Quarter Exam Word List - Grade 9

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Across
  1. 5. (noun) Professor Brown is an expert on food and ___ for good health.
  2. 8. (adjective) He never does what he's told and breaks every rule. He's very ___.
  3. 11. (noun) The reporter's ___ towards the young protesters was very negative.
  4. 12. (adjective) Too much extreme exercise can make your body more ___ to illness.
  5. 13. (adjective) Moderate exercise helps your ___ system fight bacteria and viruses.
  6. 14. (noun) Her ___ is to become a doctor one day.
  7. 17. (verb) Turn off your phone. It will ___ you from your homework.
  8. 19. (noun) My sister doesn't eat any meat or fish. She's a ___.
  9. 21. (adjective) She was ___ when her laptop crashed and she lost all her work.
  10. 22. (noun) Crisps and fizzy drinks are full of ___ but have very few vitamins.
  11. 24. (noun) "All teenagers are lazy" is a ___. It isn't true for everyone.
  12. 26. (adjective) The teacher asked him to sit down, but the ___ boy refused and stayed standing.
  13. 27. (noun) Eating too much fast food and sugary snacks can lead to ___.
  14. 28. (verb) When I skip breakfast, I ___ sugary snacks by mid-morning.
  15. 29. (adjective) The students in the focus group slept badly and felt ___ all day.
  16. 30. (noun) In some parts of the world, children suffer from ___ because they don't have enough to eat.
Down
  1. 1. (noun) Spelling mistakes on your slides give the audience a bad ___.
  2. 2. (verb) Our coach always says "You can do it!" She likes to ___ us.
  3. 3. (adjective) She always thinks about other people's feelings. She's very ___.
  4. 4. (adjective) I always feel a bit nervous and ___ the night before a big exam.
  5. 6. (noun) Painting, music and writing stories all need ___ and imagination.
  6. 7. (noun) The big title on the front page of the newspaper, the ___, said "Teenage rage".
  7. 9. (adjective) Laughing at a teacher while she is speaking is rude and ___.
  8. 10. (noun) At the climate march, she held a ___ with "It's our future!" written on it.
  9. 15. (verb) Please don't ___ me while I'm speaking. Wait until I finish.
  10. 16. (verb) It's hard to ___ on maths when people are talking around you.
  11. 18. (verb) Before your presentation, ___ it carefully and speak clearly and slowly.
  12. 20. (noun) If you exercise too much when you're ill, your ___ will be slower.
  13. 23. (noun) Scientists need ___ from brain scans before they say something is true.
  14. 25. (noun) Two thousand people signed a ___ asking the minister for lessons on climate change.