Across
- 3. - A state that has made Aunt Jennifer weary
- 4. - The tools Aunt Jennifer uses for her artwork
- 6. - The time Aunt Jennifer uses for her art
- 8. - Her feeling towards her husband
- 9. - Her longing to live fearlessly and freely
- 13. - The male-dominated structure Aunt Jennifer lives in
- 14. - How Aunt Jennifer wishes to live like the tigers
- 15. - Aunt Jennifer’s way of expressing her feelings
- 17. - The setting where men are depicted in the art
- 18. - A characteristic of the tigers’ movements
- 20. - Describes the society that oppresses Aunt Jennifer
Down
- 1. - How the tigers in the poem are described
- 2. - A quality of the tigers in Aunt Jennifer’s artwork
- 5. - Represent Aunt Jennifer’s desire for fearlessness and pride
- 7. - Where the tigers are embroidered
- 10. - The material of the needles she uses
- 11. - Aunt Jennifer’s condition due to
- 12. - The work that takes up Aunt Jennifer’s time
- 16. - What Aunt Jennifer silently endures
- 19. - The central figure of the poem