Banking key words

In business studies, we have been learning about banking and everything about it. Today we have been given an option for business study, to either make a crossword or a FAQ's page. I chose to make a crossword. We have had to make it about what's know and the different types of banking on the key word.

I feel I have learned more than I expected. It's good we learn this in school because back a couple of years ago they didn't teach you about this stuff and threw it at you when you got to the real world. I hope this will help me in the future and think it will impact me.

If you think I missed things out please tell me in the comments.

here is the source of my crossword

Today in Business studies we had to build towers and out of the whole class, we had a challenge on who could build the biggest. We had a piece of paper and 1 meter of cellatap.

Business study

A.J Hackett) Alan John

2. Alan John (A.J)Hackett is an entrepreneur for New Zealand. He Is a man that created bungee jumping He also popularized bungee jumping and made it well known. He created the first Bungy jump in 1987 on the Eiffel tower and then he made his first commercial Bungy site. Hackett was born in Pokahui and was brought up at Auckland's North Shore, He was a student at Westlake boys high from 1972 and 1974 and he played rugby union. He left his school when he was sixteen so he could pursue and get an apprenticeship for a carpenter joiner During that time he got into snowboarding and skiing. He then moved to Perth encyclopedias for four months. Then he moved back to New Zealand to create a Construction business

1.  By Jumping off the Eiffel tower with there bungee cord

     3.  Inspired by the Vanuatu ritual called land diving

Peter Jackson

Sir Peter Jackson is a New Zealand entrepreneur and a screenwriter and a film director. He is best known for being the writer, director, and producer of the Lord of The Rings trilogy. The Hobbit trilogy both of which are adapted from the novels of the same name by J. R. R. Tolkien. Other films including the critically lauded drama Heavenly Creatures. His first-ever feature film was Bad Taste. 2. He produces big-budget movies which make a lot of money and can turn regular actors into superstars in his films.

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4. He's a director and screenwriter that doesn't make one movie then stops because it blew up and making money he makes more to better his career and tries to make his movies better than the last ones he's mad.

5. By making a lot of his films in New Zealand, using local actors filmmakers and production staff and using any other areas were he can put money back into the New Zealand Economy