| Mystery
Class |
Clues
from
your Mystery Friends
|
| #1: |
"Our
country was declared independent in the early 1990's. It's name is
derived from the greek word meaning 'red'". |
| #2: |
"Our Country shares what is traditionally regarded
as the highest navigable lake in the world."
|
| #3: |
Audio/Video
Clue:
|
| #4: |
"English
only please! (even though we are just north of one of the world's
larger Spanish-speaking islands.)" |
| #5: |
"Although
we are in the tropics, we are at a fairly high altitude ( a plateau),
and so our climate is not as hot as you might think. Our rainiest
months are January and February, but most years we don't see a drop
of rain between May and October. We are a former British colony,
but have been independent for around 4 decades." |
| #6: |
"This
is a no man's land, but we now have many nationalities here. Inside
our 'homes' the temperature at your feet is 0 degrees C, and the
temperature at your head is 30 degrees C. If you stand still here,
you will soon be in a different place." |
| #7: |
"The seasons in our local language are : Rabi', Saif,
Khareef and Shita. This castle in the photo dates from the 19th
Century and is on the east coast of our country."
|
| #8: |
"Rice
is the main agricultural product in this country. The temperature
on our island is about 77-87 degrees F almost 365 days per year." |
| #9: |
"Early
explorers called our area 'The Cape of Storms', but we prefer our
Cape to be looked upon with more 'Hope'" |
| #10: |
"The
most famous princess in the world was our princess.
Cymraeg is spoken by many here." |
