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Cī diŏng mŭk-liŏh sê Mìng-dĕ̤ng-ngṳ̄ Wikipedia găi-dŏng ô gì ùng-ciŏng liĕk-biēu. Nṳ̄ iâ â̤-sāi ciŏng sĭng gì dèu-mŭk miàng gă-tiĕng áng lôi gă-tiĕng diŏh â-dā̤.

Cé̤ṳ-é: cī diŏng biēu gó muôi huăng-ĭk hō̤.

Mŭk-luŏh 1 Ìng-ŭk 1.1 Ngiê-sŭk-gă 1.2 Ĭng-ngŏk-gă 1.3 Táng-hiēng-gă 1.4 Céng-dê-gă 1.5 Kuŏ-hŏk-gă 1.6 Cáuk-gă gâe̤ng sṳ̆-siōng-gă 2 Lĭk-sṳ̄ 2.1 Sṳ̄-cièng gâe̤ng gū-cā sié-gái 2.2 Middle Ages and Renaissance 2.3 Industrial age 3 Geography 3.1 Ciŭ 3.2 Countries 3.3 Cities 3.4 Bodies of water 3.5 Mountains, valleys and deserts 4 Society 4.1 Family 4.2 Politics 4.3 International organizations 4.4 Social issues 5 Culture 5.1 Architecture 5.2 Games, sports and activities 5.3 Language and literature 5.4 Philosophy 5.5 Religion 6 Science 6.1 Astronomy 6.2 Biology 6.2.1 Gāi-pēu-hŏk 6.2.2 Food and drink 6.2.3 Medicine 6.2.4 Sĕng-ŭk 6.3 Chemistry and geology 6.4 Physics 6.5 Weather and climate 7 Gié-sŭk 8 Só-hŏk

[Siŭ-gāi] Ìng-ŭk

[Siŭ-gāi] Ngiê-sŭk-gă

1. Huàng Gŏ̤ (Vincent van Gogh)
2. Mī-kăi-lòng-gĭ-lò̤ (Michelangelo)
3. Bék-gă-só̤h (Pablo Picasso)
4. Lùng-buŏk-lōng (Rembrandt)
5. Ūi-lá-sê̤ṳ-kūi-cṳ̀ (Diego Velázquez)
6. Dăk Hŭng-gì (Leonardo da Vinci)
7. Tái-năk (Joseph Mallord William Turner)

[Siŭ-gāi] Ĭng-ngŏk-gă

1. Bă-háik (Johann Sebastian Bach)
2. Buói-dŏ̤-hŭng (Ludwig van Beethoven)
3. Mŏk-cáh-dĕk (Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart)
4. Muòng-dáik-ī-sĕ̤ng (Felix Mendelssohn)

[Siŭ-gāi] Táng-hiēng-gă

1. Roald Amundsen
2. Jacques Cartier
3. Gŏ̤-lùng-buó (Christopher Columbus)
4. Hernán Cortés
5. Francis Drake
6. Vasco da Gama
7. Edmund Hillary
8. Ferdinand Magellan
9. Mā-kō̤ Pŏ̤-lò̤ (Marco Polo)

[Siŭ-gāi] Céng-dê-gă

1. Akbar the Great
2. Ā-lĭk-săng-dâi Dâi-dá̤ (Alexander the Great)
3. Ăng-nàng (Kofi Annan)
4. Augustus
5. Silvio Berlusconi
6. Otto von Bismarck
7. Tony Blair
8. Simón Bolívar
9. George W. Bush
10. Julius Caesar
11. Hugh Capet of France
12. Fidel Castro
13. Charlemagne
14. Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
15. Jacques Chirac
16. Winston Churchill
17. Cleopatra
18. Elizabeth I of England
19. Franz Ferdinand
20. Mahatma Gandhi
21. Charles de Gaulle
22. Ernesto Che Guevara
23. Hirohito
24. Adolf Hitler
25. Genghis Khan
26. Martin Luther King, Jr.
27. Vladimir Lenin
28. Louis XIV of France
29. Nelson Mandela
30. Mao Zedong
31. Benito Mussolini
32. Napoleon
33. Kwame Nkrumah
34. Peter I of Russia
35. Phillip II of Spain
36. Józef Piłsudski
37. Pol Pot
38. Richard I of England
39. Franklin Delano Roosevelt
40. Saladin
41. Gerhard Schröder
42. Shaka Zulu
43. Sitting Bull
44. Josef Stalin
45. Tamerlane
46. Leon Trotsky
47. Harry Truman
48. Tutankhamun
49. Victoria of the United Kingdom
50. Lech Wałęsa
51. Wilhelm II
52. William I of England

