vocabulary
Across
- 6. The diver noticed a small _____ on his arm after emerging from the submerged wreck, likely caused by the sharp coral.
- 8. (adv) - having wide or considerable amount of space or surface; to a great degree
- 10. (adv) - with full awareness of what one is doing; in a way that is intended or planned
- 11. (adj) - not migratory; settled
- 14. (n) - one that precedes and indicates the approach of another; something that comes before
- 16. (adj) - of few and scattered elements; not thick or dense
- 18. The country the kids in the book are located in.
- 21. The ___________ lifestyle of the tribe was filled with poignant moments of farewell, as they moved from one place to another, leaving behind memories of each home.
- 23. (n) - plural form of cranium - skull; specifically, the part of the skull that encloses the brain
- 24. (n) - a graphic description or representation; picture
- 25. A word used to describe something deadly
- 26. (n) - a death blow or death shot administered to end the suffering of one mortally wounded
Down
- 1. The anthropologist presented a ________ theory about the evolution of human crania, based on recent fossil discoveries.
- 2. (n) - unselfish regard for or devotion to the welfare of others
- 3. The iron precursor of the stone _______ is a huge improvement
- 4. (adj) - existing or occurring between two or more groups
- 5. (v) - to prove wrong by argument or evidence; show to be false or erroneous
- 7. (adj) - covered with water
- 9. (adj) - having little substance or strength; flimsy, weak
- 12. (adj) - deadly
- 13. (adj) - painfully affecting the feelings; piercing; causing strong emotional reaction
- 14. The scientist's _______ to the discovery only made it harder to refute the groundbreaking evidence she had uncovered
- 15. The ________ was lethal at close distances.
- 17. After months of extensively __________ work at the desk, he realized he needed to make time for regular exercise to improve his health.
- 19. (n) - one who studies human beings and their ancestors through time and space and in relation to physical character, environmental and social relations, and culture
- 20. The artist's use of vibrant colors was a ________ of her style, which she deliberately emphasized in every piece to convey emotion.
- 22. (adj) - having no luck; unfortunate