ............ Express is a famous train which used to run from Paris to Istanbul.

30. A place which manufactures a country’s coins.

33. How many world wars have there been?

34. Having the shape of a hexagon.

36. A burrowing rodent with a short tail.

38. Charmingly odd; unusual; old fashioned.

39. The baobab is native to Madagascar. It is a ..........

40. A soothing, healing ointment or oil.

42. Island nation in the Mediterranean Sea.

43. A soft and juicy stone fruit.

45. Wingless insects parasitic on warm-blooded animals (including humans). plural

47. Computers: a graphic symbol denoting a program.

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7. Highest point; apex.

11. André-Marie ……..….. discovered electromagnetism.

12. A state of the USA.

13. A small, crude shelter used as a dwelling.

14. The .............. brothers were famous story tellers.

18. It gets fitted to a wheel.

19. An annual event occurs once a ............ .

20. Picture symbols used in the ancient Egyptian writing system. plural

21. Lacking in brightness; faint.

23. Henry ........ pioneered the mass production of cars.

26. A block of metal, especially gold.

27. A one-celled aquatic parasite.

30. Occupational Therapy initials

32. The capital city of this American state is Boise.

33. An orb.

35. Type of poem.

37. Organ of hearing.

39. A small fruit often seen on pizzas.

42. .............. lights can brighten up a city’s streets.

43. The adjective made from ‘alps’.

47. To knock over; overturn.

48. New Zealand’s largest city.

50. City on Canada’s west coast.

52. Its capital city is Kiev.

53. Talon.

54. This international, Swiss-based company produces chocolate and other foods.

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3. Birds build these.

4. A perfect tennis serve.

5. Exposure to harm or risk.

6. The season before summer.

7. A form of Buddhism.

8. The central part of a church.

9. Two days before the day after tomorrow is ........... .

10. Fastidious.

15. 5th month of the year.

16. 2nd syllable of ‘carpet’.

17. Ancient horse-drawn carts used in warfare and for sport (racing). plural

20. A many-headed serpent in Greek mythology.

21. A place of temporary lodging.

22. A ‘shooting star’.

24. Order of the British Empire initials

25. One of Canada’s 10 provinces.

28. An ellipse-like shape.

29. Pumped by the heart.

31. The number of tenths in one whole.

34. A medical condition.

36. Evening abbreviation

38. A precious metal.

39. Webbed-footed, aquatic mammals plural

40. A mischievous child.

41. A division of geologic time.

44. Chinese bear.

45. Midday.

46. Worn by females, below the waist.

49. The 3rd multiple of 3.

50. Victoria abbreviation

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6. Scandinavian country.

9. Australian state.

11. A giant or monster in fairy tales and legends.

13. Opposite of ‘wide’.

14. Large lizard native to tropical America.

16. Used by a potter.

19. Often seen on alpine peaks.

20. General Practitioner abbreviation

22. A thought.

23. Obstruct; interfere with another’s progress.

26. A small pointed missile that is thrown or shot.

27. Deoxyribonucleic acid abbreviation

28. Large Canadian city.

30. Opposite of ‘high’.

32. Produced by cows.

34. A sore ............... can make it difficult to swallow.

35. Famous city on the river Seine.

37. An Italian food.

39. Look at; view.

40. These are primates. plural

42. To make fun of; mock; humiliate.

43. Flows through arteries.

44. A precious stone.

46. A person or an object that’s idolised.

47. Important canal in Egypt.

49. Mischievous child.

51. Gymnasium abbrev’

52. For example abbrev’

53. We have two of these important organs. plural

55. African nation.

56. City of the famous leaning tower.

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2. You write with this.

3. The deepest part of the ocean is the ........... Trench.

4. Medicinae Doctor initials

5. Post Office initials

6. Opposite of ‘junior’.

7. Edward John ........... crossed Australia east - west.

8. An amphibian of the family Salamandridae.

10. Yellowy chemical used in fertilisers.

12. A hopping insect.

15. United Arab Emirates initials

16. Benevolent.

17. Conforming to the law; within the law.

18. Not Applicable initials

21. ............... lines never meet.


29. A grain used to feed horses.

31. Small rodent.

32. Multiple Sclerosis abbreviation

33. Artificial Intelligence initials

36. You might use one of these if you go fishing.

37. Opposite of ‘private’.

38. The branch of biology that studies animals.

41. A respiratory disease.

45. Organs of breathing.

48. The capital city of this African nation is Lusaka.

50. This mineral is highly resistant to heat & electricity.

52. The 2nd largest species of deer.

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6. This city is the centre of the USA’s auto industry.

10. This car is manufactured in Italy.

11. Surname of brothers who pioneered manned flight.

13. The ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter.

14. French word for ‘black’.

17. A large, serious disturbance.

18. Some religions have ....... texts. anagram of ‘scared’

19. William Shakespeare’s initials.

21. A breed of sable/brown cat originating in Asia.

23. Australia’s chief airline.

26. Large country in central America.

27. Millilitre abbreviation

28. 2nd syllable of ‘gumnut’.

29. The flag of Germany is red, gold and ............. .

31. Muslim place of worship.

33. Male sheep.

36. Part of a flower.

38. A fixed charge; cost.

39. Ancient Greek temple built for the goddess Athena.

42. This may be used as a lubricant.

43. Prefix meaning ‘very small’.

44. Thread or cloth made of flax.

46. South American river.

48. Opposite of ‘stop’.

50. Bees drink the ............ of flowers.

52. A shape such as a water tank or drink can.

54. One of the ways in which a horse can run.

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3. The cactus is one. So is bamboo.

4. One who argues, in court, for another’s rights.

5. In times of drought farmers are happy to see this.

6. Detective abbreviation

7. One who lays tiles.

8. Okay abbreviation

9. Highly venomous Australian snakes plural

10. Caused by rubbing one object against another.

12. Sometimes attached to a tap in the garden.

14. Modern.

15. Industrial Relations initials

16. To check over and alter written material.

20. Made from iron and used to build ships etc.

22. French is spoken in this large Canadian city.

23. A province of Canada.

24. National Aeronautics and Space Administration abbrev’

25. To act in a frenzied, out-of-control way is to run ........... .

30. The money (notes and coins) of a nation is its .............. .

32. Save Our Souls initials

34. Large software company.

35. San Francisco initials

36. Powdery spores produced by flowering plants. 37. Used to get the creases out of clothes. 39. A diagram of a proposed new building.

40. Place of worship.

41. Possess.

43. Magazine abbrev’

45. French city NE of Cannes.

47. A blue-grey metal.

49. To make a choice.

51. Adults Only initials

52. Chemical symbol for calcium.

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Y M O G Y M

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L I N E N A A M A Z O N A Y S

E I N P I G O O

N E C T A R C Y L I N D E R P F

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