22 Items: Which company makes Fanta? • What flavor was Pepsi Blue? • What flavor is the soda Sprite? • In which city was Dr Pepper created? • In what city was Coca-Cola first sold? • What was Pepsi-Cola originally called? • What is the main flavor in cream sodas? • as there are health problems linked to it? • Which company's ginger ale is owned by PepsiCo? • ...

20 Items: (Repeated) A partnership formed for mutual benefit. • To enter a place by force, often to occupy or attack. • To oversee or direct the work or activities of others. • Being used or lived in; taken up with activity; engaged. • Facial expressions showing pain, disgust, or disapproval. • Goods or merchandise carried by a ship, plane, or vehicle. • ...

1 Item: ANGOLA, BENIN, BOTSWANA, BURUNDI, CAMEROON, CHAD, COMOROS, DJIBOUTI, EGYPT, ERITREA, ESWATINI, ETHIOPIA, GABON, GAMBIA, GHANA, GUINEA, KENYA, LESOTHO, LIBERIA, LIBYA, MALAWI, MALI, MOROCCO, NAMIBIA, NIGER, NIGERIA, RWANDA, SENEGAL, SEYCHELLES,

1 Item: STATES, MEXICO, CANADA, NEW YORK, LOS ANGELES, DALLAS, HOUSTON, MIAMI, SEATTLE, BOSTON, TORONTO, GUADALAJARA, MONTERREY, MEXICO CITY, VANCOUVER, ATLANTA, KANSAS CITY, SAN FRANCISCO, PHILADELPHIA

1 Item: Brazil, Japan, France, Germany, Italy, Mexico, China, Spain, Australia

20 Items: people that investigate unknown regions • the northwest section of modern day United States • a system of mail-carriers that traveled west on horseback • a 2,000 mile trail leading to the west toward Oregon Country • an agreement in which Texas declared Independence from Mexico • a later name for the Church of Jesus Christ of Later-day Saints • ...

25 Items: complete disorder and confusion • the sovereign ruler of an empire • a class of people of high social rank • a sequence of rulers from the same family • a white vitrified translucent ceramic; china • a Hindu or Buddhist temple or sacred building • an official order or commission to do something • decorative handwriting or handwritten lettering • ...

17 Items: exports minus imports (X-M) • a period during which real GDP decreases • goods and services purchased from other countries • when governments buy goods and services from firms • The purchase of new capital goods (tools, instruments • Taxes paid minus cash benefits received from governments • The expenditure by households on consumption goods and services • ...

20 Items: It is the most arid terrestrial biome • It protects the Earth from the harmful UV • A permanently frozen area of tundra and taiga • Grasslands caters for the feeding habit of these animals • It refers to the amount of water vapor present in the air • It describes the daily climatic condition in an specific area • ...

20 Items: Queen of France known for extravagance; executed during the Revolution. • Revolutionary French document asserting equality and individual rights. • French Enlightenment writer who championed freedom of speech and religion. • Enlightenment thinker who advocated for separation of powers in government. • ...

21 Items: a rebellion • disagreement • a societal group • showing much variety • a nation that is a military partner • a formal agreement between countries • an area defined by its common features • a person who owns property or a business • a product brought into a country to be sold • resources that are used to manufacture products • a worker skilled in a trade, usually done by hand • ...

1 Item: welder, ashes, surface, chance, patch, badge, taxes, advice, manager, stretch, gardener, clutch, bricklayer, judge, faucet, luggage, recess, crutches, countries, take, took, taken, sing, sang, sung, come, came, come, ring, rang, rung, bad, worse, worst, s

19 Items: A permanently frozen area of tundra and taiga • It is considered as the most arid terrestrial biome • Grasslands caters for the feeding habit of these animals • It refers to the amount of water vapor present in the air • It describes the daily climatic condition in an specific area • The type of trees that are specifically found in tropical forest • ...

20 Items: High power operation, typically more than 100 watts. • A device used to transmit and receive radio signals. • Extremely low power operation, typically less than 1 watt. • A contact or conversation between two amateur radio operators. • A combined transmitter and receiver unit used for two-way communication. • ...

22 Items: Avoid ___________________ and high pressure talk. • Do not ___________________ touch your Chinese colleagues. • As of 2008, Germany was global leader in ___________________. • Most business meetings are conducted over ___________________. • ___________________ is the most widely spoken language in Europe. • ...

22 Items: Goods are made by hand in homes • Production of items using machines. • To send items to another country for sale • An official ban on trade between countries • A system of money used in a specific country. • Relating to farmer and small town ways of life. • Goods are mass produced in factories by machines • Materials in nature which are used to produce a good • ...