[Siŭ-gāi] Kuŏ-hŏk-gă

1. Al-Khawarizmi
2. Archimedes
3. Nicolaus Copernicus
4. Charles Darwin
5. Thomas Alva Edison
6. Albert Einstein
7. Fibonacci
8. Henry Ford
9. Galileo Galilei
10. Bill Gates
11. Karl Friedrich Gauss
12. Johannes Gutenberg
13. Nikolai Lobachevsky
14. Isaac Newton
15. Blaise Pascal
16. Claudius Ptolemaeus
17. Pythagoras
18. Wright Brothers

[Siŭ-gāi] Cáuk-gă gâe̤ng sṳ̆-siōng-gă

1. Dáng-dĭng (Dante Alighieri)
2. Ā-lī-sê̤ṳ-dŏ̤-dáik (Aristotle)
3. Ā-lī-sṳ̆-táuk-hŭng (Aristophanes)
4. Isaiah Berlin
5. Miguel de Cervantes
6. Kūng-cṳ̄ (Confucius)
7. Dĭk-káh-ī (René Descartes)
8. Diogenes of Sinope
9. Gŏ̤-dáik (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)
10. Hĭ-lò̤-dŏ̤-dáik (Herodotus)
11. Hippocrates
12. Hò̤-mā (Homer)
13. Ṳ̄-guō (Victor Hugo)
14. Kŏng-dáik (Immanuel Kant)
15. Lō̤-cṳ̄ (Lao Tzu)
16. Mā-dĭng Lô-dáik (Martin Luther)
17. Mā-káik-sṳ̆ (Karl Marx)
18. Molière
19. Montesquieu
20. Báik-lăk-dù (Plato)
21. Lò̤-só (Bertrand Russell)
22. Să-sê̤ṳ-bī-ā (William Shakespeare)
23. Adam Smith
24. Sŭ-gáh-lăk-dā̤ (Socrates)
25. Sŏng-cṳ̄Sun Tzu
26. Virgil
27. Hŭk-ī-tái (Voltaire)
28. Zeno of Citium
29. Zeno of Elea

[Siŭ-gāi] Lĭk-sṳ̄

• Lĭk-sṳ̄

[Siŭ-gāi] Sṳ̄-cièng gâe̤ng gū-cā sié-gái

1. Gū Ăi-gĭk (Ancient Egypt)
2. Gū Hĭ-lăk (Ancient Greece)
3. Gū Lò̤-mā (Ancient Rome)
4. Kō̤-gū-hŏk (Archaeology)
5. Chĭng-dè̤ng Sì-dô̤i (Bronze Age)
6. Bái-câng-tìng Dá̤-guók (Byzantine Empire)
7. Ìng-lôi céng-huá (Human evolution)
8. Éng-dô-ò̤ Ùng-mìng (Indus Valley Civilization)
9. Tiék-ké Sì-dô̤i (Iron Age)
10. Mā-cì-dáung Dá̤-guók (Macedonian Empire)
11. Dṳ̆ng-mī-ciŭ (Mesoamerica)
12. Sṳ̄-cièng ìng-lôi (Prehistory man)
13. Să̤-lò̤-cŭk Dá̤-guók (Seljuk Empire)
14. Siŏh-ké Sì-d6o̤i (Stone Age)
15. Sŭ-mī-ī (Sumer)

