Across
- 5. To give evidence, usually in court.
- 7. To recognise or name someone or something.
- 10. Someone chosen for an award or position.
- 12. To group things based on their similarities.
- 13. To check or confirm that something is true.
- 14. To meet the requirements for something.
- 15. To puzzle or confuse someone.
- 17. Someone who is very dedicated or enthusiastic about something.
- 18. To show or prove something is right or reasonable.
- 19. Someone who is moved away from danger to safety.
- 20. The person who receives the payment.
Down
- 1. A person who holds responsibility for something, often in law or business.
- 2. The person answering questions in an interview.
- 3. To make something appear larger.
- 4. To tell or inform someone about something.
- 6. To make something easier or less complicated.
- 8. Someone learning a new skill or job.
- 9. To shock or frighten someone greatly.
- 11. A person who works for another person or a company.
- 16. A person who leaves their country to escape danger.