22 Items: The final user of a product. • Selling the same product to the whole market. • Dividing consumers in the market by geographic area. • Developing products for a small segment of the market. • Markets for goods and services bought by the final consumer. • Things we would like, but which are not necessary for our survival. • ...

35 Items: of banning alcohol • the “affordable car” • opened communication • propaganda for shopping • Lindy, Charleston, Tango • (2 words) jobs for women • the love of buying things • center of movie production • relaxing and fun activities • (2 words) silent film comedian • (2 words) jazz artist/trumpeter • car company that changed America • popular music genre of the 1920s • ...

1 Item: banana is an elongated, edible fruit—botanically a berry[1]—produced by several kinds of large treelike herbaceous flowering plants in the genus Musa. In some countries, cooking bananas are called plantains, distinguishing them from dessert bananas

30 Items: Islam founded • Founder of Islam • Belief in one God • A follower of Islam • The holy book of Islam • the region including India • highest-ranking leader feudalism • 1750-1900 characterized by change • 1450-1750 characterized by Empires • 1900-today characterized by conflict • 2nd level of feudalism social pyramid • 600 CE - 1450 CE Trade and interconnectivity • ...

22 Items: An example of an NGO health promotion program in Australia • An SDG that focuses on access to clean water and sanitation • A government initiative that subsidises the cost of medicines • Assistance provided in times of crisis such as natural disasters • the concept that expands people’s choices and improves their lives • ...

22 Items: The final user of a product. • Selling the same product to the whole market. • Dividing consumers in the market by geographic area. • Developing products for a small segment of the market. • Markets for goods and services bought by the final consumer. • Things we would like, but which are not necessary for our survival. • ...

22 Items: The final user of a product. • Selling the same product to the whole market. • Dividing consumers in the market by geographic area. • Developing products for a small segment of the market. • Markets for goods and services bought by the final consumer. • Things we would like, but which are not necessary for our survival. • ...

22 Items: The final user of a product. • Selling the same product to the whole market. • Dividing consumers in the market by geographic area. • Developing products for a small segment of the market. • Markets for goods and services bought by the final consumer. • Things we would like, but which are not necessary for our survival. • ...

22 Items: The final user of a product. • Selling the same product to the whole market. • Dividing consumers in the market by geographic area. • Developing products for a small segment of the market. • Markets for goods and services bought by the final consumer. • Things we would like, but which are not necessary for our survival. • ...

25 Items: Who is known as the Queen of Salsa? • Who is the current Pope from Argentina? • Who painted "The Persistence of Memory"? • Who was the first Hispanic woman in space? • Who wrote "One Hundred Years of Solitude"? • Who was a famous Cuban-American salsa singer? • Who is the first Hispanic mayor of Los Angeles? • Who was the first Hispanic Supreme Court Justice? • ...

22 Items: The final user of a product. • Selling the same product to the whole market. • Dividing consumers in the market by geographic area. • Developing products for a small segment of the market. • Markets for goods and services bought by the final consumer. • Things we would like, but which are not necessary for our survival. • ...

22 Items: The final user of a product. • Selling the same product to the whole market. • Dividing consumers in the market by geographic area. • Developing products for a small segment of the market. • Markets for goods and services bought by the final consumer. • Things we would like, but which are not necessary for our survival. • ...

22 Items: The final user of a product. • Selling the same product to the whole market. • Dividing consumers in the market by geographic area. • Developing products for a small segment of the market. • Markets for goods and services bought by the final consumer. • Things we would like, but which are not necessary for our survival. • ...

22 Items: The final user of a product. • Selling the same product to the whole market. • Dividing consumers in the market by geographic area. • Developing products for a small segment of the market. • Markets for goods and services bought by the final consumer. • Things we would like, but which are not necessary for our survival. • ...

25 Items: the right to vote • a government's strategy in dealing with other nations • a policy of avoiding political or military involvement with other countries • amendment to the U.S. Constitution (1933) which ended the era of Prohibition • the political, economic, military, and cultural goals that a nation considers important • ...

17 Items: Leak : An intentional disclosure of something secret or private • Chief of Staff: the senior staff officer of a service or command. • Treaty: a formally concluded and ratified agreement between countries • policy: a course or principle of action adopted or proposed by government • ...

1 Item: Brazil, Japan, Kenya, China, Chile, India, Spain, Egypt, Greece, Turkey, Mexico, Canada, Russia, Norway, Sweden, Poland, Austria, Germany, Finland, NewZealand

15 Items: a formally concluded and ratified agreement between countries. • a system of government in which priests rule in the name of God or a god. • a form of government with a monarch (king or queen) at the head; one leader. • the action or manner of controlling or regulating a nation, organization, or people. • ...

