Anzac Day
Anzac Day is held on this date each year.
April 25th
This sweet biscuit, made with oats and golden syrup, is traditionally eaten on Anzac Day.
Anzac biscuit
“Arvo” refers to what?
The afternoon
This term refers to a language used for communication between people who do not share a native language
Lingua franca
This type of news focuses on recent or current events.
breaking news
ANZAC Day commemorates the landing of Australian and New Zealand soldiers at this location in 1915
Gallipoli
This illegal (except on Anzac Day in some places) coin-tossing gambling game is commonly played on the day.
Two-up
If something is “fair dinkum,” it means this
genuine or true
Today, this language is the most widely used lingua franca in international business and aviation.
English
This movie features a blue alien named Stitch and a girl from Hawaii named Lilo.
Lilo & Stitch?
More than this number of Australian soldiers died at Gallipoli during World War I.
over 8,000
People often wear this red flower on Anzac Day as a symbol of remembrance.
a poppy
“Servo” is short for this place.
service station (petrol station)
The study of the origins of words
etymology
This term refers to false or misleading information presented as news.
What is misinformation (or fake news)
This traditional ceremony, often held early in the morning, is where people gather to reflect and remember soldiers.
Dawn Service
Poem recited on Anzac Day
The Ode of Remembrance
To chuck a sickie” means to do this
take a day off work pretending to be sick
How many varieties of English are there?
If you “spill the tea,” you are doing this.
gossiping
This musical call, traditionally played on a bugle (or trumpet), is performed on ANZAC Day to honour those who have died.
the Last Post
This term describes the qualities often associated with ANZAC soldiers, such as courage, mateship, and resilience.
Anzac spirit
A slang term for a soldier
digger
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This landlocked country’s capital is Ulaanbaatar.
Mongolia