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Malaysia crossword with Mount Kinabalu, batik, ringgit, and hibiscus.
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A 10-clue crossword introducing Malaysia's geography, culture, and national symbols. Clues cover the orangutan, the ringgit currency, Mount Kinabalu, traditional games like congkak, batik textile art, and foods like rendang. Ideal for students exploring Southeast Asia or cultural geography units.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Culture
Grade Level:
5th – 7th Grades
Updated June 2026

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