Across
- 7. to be made up of; to include.
- 11. power or influence, especially in society or politics.
- 14. a traditional act or ceremony, often done on special occasions.
- 15. happening or existing in all parts of a country.
- 18. good at using the internet and online tools.
- 19. learning by memorising and repeating, without deep understanding.
- 20. people who manage and organise an institution, such as a school.
- 25. first-year students at a high school or university.
- 26. very unlucky and often suffering because of it.
- 28. the hidden home or resting place of a wild animal or secret place of a person.
- 30. giving satisfaction or a good feeling after effort.
- 31. a person living in a country that is not their own.
- 32. fixed and unable to change; very old-fashioned.
- 33. to produce large amounts of something, usually quickly and not carefully.
Down
- 1. using force or strict rules to control people and limit their freedom.
- 2. in or to a foreign country.
- 3. a worker who does physical or manual work, not office work.
- 4. expecting strict obedience and not allowing much freedom.
- 5. in a way that shows something important or revealing.
- 6. very confused and not sure what to do.
- 8. useful and related to real-life use, not just ideas.
- 9. a school that trains students for specific jobs or skills.
- 10. of a mix or combination of two different things.
- 12. very modern and advanced.
- 13. two very famous and highly respected universities in the United States.
- 16. to make goods in large numbers, usually in a factory.
- 17. to express sadness or regret about something.
- 21. held back or stopped from developing or expressing.
- 22. not wanting to accept or be changed by something.
- 23. a way of dealing with or doing something.
- 24. handles and controls used to operate a machine or device.
- 27. well enough for a particular purpose.
- 29. a very large, often too large, amount of something.