Clues 1-3

1. South of the equator
2. My country is a member of the United Nations
3. This city was found as a mining camp.

C. W. Otto Middle School Lansing, MI bjohnson@lsd.k12.mi.us

1. The economy here is based upon agriculture.
2. Wealthy city dwellers may watch CNN and HBO, but most of the poorer people are without television and radio.
3.Some men in this country still wear the traditional wool skirt and both men and women may wear a head cloth.

Colegio Jean Piaget Montevideo,Uruguay ppiaget1@varela.reu.edu

1. It has a developed medicine and education
2 One of the languages is English.
3 It has an important port and has exit to the sea.

Freeman Public Schools Adams, NE srenken@use6.esu6.k12.ne.us

1 The life expectancy for people who live here is the age of 67.
2. You will find significant deposits of gold and rare earth metals here.
3. The birth rate in this country is 3.22 children per woman

GEAR Bangalore,India gear@vsnl.com

1.In 1973 three small cities and an island united to form this city.
2.A famous river divides the city in two.
3.Most of the city was destroyed in the II World War however many of its Historic buildings and bridges have been rebuilt in their original styles.

Hamilton Central School Hamilton, NY jrose@hamilton.moric.org

1. People have been shopping at our mall for centuries.
2. Our capital is the largest on the continent.
3. A near-by chalk covered landmark shares its name with a fairy tale character.

IES PARC DE L'ESCORXADOR BARCELONA Spain cfonseca@pie.xtec.es

1. It has black and two more colours in its flag
2. It is the capital of a country which was one of the poorest on earth about 35 years ago.
3. It became the capital of the newly independent country in 1966

Narragansett Elementary School Narragansett,RI ride3410@ride.ri.net

1. Another country ruled this country until in the 1900's.
2. This country is in the southern hemisphere
3. Some mountains are over 4000 ft. high.

Shawsville Elementary Shawsville, VA , USA cshields@mail.mcps.org

1. Our country capital is fighting a war.
2. Our capital is in the middle east.
3. Our capital’s area is 41 sq. miles.

Stendhal Grenoble France boursier@ac-grenoble.fr

1. It is said that a jealous stepmother turned her four stepdaughters into swans, confining them to the waters of our country for 900 years.
2. A world-famous drink was concocted in my country to warm wet, weary passengers of 'flying boats'
3. The emblem of my country is a musical instrument.

Waianae High School Waianae, Hawaii urada_waianae@hotmail.com

1. The flag of this country is red, white and black.
2. This country supplies half the world energy often called "black gold."
3. The northern part of this country is called the "empty quarter."

Woodleigh School Minimbah - Team A Frankston, Australia oconj@woodleigh.vic.edu.au

1. This capital city has two Parliament Houses.
2. It is a place were rules are made.
3. It is built on a lake.

Woodleigh School Minimbah - Team B Frankston VIC Australia prest@woodleigh.vic.edu.au

1. In this capital city, you will find the Rideau Canal.
2.This capital contains french and english speaking people.
3. This country has just over 300,000 people in population.

Woodleigh School Minimbah - Team C Frankston VIC Australia bruca@woodleigh.vic.edu.au

1. This capital is the chief seaport and largest city in the country.
2. I am the capital of a group of islands.
3. I am the capital of a country in Asia

Woodleigh School Minimbah - Team D Frankston VIC Australia vantt@woodleigh.vic.edu.au

1. There are a lot of churches here.
2. There are lots of special historic places here.
3. This capital city is ancient.

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