22 Items: Mr. Thomas • Ms. Preudhomme (almost a doctor) • Ms. Shackleford, Ms. Brown, Ms. Tamba • Roldán, Montoya, Cook, Cope, García, etc. • front office lady - la señora de la oficina • he can arrest people - él puede arrestar gente • she translates for people - le traduce a la gente • mantienen la escuela limpia - they keep the school clean • ...

25 Items: Actions taken to avoid the onset or spread of disease. • An epidemic that spreads across countries or continents. • A state of complete physical, mental, and social well-being. • The process of being admitted to a hospital for medical care. • The body’s ability to resist disease-causing organisms or toxins. • ...

25 Items: British leader of WWII • the organized massacre of a minority group • hostility towards or discrimination against jews • the act of not getting involved with war conflict • When Germany, Italy, and Japan forming an alliance • June 6th 1944,the massive allied invasion of Normandy • the mass retreat of 330000 allied troops to avoid defeat • ...

33 Items: Always have your ___. • Taking out funds from an account. • Currency handled by tellers daily. • Currency from different countries. • A written way to pay money to someone. • Funds added to an account automatically. • Any type of activity made on an account. • The act of putting money into an account. • Your go-to if you run into any confusion. • ...

24 Items: The main idea or meaning of a song. • The feelings music expresses or causes. • Using music to share thoughts and feelings. • How a person or group sees and expresses who they are. • A group of people connected by shared experiences or values. • Using music to stand up against injustice or unfair treatment. • ...

12 Items: The _ _ _ _ _ _ Constitution introduced limited self-government by allowing locals to control areas such as education, health and housing. • The Maria _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Riots broke out because many Muslims believed the British had unfairly interfered in a religious and custody dispute. • ...

19 Items: A temporary agreement to stop fighting in a war • A state that is controlled and protected by another • Not helping or supporting either side in a conflict or disagreement • Opposition to a policy where one country extends its power and influence • The policy of remaining apart from the affairs or interests of other groups • ...

17 Items: exceptional rise in body temperature • exceptional decrease in body temperature • transfer of heat from the movement of a medium • transfer of heat between two objects in contact with one another • process that cools the body by turning sweat (liquid) into a gas • written document that organizes action that people should take if an emergency arises. • ...

55 Items: Makes laws • Enforces laws • Interprets laws • Upper house of Congress • Lower house of Congress • President rejects a law • Advisors to the president • Highest court in the U.S. • First U.S. government plan • Lawmaking body of the U.S. • Change to the Constitution • Powers given to the states • Agreement between countries • Everyone must follow the law • Fair treatment under the law • ...

20 Items: leader of the Executive Branch • the President's power to reject a bill passed by Congress • the United State's overall plan for dealing with other nations • the Cabinet-level body charged with the execution of foreign policy • legal forgiveness for a crime, granted by the President of the United States • ...

40 Items: A person you like and trust • A reply given to a question • A book used for writing notes • A person who is in your class • A tool used for cutting paper • Schoolwork done outside of class • The room where lessons take place • A person who is learning at school • A pen used to write on a whiteboard • A table used for writing or studying • A score or mark given for schoolwork • ...

45 Items: Related to agriculture • Guidance or guardianship • People engaged in farming • Unauthorized armed forces • Armed resistance or revolt • Up to this point or until now • Majority ethnic group in Rwanda • Temporary or provisional period • To instigate or stir up trouble • An extremely wicked or cruel act • Exemption from punishment or loss • Restoration of friendly relations • ...

28 Items: , What is the side of a river called? • , What is a bend or curve in a river called? • , What is the place where a river begins called? • , What is the point where two rivers meet called? • , What is the path through which a river flows called? • , What type of company operates in multiple countries? • , What is the fertile soil deposited by a river called? • ...

28 Items: Theory of general Relativity • longest-serving U.S. president • Third Realm" or "Third Empire" • aims to revolutionise human experience • Powers Germany, Japan, and Italy • staying out of the affairs of other countries. • German philosopher, essayist, and cultural critic. • the first nonstop solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean • ...

20 Items: One in five adults in the US says they have had a family member ______ by a gun. • According to the surveys, women are more likely than men to favour ______ gun laws. • The Second Amendment solidifies one of America's most _____ freedoms in just 27 words. • Suicide attempts by firearm are almost always ______ — nine out of ten result in death. • ...

22 Items: (CCC) gave unemployed people unskilled jobs. • Successful in material terms; flourishing financially. • The condition of having paid work; a job or profession. • act gave drastic new powers to labor unions, causing another economic collapse. • 40,000 World War I veterans who marched to Washington DC for money promised to them. • ...

51 Items: A coming-of-age story. • Learning additional skills. • Great enthusiasm and energy. • Lasting for a very short time. • Guidance provided by a mentor. • Blood or affinity relationship. • Appearance of being true or real. • Emotional release provided by art. • A word that imitates a real sound. • Developing in different directions. • Division into two contrasting parts. • ...

