Vocabulary Exam One

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Across
  1. 3. The process of organizing, controlling, or running an organization.
  2. 4. Work or assistance provided to people rather than physical goods.
  3. 9. To a medium degree; neither very much nor very little.
  4. 11. The highest point or level reached.
  5. 12. A visual representation of data showing changes or relationships.
  6. 14. A group of people living in the same area or sharing common interests.
  7. 16. Joined together or added together.
  8. 18. A number, amount, or numerical value.
  9. 21. To decrease, often suddenly or noticeably.
  10. 22. By a small amount.
  11. 24. Went beyond or became greater than something else.
  12. 25. To become or make something greater in number or amount.
  13. 26. To become or make something smaller in number or amount.
  14. 27. Money put into something with the aim of gaining future benefits or returns.
  15. 29. Money, help, or something else given to support a person or cause.
  16. 30. The smallest amount or degree of something.
  17. 32. By quite a large amount.
  18. 34. To represent or show something.
  19. 38. The average calculated by adding all values and dividing by the number of values.
  20. 39. Money given for a particular purpose, usually without needing to be repaid.
  21. 42. The most important, powerful, or noticeable.
  22. 46. Children; an informal word.
  23. 47. To show or provide information.
  24. 48. A drawing or visual representation used to explain something.
  25. 49. The act of travelling from one place to another.
  26. 50. Moving from one place to another using your feet.
  27. 52. Money received by an organization from its activities or other sources.
  28. 53. An organization that helps people, animals, or causes, often through donations.
  29. 54. Relating to the whole or overall situation rather than something specific.
  30. 55. To decrease in number, amount, or level.
  31. 56. Students, especially those attending primary or secondary school.
Down
  1. 1. Was given or obtained something.
  2. 2. To show, suggest, or point out something.
  3. 5. To show clearly that something is true or how something works.
  4. 6. A numerical fact or piece of information about a situation.
  5. 7. Occurring frequently or shared by many people or things.
  6. 8. A chart that uses rectangular bars to compare quantities.
  7. 10. A person travelling in a vehicle who is not driving it.
  8. 13. The way something is formed or organized; the makeup of something.
  9. 15. The parts or elements that make up a whole.
  10. 17. To show or explain something using examples, pictures, or data.
  11. 19. The places or origins from which something comes.
  12. 20. Greater than all the others in amount, number, or level.
  13. 23. By a large or important amount.
  14. 28. The value that appears most frequently in a set of data.
  15. 31. By a large amount; greatly.
  16. 33. Money spent by a person or organization.
  17. 35. To fall very quickly and dramatically.
  18. 36. To become larger in size, number, or amount.
  19. 37. Smaller or less than all the others.
  20. 38. A particular way of doing something.
  21. 40. Sudden and considerable in degree.
  22. 41. By a very large or noticeable amount.
  23. 43. A journey to a place, often for a particular purpose.
  24. 44. To increase in number, amount, or level.
  25. 45. The amount or quantity of something.
  26. 51. Slowly, over a period of time.
  27. 52. To make something known or show information.