Across
- 1. Another word for a network.
- 7. A --- is a graph that is made from a subset of the vertices and edges of another graph.
- 8. If we are allowed to move in either direction along the edges of a graph, the graph is called ---.
- 11. The --- degree of a vertex is the number of edges coming in to the vertex.
- 13. A --- is a connected, simple graph with no alternative ways to return to a starting vertex once you 'leave' it.
- 14. An undirected graph is --- if it is possible to travel from every vertex to every other vertex by following edges.
- 15. The --- degree of a vertex is the number of edges going out from the vertex.
- 16. An edge that goes back to the same vertex.
- 17. A --- graph has numbers assigned to its edges.
Down
- 2. --- vertices are vertices which are connected by an edge. --- edges are edges which share a common vertex.
- 3. A --- graph whose vertices can be split into two groups, such that edges only join vertices between the groups and not vertices within the same group.
- 4. The --- of a vertex is the number of edges connected to it.
- 5. A --- graph a simple undirected graph in which every vertex is connected by an edge to every other vertex.
- 6. A line between one vertex to another in a graph.
- 7. A graph is called --- if it contains no loops and no 'repeats'.
- 9. A --- graph contains arrows indicating the direction we can move along the edges.
- 10. A directed graph is --- connected if it is possible to travel from every vertex to every other vertex by following edges in the correct direction.
- 12. A point on a graph.