[Siŭ-gāi] Middle Ages and Renaissance

1. American Revolutionary War
2. Black Death
3. British Empire
4. Counter-Reformation
5. Crusade
6. Dutch Revolt
7. East-West Schism
8. English Civil War
9. Enlightenment
10. European colonization of the Americas
11. French Revolution
12. Holy Roman Empire
13. Inca
14. Middle Ages
15. Ming Dynasty
16. Mughal Empire
17. Ottoman Empire
18. Partitions of Poland
19. Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
20. Protestant Reformation
21. Renaissance
22. Vikings
23. Yuan Dynasty

[Siŭ-gāi] Industrial age

1. 1973 oil crisis
2. Afghan-Soviet War
3. American Civil War
4. Apartheid
5. British Raj
6. Chinese Civil War
7. Cold War
8. Decolonization
9. Dissolution of the Soviet Union
10. Establishment of the State of Israel
11. Franco-Prussian War
12. German unification
13. Great Depression
14. Gulf War
15. Holocaust
16. Imperial Russia
17. Indian Independence Movement
18. Industrial Revolution
19. Iranian Revolution
20. Italian unification
21. Korean War
22. Meiji Restoration
23. Napoleonic Wars
24. Nazi Germany
25. Partition of India
26. Qing Dynasty
27. Reunification of Germany
28. Russian Civil War
29. Russian Revolution
30. Scramble for Africa
31. Solidarity
32. Space exploration
33. Spanish Civil War
34. Treaty of Versailles
35. Vietnam War
36. World War I
37. World War II

[Siŭ-gāi] Geography

1. Geography
2. City
3. Continent
4. Country
5. Desert
6. Mountain
7. Ocean
8. Region
9. River
10. Sea

[Siŭ-gāi] Ciŭ

1. Ā-ciŭ (Asia)
2. Báe̤k Mī-ciŭ (North America)
3. Dâi-iòng-ciŭ (Oceania)
4. Ĕu-ciŭ (Europe)
5. Hĭ-ciŭ (Africa)
6. Nàng-gĭk-ciŭ (Antarctica)
7. Nàng Mī-ciŭ (South America)

[Siŭ-gāi] Countries

One sentence and the table on all countries in this list.

[Siŭ-gāi] Cities

1. Athens
2. Baghdad
3. Bangkok
4. Beijing
5. Berlin
6. Buenos Aires
7. Cairo
8. Hong Kong
9. Istanbul
10. Jerusalem
11. London
12. Madrid
13. Manila
14. Mecca
15. Mexico City
16. Moscow
17. Mumbai
18. New York
19. Paris
20. Rio de Janeiro
21. Rome
22. São Paulo
23. Seoul
24. Shanghai
25. St. Petersburg
26. Tehran
27. Tokyo
28. Vienna
29. Washington, D.C.

[Siŭ-gāi] Bodies of water

1. Amazon River
2. Antarctic Ocean
3. Arctic Ocean
4. Atlantic Ocean
5. Baltic Sea
6. Black Sea
7. Great Barrier Reef
8. Great Lakes
9. Indian Ocean
10. Lake Baikal
11. Lake Tanganyika
12. Lake Titicaca
13. Mediterranean Sea
14. Mississippi River
15. Niagara Falls
16. Nile
17. North Sea
18. Pacific Ocean

[Siŭ-gāi] Mountains, valleys and deserts

1. Alps
2. Andes
3. Grand Canyon
4. Himalaya
5. Sahara Desert

[Siŭ-gāi] Society

[Siŭ-gāi] Family

1. Family
2. Boy
3. Child
4. Girl
5. Man
6. Woman
7. Elder

[Siŭ-gāi] Politics

1. Politics
2. Anarchism
3. Capitalism
4. Communism
5. Democracy
6. Dictatorship
7. Diplomacy
8. Fascism
9. Globalization
10. Imperialism
11. Liberalism
12. Monarchy
13. Nationalism
14. Socialism

