Parts of Speech- Goats

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Across
  1. 2. Kids begin climbing and jumping at only a week old. (verb)
  2. 4. Goats like to nibble on hedges and young trees. (noun)
  3. 6. Goats get lonely and bored when alone. (noun)
  4. 8. Both male and female goats grow horns, but some goats don't have them. (adjective)
  5. 9. While sheep move easily in herds, goats cannot be driven the same way. (adverb)
  6. 11. Their mobile upper lip allows them to sort through thorny twigs. (verb)
  7. 12. I'd like to go on a field trip to visit them. (pronoun)
Down
  1. 1. These unique animals have distinctive physical traits. (adjective)
  2. 3. Goats have rectangular pupils in their eyes. (adjective)
  3. 5. A young goat is called a kid. (verb)
  4. 7. They must be moved one or two at a time. (pronoun)
  5. 10. In fact, the term "kid" wasn't used for humans until the 1800s. (introductory element)