25 Items: having an influence on politics • a person with no party affiliation • illegal voting or tampering in an election • a person who has been convicted of a serious crime • the practice of voting for candidates from only one party • the practice of voting for candidates of more than one party • a set of basic beliefs about life, culture, government, and society. • ...

26 Items: The action or process of appeasing. • Centralized control by an autocratic authority • Treaty that ended the first Opium War in China. • A law that restricting Chinese immigration in the U.S. • A law that restricted non-European immigration in Australia. • A German philosopher that came up with the theory of Communism. • ...

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 • ...

42 Items: NAZI symbol • An Axis power • Treaty at end of WW1 • Prime Minister for most of • Allied power starting with F • Japanese Prime Minister in WW2 • Group Hitler wanted eliminated • Russian leader in WW2.(2 words) • German leader in WW2 (two words) • Ban on a country trading with others • Italian leader in WW2 was Benito XXXX • Japan's resource shortage of R??????? • ...

40 Items: draw، dream، drive، due، dynamic، eager، early، earn، ease، • extreme، fabric، face، factor، fade، fail، fairly، faith، fame، • field، figure، file، filter، finance، find، finish، firm، first، • best، beyond، binary، birth، block، bloom، boost، border، borrow، • check، cheer، chief، choose، circle، cite، civil، claim، clarify، • ...

20 Items: The Constitution has been ______ 27 times in total. • President Lincoln, in the Gettysburg Address, called the Civil War "a new birth of ______." • Every person who signed the Declaration risked being executed as a ______ if caught by the British. • ...

31 Items: The year the atomic bombing of Hiroshima occurred. • The city that was bombed three days after Hiroshima. • The country that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima. • The nationality of the majority of victims in Hiroshima. • This religious group was affiliated with Father Kleinsorge. • A person who lived through the atomic bombing of Hiroshima. • ...

23 Items: Capital city in North Vietnam. • The Vietnamese lunar New Year. • People killed in a conflict or event. • Freedom from disturbance; tranquility. • Capital city in South Vietnam and was renamed in 1976. • Old name for Vietnam when it was a French colonial territory. • A person who has been captured and imprisoned by the enemy in war. • ...

15 Items: concern about and action aimed at protecting the environment. • the mission of the EDH department is to "defend and care for _____ on earth" • The acronym for the thematic area and gateway course: Global Inequality & Development • The acronym for the thematic area and gateway course: Environmental Sustainability & Global Health • ...

15 Items: are organized, often violent, uprisings by local, regional, or marginalized groups. • is defined as the supreme, absolute, and independent authority of a state to govern itself. • refers to internal, organized, and often violent uprisings by populations against central authorities. • ...

8 Items: Pista: Este actor protagonizó la película "La La Land", donde interpretó a un pianista de jazz que sueña con el éxito en la ciudad de Los Ángeles, mostrando su talento para el canto y el baile. • ...

40 Items: **Taxable** – Subject to tax. • **Australian** – Related to Australia. • **Cash** – Physical money in coins or bills. • **Number** – A numerical value or identifier. • **Legislation** – Laws passed by a government. • **Compliance** – Following laws and regulations. • **Expense** – Money spent to operate a business. • **Supply** – Providing goods or services to others. • ...

26 Items: A resource library for agents to search call topics for guidance. • Created first in CRM to authenticate and document a call when received • The specific items or services covered under a member's health insurance plan. • The individual person who is enrolled in and covered by the health insurance plan. • ...

27 Items: Using envelopes to budget • Labor marker for free-lancers • The opposite of fixed expenses • Cost the same amount each month • Divide your income into three categories • A spending plan based on income and expenses • The amount of money needed to cover basic expenses • The cost required for something; the money spent on something • ...

24 Items: A place that provides higher education. • A place where people put or take out money. • A place where you can buy books and magazines. • A place that sells fresh meat such as steak and sausages. • A place where you can buy medicine and other health items. • A place where you can buy fresh bread, sandwiches and cakes. • ...

50 Items: – Subject to tax. • – Related to Australia. • – Laws passed by a government. • – Following laws and regulations. • – A numerical value or identifier. • – Physical money in coins or bills. • – Money spent to operate a business. • – A legal financial obligation or debt. • – Providing goods or services to others. • – An expense that reduces taxable income. • ...

19 Items: The goods or services a business offers to meet customer needs or wants. • Segmenting the market based on lifestyle, values, interests, and personality traits. • The process of dividing a market into smaller groups of consumers with similar needs, characteristics, or behaviors. • ...

18 Items: Can affect or be affected by the organization's actions, objectives and policies. • Are the moral principles that guide how companies and individuals conduct business. • Is when manufacturers export a product to another country at a price below the normal price. • Contributing to society through donations, volunteering, and supporting community development. • ...

18 Items: Can affect or be affected by the organization's actions, objectives and policies. • Are the moral principles that guide how companies and individuals conduct business. • Is when manufacturers export a product to another country at a price below the normal price. • Contributing to society through donations, volunteering, and supporting community development. • ...

50 Items: store • credit card • to like better • wearing apparel • to look for an item • It's not big enough • store that sells food • formal attire for men • clothing worn to swim • It's not small enough • paper version of money • costing a lot of money • a covering for the head • something cost too much • something is too formal • place to try on clothes • a specific type of sandal • ...

