Education

1. code: A set of principles or values that guide ethical behavior and decision-making.
3. Willing to comply with orders, requests, or rules.
4. Praise or approval given to someone for their actions or behavior.
6. Lack of attention or focus.
12. The beginning or start of something; also refers to a graduation ceremony.
13. learning: A memorization technique based on repetition.
14. Enforcing rules or standards rigidly without exceptions; demanding.
15. A small protective cap worn on a finger while sewing to push the needle through fabric.
17. A significant change or overthrow of a system, government, or social order.
19. Marks or ridges on the skin caused by a whip or blow.
20. A person who watches an event, show, or activity, often as part of an audience.

2. Critical or harsh remarks or comments.
5. A thought, feeling, or opinion, often influenced by emotion.
7. Up until this time or point.
8. Mandatory.
9. Familiar with something through repeated experience; used to it.
10. herself: Conducted or performed herself in a particular manner, especially under challenging circumstances.
11. A person one knows but is not particularly close to.
16. To ridicule or make fun of someone or something.
18. The process of gathering crops when they are ripe or the crops that are gathered.