Across
- 4. Having a lot of strength or control. (adjective)
- 5. Accepted or used by most people. (adjective, noun)
- 8. Something that brings big and important changes. (adjective, noun)
- 11. A general change or direction in the way people do things or think. (noun)
- 13. Not making sense or not following clear reasoning. (adjective)
- 15. Not right or suitable for a situation. (adjective)
- 17. To put electricity into a device like a phone or battery. (verb)
- 18. The process of growing, improving, or creating something new. (noun)
- 19. A feeling of worry about something. (noun, verb)
- 20. To get a file or program from the internet onto your computer or device. (verb)
Down
- 1. Information, understanding, or skills you get from learning or experience. (noun)
- 2. To send a file or program from your computer or device to the internet. (verb)
- 3. Something that can be used again and will not run out, like solar energy. (adjective)
- 6. Not based on clear thinking or reason. (adjective)
- 7. Easy to use or helpful because it saves time or effort. (adjective)
- 9. Something or someone you can trust to do what they say they will do. (adjective)
- 10. Not expected to happen or be true. (adjective)
- 12. Careful study to find out new facts or information about something. (noun, verb)
- 14. Not related to the subject or not important in a situation. (adjective)
- 16. Not thinking about the results of your actions or not caring for what you should do. (adjective)