26 Items: swimming, diving, water polo • the activity of lifting barbells or other heavy objects • A sport where teams or individuals propel a boat using oars • A sport that involves shooting arrows at a target using a bow • track and field events, including running, jumping, and throwing • Sports involving horseback riding, including dressage, show jumping, and eventing • ...

60 Items: Paper money. • Money spent on something. • Small, round metal money. • A person who sells goods. • Using money to buy things. • Money saved for retirement. • The act of buying something. • Money not spent and set aside. • Taking money out of an account. • A gift of money to help others. • Items that are bought and sold. • A financial obligation or debt. • ...

60 Items: Paper money. • Money spent on something. • Small, round metal money. • A person who sells goods. • Money saved for reErement. • Using money to buy things. • The act of buying something. • Money not spent and set aside. • A giM of money to help others. • A financial obligaEon or debt. • Taking money out of an account. • Items that are bought and sold. • ...

12 Items: MauMau: “savages armed with ideas” is the choice of words used by Churchill to describe Kenyan insurrectionists fighting British rule in the 1950s. • Gahndi: "We should be rid of a bad man and an enemy of the Empire if he died." This was Churchill's wartime stance on which famous Indian pacifist? • ...

12 Items: MauMau: “savages armed with ideas” is the choice of words used by Churchill to describe Kenyan insurrectionists fighting British rule in the 1950s. • Gahndi: "We should be rid of a bad man and an enemy of the Empire if he died." This was Churchill's wartime stance on which famous Indian pacifist? • ...

12 Items: MauMau: “savages armed with ideas” is the choice of words used by Churchill to describe Kenyan insurrectionists fighting British rule in the 1950s. • in 1937 Churchill informed the peele report on palestine that North America and Australia had been “colonised by a stronger race, a higher-grade race”. • ...

12 Items: MauMau: “savages armed with ideas” is the choice of words used by Churchill to describe Kenyan insurrectionists fighting British rule in the 1950s. • Gahndi: "We should be rid of a bad man and an enemy of the Empire if he died." This was Churchill's wartime stance on which famous Indian pacifist? • ...

58 Items: I わたし • he かれ • map ちず • you あなた • book ほん • she かのじょ • name なまえ • adult おとな • child こども • boy おとこのこ • world せかい • class クラス • today きょう • diary にっき • family かぞく • man おとこのひと • girl おんなのこ • country くに • meaning いみ • example れい • answer こたえ • report レポート • speech スピーチ • father ちち（父） • mother はは（母） • woman おんなのひと • teacher せんせい • student がくせい • collage だいがく • tomorrow あした • problem もんだい • parents りょうしん • yesterday きのう • everyday まいにち • library としょかん • ...

39 Items: unsafe • a rock • a truck • on all sides • think of again • covered with snow • cautious in one’s actions • to get pleasure from something • the process of doing something • a bird that loves stealing things • to produce leaves to begin to grow • not containing any things or people • one of the four periods of the year • to take something without permission of the owner • ...

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 • ...

35 Items: Where does Santa Claus supposedly live? • What is the innermost part of the Earth called? • What is the outermost layer of the Earth called? • Mountains, Where in Ireland can you find granite? • What is molten rock on the Earth’s surface called? • Where in Northern Ireland can you find basalt columns? • What is molten rock beneath the Earth’s surface called? • ...

22 Items: The central bank in Canada. • When the government uses spending and taxation to help manage the economy. • Is the amount of goods and services you can buy with a specific amount of money. • The general rise in prices over time, which means your money buys less than before. • ...

62 Items: voted • public • national • by voting • to be sent • (color) silver • (color) copper • (neuter) the wood • (neuter) the metal • (feminine) the vote • of or made of glass • of or made of plastic • (feminine) the revolution • wooden, of or made of wood • (feminine) the (law) treaty • of or made of stone or rock • (neuter) the (rock) diamond • (masculine) the (male) slave • of or made of metal, metallic • ...

54 Items: the travel mode by air • a pass to a location and back • traveler who visits new places • the place the trip is going to • the place airplanes are landed • the item needed to board a flight • the list of activities for a trip • the vehicle needed to travel by air • to accidentally not get on a flight • to get to one's desired destination • the time when tourism is busy or not • ...

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 • ...

49 Items: – Government agency that promotes tourism. • - What is the act of traveling to and from work called? • - What is the activity of traveling for pleasure called? • – The promotional name for tourism in the west of Ireland. • - What is an urban railway system, often underground, called? • - What primary activity involves catching fish and other seafood? • ...

80 Items: tendencies • Forced or sentenced • not liked or popular • treat as unimportant • Balance or stability • Deeply sad and gloomy • Pull back or withdraw • Mix or blend together • Suffering and anxiety • Improvement or easing • intolerance; prejudice • Random or unreasonable • secretive; undermining • unconventional; unusual • Being unable to breathe • act as an impediment to • ...

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. • ...

47 Items: touch me babe • had paul anka's baby • chuck berry's only #1 song • made anita ward a one-hit wonder • mormon answer to the Jackson Five • first music group to win an oscar • 1989 dystopian/utopian stage production • two music groups named after continents • we tumble to the ground and then you say • these four music groups named after cities • ...

41 Items: All-time highest World Cup goalscorer. • Defeated France on penalties in the 2006 final. • Winners of the inaugural World Cup on home soil in 1930. • Famously lost in the 1958 final on home soil, to Pele's Brazil. • Won the World Cup the most number of times (5), most recently in 2002. • First African team to ever qualify for the World Cup, doing so in 1934. • ...