Across
- 4. – A rule that sets how old you have to be to buy or do certain things, like buying energy drinks in shops.
- 6. – The printed info on the back or side of a can that lists all the ingredients, sugar, and caffeine amounts.
- 7. – An official rule created by a government that people in a country or area must follow (such as age limits on selling energy drinks).
- 9. – The natural feeling of needing rest or sleep, which caffeine temporarily blocks rather than removing completely.
- 10. Room (ER) – The part of a hospital where people go when they need urgent medical help for sudden illnesses or accidents.
Down
- 1. – A sweet ingredient added to drinks that gives quick energy, but can cause tooth decay and health issues if you have too much.
- 2. – An ingredient used to make drinks taste sweet without using regular sugar (can be natural like stevia or artificial).
- 3. – Substances your body needs in small amounts to stay healthy; energy drinks often pack in huge extra amounts of B vitamins.
- 5. – A substance found in drinks like coffee, tea, and energy drinks that temporarily makes your brain feel more awake and alert.
- 8. – The steady pumping motion of your heart; high amounts of caffeine can make it beat much faster than usual.