Forms of Communications
This tactile reading and writing system is used by blind and visually impaired individuals.
Braille
This is a common holiday food, this borders Syria.
turkey / Turkey
In other words, "Well done, Charles!".
Bravo Charlie
The Old Norse for “northern way” gives us the name of this Scandinavian country.
Norway
Son of Peleus and Thetis, this hero's one weak spot was the heel his mother held him by.
Achilles
In ancient China, soldiers along the Great Wall sent these signals on its beacon towers to warn one another of enemy invasion.
Smoke signals
This is a walk with regular, steady, and rhythmic steps, this is the first month of Spring.
march / March
The only Shakespeare play that fits this category.
Romeo and Juliet
Order a sling from this Asian city-state whose name is Malay for “lion city.”
Singapore
Born on Ithaca, this king took the long way home from Troy.
Odysseus
This is a telecommunications method which encodes text characters as standardized sequences of two different signal durations.
Morse code
This is the soft, granular material on the surface of the globe, and this is the globe.
earth / Earth
The soldiers that won the US Civil War wore this kind of clothing.
Yankee Uniform
Home to several silver mines, this country’s name is Italian for “silver coloured.”
Argentina
He is one of the three powerful brothers who overthrew their father, Cronus, and divided the cosmos by drawing straws, taking the oceans for himself.
Poseidon
This is a base-2 number system that uses only two digits, 0 and 1 to represent values, text, and computer instructions.
Binary
This may be the good cups you only bring out for special occasions, and this country only has a single time zone.
china / China
"The Old Course" at St. Andrews, Scotland is this kind of sporting accommodation.
Golf Hotel
Located at the western end of the Persian Gulf, its name means “fortress built near water.”
Kuwait
Identified in Roman mythology as Minerva, in Greek Myth she is the patron of today’s Greek capital.
Athena
Groups of deaf people have used these throughout history. One of the earliest written records of them is from the fifth century BC, in Plato's Cratylus.
Sign languages
The average person does this at 238 WPM silently, this is a town in Berkshire England.
reading / Reading
General Wolfe became one of these by winning the Battle of the Plains of Abraham.
Quebec Victor
A dragon appears on this country’s flag that borders China, its name translates to “Land of the Thunder Dragon” in the local language.
Bhutan
Daughter of the Titan Pallas and the river Styx, this winged goddess of victory shares her name with the world’s largest shoe company.
Nike