41 Items: A white grape variety - .............................. • A white grape variety - .............................. • A black grape variety - .............................. • A black grape variety - Pinot .............................. • .............................. - First stage in wine tasting • .............................. - Third stage in wine tasting • ...

25 Items: The three biggest ________ are at Giza. • _____________ were kings in ancient Egypt. • A ________________ is a person who puts out fires. • Sardines, pike and cod live in the sea. They are _______ fish. • Honeybees are social insects and they live together in a _______. • The baby ______ down when his mother picked him up from the cradle. • ...

25 Items: The total sum of money a business pays to its employees. • When total expenses or outflows surpass total revenues or inflow • A government limit on quantity or monetary value of a specific good. • Gain: The profit you make when you sell an asset for more than you paid for it. • Rate: The price of one country's currency expressed in terms of another currency • ...

31 Items: Ira • I like to bake - Christine • I can play the harp - Erica • I have arachnophobia - Sana • I have over 20 tattoos - Caileigh • I own and enjoy classic cars - Richard • I love to perform card tricks - Michael • I have had 2 American Bulldogs - Lindsay • I hiked the W trek in Patagonia - Shannon • I learned how to surf in Nicaragua - Julia • ...

28 Items: Inca Farming • Aztec farming technique • start of WW II in Europe • A movement for religious reform • Movement of people from rural areas to cities • a society in which people make a living from farming • powerful Indian empire founded on Lake Texcoco (Mexico) • Meeting at which Europeans agreed on rules for colonizing Africa • ...

20 Items: US foreign policy = the US owns the Western Hemisphere • 1st Secretary of the Treasury (under Washington) and a leader of the Federalist Party • British practice after the American Revolution of forcing American sailors to join the British Navy • ...

28 Items: The U.S. policy of stopping the spread of communism around the world • The killing of hundreds of unarmed Vietnamese civilians by U.S. soldiers in 1968 • The large increase in births in the United States after World War II (1946–1964) • The growing importance of automobiles in American life during the 1950s and beyond • ...

98 Items: laws • to impose • Unbearable • to approve • not religious • mild or tolerant • a system of money • a chain of islands • to gather together • coded or concealed • difficult to locate • to grant or transfer • cruel, lacking mercy • reduction in quantity • to gain possession of • a branch of a religion • a person who owes money • to move goods illegally • release from enslavement • ...

41 Items: Roman public square • a journey to a holy site • a long underground water trench • one of two chief leaders in Rome • a group of 300 men elected to govern Rome • the buying and selling of goods; business • passed on from parent to child; inherited • "fast food" places that served prepared food • in the Roman Republic, one of the common people • ...

31 Items: Okinawa • The civilian sector of a nation at war, focus • A political and economic ideology that believes in a government run economy • A system of government in which power is held by the people who rule directly • Japanese cities on which the United States dropped atomic bombs in August 1945. • ...

45 Items: suitable for growing crops • the use of goods and services • a serious disagreement or argument • an English-speaking resident of Quebec • a good or service sold to another country • rain: rain mixed with pollutants in the air • a good or service bought from another country • money that is earned from work or investments • a climate that is dry with very little rainfall • ...

50 Items: Danger or risk. • Water vapor in the air. • A long period without rain. • To save someone from danger. • An overflow of water onto land. • Outage A loss of electrical power. • A crack or fracture in the Earth’s crust. • A large mass of snow sliding down a mountain. • A dangerous situation requiring immediate action. • Waves Energy waves released during an earthquake. • ...

30 Items: This fruit is yellow, curved, and high in potassium • This sweet treat is made from cocoa beans and can be dark, milk, or white • This green vegetable looks like a tiny tree. It can be steamed or eaten raw • This food is made with flour, sugar, and butter. It's usually shaped in a circle • ...

58 Items: Facts and figures • Top-level employees • Stability; regularity • Sales or gross income • Polite behavior; good manners • Pay or wages for work completed • Data presented in a useful form • The money that a business spends • Loyalty to a particular business • Focused on customer needs and wants • Producing goods in foreign countries • Rules applying to acceptable behavior • ...

31 Items: japan. • - Factories and farms produce more goods than people can buy. • Young women of the 1920s that behaved and dressed in a radical fashion • New Deal program which gave electricity and jobs to rural Appalachia, including AL • Government programs passed by Congress to help the U.S. get out of Great Depression • ...

50 Items: Goods or services sold to a foreign country. • The financial gain when revenue exceeds costs. • The financial deficit when costs exceed revenue. • The amount of money exchanged for a good or service. • Money borrowed that must be repaid, often with interest. • Human effort used in the production of goods and services. • ...