[Siŭ-gāi] International organizations

1. African Union
2. Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
3. Arab League
4. Commonwealth of Independent States
5. Commonwealth of Nations
6. Council of Europe
   • European Convention on Human Rights
   • European Court of Human Rights
7. European Union
8. Geneva Conventions
   • International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement
9. Interpol
10. North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO)
11. Nobel Prize
12. Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD)
13. Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE)
14. Olympic Games, preferably with a mention of the Paralympic Games
15. Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC)
16. Organization of American States
17. United Nations
    • International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
    • International Monetary Fund (IMF)
    • International Court of Justice
    • International Criminal Court
    • World Health Organization (WHO)
    • World Trade Organization (WTO)
    • United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)
    • United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)
    • Universal Declaration of Human Rights
    • World Bank Group

[Siŭ-gāi] Social issues

1. Abortion
2. Birth control
3. Capital punishment
4. Freedom
5. Human rights
6. Peace
7. Racism
8. Sexism
9. Slavery
10. War

[Siŭ-gāi] Culture

At least three sentences on:

1. Culture
2. Art
   • Comics
   • Sculpture
3. Dance
4. Film
5. Music
   • Classical music
   • Folk music
   • Jazz
   • Pop music
   • Rock and roll
6. Radio
7. Television

[Siŭ-gāi] Architecture

1. Architecture
2. Arch
3. Bridge
4. Dome
5. Great Wall of China
6. Nail
7. Pyramid
8. Seven Wonders of the World
9. Taj Mahal

[Siŭ-gāi] Games, sports and activities

1. Athletics
2. Gambling
3. Game
   • Backgammon
   • Checkers
   • Chess
   • Dice
   • Go
   • Mancala
   • Playing cards
4. Sport
   • Basketball
   • Fencing
   • Formula One
   • Soccer
   • Tennis
5. Swimming

[Siŭ-gāi] Language and literature

1. Language
   • Arabic language
   • Bahasa Indonesia
   • Chinese language
   • Dutch language
   • English language
   • Esperanto
   • French language
   • German language
   • Greek language
   • Hindi
   • Italian language
   • Japanese language
   • Korean language
   • Latin
   • Portuguese language
   • Russian language
   • Sanskrit
   • Spanish language
   • Urdu
2. Literature
   • The Book of One Thousand and One Nights
   • The Divine Comedy
   • Don Quixote
   • Iliad
   • Odyssey
   • The Republic

[Siŭ-gāi] Philosophy

1. Philosophy
2. Aesthetics
3. Body
4. Consciousness
5. Free will
6. Humanism
7. Metaphysics
8. Mind
9. Reality
10. Truth
11. Epistemology
12. Ethics
13. Feminism

[Siŭ-gāi] Religion

1. Religion

At least a five-sentence introduction to the religions:

1. Baha'i
2. Buddhism
   • Gautama Buddha
3. Christianity
   • Bible
   • Church
   • Jesus
   • Pope
4. Confucianism
5. Hinduism
   • Brahman
   • Krishna
   • Shiva
   • Upanishad
   • Veda
   • Yoga
6. Islam
   • Mosque
   • Muhammad
   • Qur'an
7. Jainism
8. Judaism
   • Abraham
   • Moses
   • Torah
9. Shinto
10. Sikhism
    • Guru Granth Sahib
11. Taoism
    • Tao Te Ching
12. Zoroastrianism
    • Zoroaster
13. Voodoo

And an introduction to the concepts:

1. Agnosticism
2. Atheism
3. Deity
   • God
   • Goddess
4. Religious fundamentalism
5. Soul
6. Spirit
7. Theism
   1. Monotheism
   2. Polytheism

[Siŭ-gāi] Science

At least a five-sentence introduction to the major fields:

1. Science

[Siŭ-gāi] Astronomy

1. Astronomy
2. Big Bang
3. Solar system
   • Earth
     • Moon
   • Jupiter
   • Mars
   • Mercury (planet)
   • Neptune
   • Pluto
   • Saturn
   • Sun
   • Uranus
   • Venus
4. Galaxy
   • Milky Way
5. Planet
6. Star

