Across
- 3. a group of people born and living during the same period or around the same time. It can also refer to the time between the birth of parents and their children.
- 5. the usual and traditional ways of doing things in a particular culture. This can include how people greet each other, eat their meals, or celebrate events.
- 7. a situation where people from various cultural backgrounds, with different traditions and customs, live together or interact within a particular society or community.
- 10. the people in your family's past, such amulticulturalrents, great-grandparents, and earlier generations. It's your family's heritage.
- 12. something that people have been doing for a long time because it is important to their culture. For example, celebrating holidays in a special way or following certain rituals.
- 13. the principles and beliefs that are important to a person or a society. They guide behavior and decisions.
- 15. who you are and what makes you unique. It includes your name, where you're from, your family, and the things you like to do.
- 16. special times when people come together to have fun and mark important events, like birthdays, holidays, or festivals. They often involve parties, food, and special activities.
- 18. the presence of different kinds of people or things within a group, community, or society. It involves a variety of backgrounds, cultures, and characteristics.
- 19. the people you are related to, like your parents, siblings, and grandparents. They are the people who love and take care of you.
- 20. exchange when people from different cultures share and learn from each other's customs, traditions, and ways of life, often to promote understanding and cooperation.
Down
- 1. a person's cultural, familial, or historical origins. They are often associated with one's heritage and where they come from.
- 2. what people think is true or important. They can be about religion, values, or what is right or wrong.
- 4. the process of adapting to and becoming part of a new culture or society, often by adopting its customs and values.
- 5. the way of life, customs, and traditions that a group of people share. It includes things like their food, clothing, music, and how they celebrate special occasions.
- 6. being able to speak or understand multiple languages, or involving the use of multiple languages.
- 8. the things that are passed down from one generation to another. It includes the stories, traditions, and customs that are important to a particular group of people.
- 9. what we eat to stay alive. Different cultures have their own special dishes and flavors that they enjoy.
- 11. a simplified and often unfair belief or idea about a particular group of people, which may not accurately represent individuals within that group.
- 14. how people communicate with each other. It includes the words, phrases, and sounds that people use to talk to one another.
- 17. someone who moves from one place to another, often in search of better living conditions or opportunities.