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Across
- 5. – A female child of your parents.
- 7. – A person who welcomes visitors and answers questions at a hotel or office.
- 8. – Your mother or father.
- 10. – A European country whose capital city is Berlin.
- 11. – A married man.
- 12. – A person who repairs cars and other vehicles.
- 17. – A person who teaches students at a school.
- 18. – The child of your aunt or uncle.
- 20. – A small thing you carry money and bank cards in.
- 22. – Something you wear on your wrist to know what time it is.
- 24. OFFICER – A person whose job is to protect people and keep them safe.
- 26. – A Scandinavian country famous for its fjords.
- 28. – A person whose job is to prepare and cook food.
Down
- 1. – A young person who is not an adult.
- 2. – A boy or man who has the same parents as you.
- 3. – A person who works on a farm and looks after animals or crops.
- 4. – A woman whose job is to serve food and drinks in a restaurant.
- 6. – Your mother's or father's brother.
- 8. – Something you use for writing or drawing that you can erase.
- 9. – A person who looks after patients in a hospital.
- 13. – A piece of jewellery that you wear around your neck.
- 14. – A girl or woman who has the same parents as you.
- 15. – A person whose job is to put out fires and rescue people.
- 16. ASSISTANT – A person who helps customers in a shop.
- 19. – A large country in North America.
- 21. – A person who treats sick or injured people.
- 22. – You can look through this to see outside a building.
- 23. – A person who designs, builds or works with machines and structures.
- 25. – A European country famous for pizza, pasta and Rome.
- 27. – Your mother's or father's sister.