[Siŭ-gāi] Biology

1. Asexual reproduction
2. Biology
3. Ecology
4. Sexual reproduction
   • Pregnancy
     • Embryo
     • Fetus
     • Placenta

[Siŭ-gāi] Gāi-pēu-hŏk

1. Gāi-pēu-hŏk (Anatomy)
2. Sĭng (Heart)
3. Hié (Lung)
4. Cĭ-bā̤ (Vagina)
5. Lòi-ciēu (Penis)
6. Sêng (Kidney)
7. Ôi (Stomach)
8. Găng (Liver)
9. Bì (Spleen)
10. Diòng (Intestine)
11. Gáuk (Skeleton)
12. Nĕng-nĕng (Breast)
13. Puòi-hŭ (Skin)
14. Tàu (Head)
    • Mĕk-ciŭ (Eye)
    • Chói (Mouth)
    • Ngāi (Tooth)
    • Ché̤ṳ-siĕk (Tongue)
    • Ngê (Ear)
    • Pé (Nose)
    • Nō̤ (Brain)
15. Chiū-bié (Arm)
    • Chiū-dăng (Elbow)
    • Chiū-uāng (Wrist)
    • Chiū (Hand)
    • # Chiū-cāi (Finger)
    • # Duâi-mŏ̤-mŏ̤ (Thumb)
16. Kă-tōi (Leg)
    • Kă-gáuk-tàu (Knee)
    • Kă-dăng (Ankle)
    • Kă (Foot)
    • # Kă-cāi (Toe)

[Siŭ-gāi] Food and drink

1. • Food
   • Barley
   • Bread
   • Cheese
   • Fruit
   • Maize
   • Meat
   • Oat
   • Rice
   • Sorghum
   • Soya bean
   • Vegetable
   • Wheat
2. Drink
   • Beer
   • Coffee
   • Tea
   • Water
   • Wine

[Siŭ-gāi] Medicine

1. Medicine
2. Health
3. Illness
   • Blindness
   • Deafness
   • Infectious disease
   • Mental illness
   • Heart disease
   • Cancer
   • Malnutrition
   • Starvation
   • Obesity
   • Cholera
   • Tuberculosis
   • AIDS
   • Smallpox
   • Malaria
   • Dysentery
   • Leprosy
4. Medical treatment
   • Medication
   • Vaccination
   • Surgery

[Siŭ-gāi] Sĕng-ŭk

1. Sĕng-ŭk (Organism)
2. Dông-ŭk (Animal)
   • Cēu (Bird)
     • Lō̤-iŏk (Eagle)
   • Ngṳ̀ (Fish)
   • Tè̤ng (Insect)
   • Buô-ṳ̄ dông-ŭk (Mammal)
     • Hṳ̀ng (Bear)
     • Lŏk-dò̤ (Camel)
     • Mà (Cat)
     • Ngù (Cattle)
     • Kēng (Dog)
     • Lè̤ (Donkey)
     • Chiông (Elephant)
     • Mā (Horse)
     • Nè̤ng (Human)
     • Săi (Lion)
     • Iòng (Sheep)
   • Bà-hèng dông-ŭk (Reptile)
     • Kṳ̄ng-lṳ̀ng (Dinosaur)
     • Siè (Snake)
3. Gū-sá̤-kṳ̄ng (Archaea)
4. Sá̤-kṳ̄ng (Bacteria)
5. Cĭng-kṳ̄ng (Fungus)
6. Sĭk-ŭk (Plant)
   • Huă (Flower)
   • Chéu (Tree)
7. Nguòng-sĕng sĕng-ŭk (Protist)

[Siŭ-gāi] Chemistry and geology

1. Chemistry
2. Geology
3. Acid
4. Alkali
5. Chemical element
   • Periodic table
6. Chemical reaction
7. Compound
8. Metal
   • Alloy
     • Brass
     • Bronze
     • Steel
   • Aluminium
   • Copper
   • Gold
   • Iron
   • Silver
   • Tin
   • Zinc
9. Mineral
   • Chalk
   • Diamond
   • Flint
   • Granite
   • Quartz
   • Sandstone
   • Sodium chloride
10. Molecule
11. Oil
12. Organic chemistry
13. pH
14. Salt

