6th Grade Unit 4 Vocabulary Words

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Across
  1. 2. — relating to an area an animal defends as its own (Read: Animal Snoops, p.332)
  2. 5. — to hug or accept willingly (Get Ready: Zoo, p.320)
  3. 8. — the surroundings or conditions in which something lives or operates (Unit Opener, p.304)
  4. 12. — to stop or take something on its way (Get Ready/Respond: Animal Snoops, p.330–340)
  5. 13. — a feeling of worry or unease (Get Ready: Pax, p.308)
  6. 14. — an animal that hunts and eats other animals (Get Ready: Animal Snoops, p.330)
  7. 15. — foreign or unusual, often rare (Get Ready: Wild Animals Aren't Pets, p.359)
  8. 17. — something of value that can be gained or lost (Read: Animal Snoops, p.332)
  9. 19. — harm or damage to the body (Get Ready: Pax, p.308)
  10. 24. — to show or make clear with examples or pictures (Unit Opener, p.304)
  11. 25. — able to detect small changes or easily affected (Get Ready: Pax, p.308)
  12. 26. — general agreement among a group (Respond: Pax, p.316)
Down
  1. 1. — a device that makes a voice louder or records sound (Get Ready: Zoo, p.320)
  2. 3. — released from a duty or requirement (Get Ready: Wild Animals Aren't Pets, p.359)
  3. 4. — an advantage or positive result (Unit Opener, p.304)
  4. 6. — to reply or react to something (Unit Opener, p.304)
  5. 7. — to command or give orders (Get Ready: Wild Animals Aren't Pets, p.359)
  6. 9. — traveling between planets (Get Ready: Zoo, p.320)
  7. 10. — something that does not make sense or is foolish (Respond: Pax, p.316)
  8. 11. — a device that detects or senses changes (Respond: Pax, p.316)
  9. 16. — to control by rules or laws (Get Ready: Wild Animals Aren't Pets, p.359)
  10. 18. — to cause someone to be unhappy or annoyed (Get Ready: Pax, p.308)
  11. 20. — to prevent someone from succeeding (Get Ready: Animal Snoops, p.330)
  12. 21. — clearly different or separate (Unit Opener, p.304)
  13. 22. — happening all the time (Get Ready: Zoo, p.320)
  14. 23. — to secretly listen to others' conversations (Get Ready: Animal Snoops, p.330)