[Siŭ-gāi] Physics

1. Physics
2. Acceleration
3. Area
4. Atom
   • Electron
   • Proton
   • Neutron
5. Atomic theory
6. Electricity
7. Energy
8. Force
9. Gravity
10. Heat
11. Length
12. Light
    • Black
    • Color
      • Blue
      • Green
      • Red
      • Yellow
    • White
13. Magnetism
14. Mass
15. Newton's laws of motion
16. Particle physics
17. Photon
18. Quantum mechanics
19. Relativity
20. Thermodynamics
21. Time
22. Velocity

[Siŭ-gāi] Weather and climate

1. Weather
2. Climate
3. Avalanche
4. Cloud
5. Drought
6. Earthquake
7. ENSO
8. Flood
9. Global warming
10. Meteorology
11. Nuclear meltdown
12. Rain
13. Snow
14. Tornado
15. Tropical cyclone
16. Tsunami
17. Volcano

[Siŭ-gāi] Gié-sŭk

1. Gié-sŭk (Technology)
2. Huák-mìng (Invention)
3. Nùng-ngiĕk (Agriculture)
   • Hŏng-chāu (Tobacco)
4. Nè̤ng sāi huōi (Human use of fire)
5. Ĭ-siòng (Clothing)
   • Mièng (Cotton)
6. Iā-gĭng-hŏk (Metallurgy)
7. Siā-cáuk (Writing)
8. Cê-mō̤ (Alphabet)
9. Sùng (Ship)
10. Chiâ-méng (Inclined plane)
11. Chiă-lùng (Wheel)
12. Gŏk-chiă (Pulley)
13. Lever
14. Lòi-bĭ (Screw)
15. Wedge
16. Ū-ké (Weapon)
    • Ché̤ṳng (Gun)
    • Puō-tàu (Axe)
    • Giéng (Sword)
    • Gṳ̆ng (Longbow)
17. Explosives
    • Huōi-iŏh (Gunpowder)
18. Kă-dăk-chiă (Bicycle)
19. Cĭng-ké-gĭ (Steam engine)
20. Huōi-chiă (Train)
21. Ké-chiă (Automobile)
22. Diêng (Electricity)
23. Diêng-cṳ̄-hŏk (Electronics)
24. Diêng-dông-gĭ (Electric motor)
25. Diêng-uâ (Telephone)
26. Hĭ-gĭ (Aircraft)
27. Diêng-nō̤ (Computer)
    • Ciō-bēng (Mainframe)
    • Chiū-gĭ (Mobile phone)
28. Chŏ̤-cáuk hiê-tūng (Operating system)
    • Linux
    • Unix
    • Microsoft Windows
    • Mac OS
    • MS-DOS
29. Gék-guăng (Laser)
30. Ĕng-tō̤-nă̤h (Internet)
    • WWW
    • FTP
    • HTTP
    • Ī-tái-uōng (Ethernet)
    • Diêng-piĕ (E-mail)
    • Diêng-nō̤ bâng-dŭk (Computer virus)
    • Sìng-tō̤ hŭk-ô (Search service)

[Siŭ-gāi] Só-hŏk

1. Só-hŏk (Mathematics)
2. Só-cê (Number)
   • Cê̤ṳ-iòng-só (Natural number)
   • Cīng-só (Integer)
   • Iū-lī-só (Rational number)
   • Ù-lī-só (Irrational number)
   • Sĭk-só (Real number)
   • Hók-só (Complex number)
3. Gī-hò̤ (Geometry)
4. Dâi-só (Algebra)
   • Huŏng-tiàng (Equation)
   • Biéng-só (Variable)
   • Céng-mìng (Proof)
5. Mì-cék-hŭng (Calculus)
6. Săng-gáe̤k-hŏk (Trigonometry)
7. Lĭk-huák (Calendar)
8. Cĭk-hăk-lâung (Set theory)
9. Lò̤-cék (Logic)

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