Across
- 2. Secretary– an important government official — secrétaire
- 3. Young – not old — jeune
- 6. – the crime of killing a person — meurtre
- 7. Slave ship – a ship used to carry enslaved people — navire négrier / bateau d’esclaves
- 9. – a person who watches prisoners so they do not escape — garde
- 10. Untidy – not clean or well organized — mal soigné / désordonné
- 11. Agree – to have the same opinion — être d’accord
- 12. Save– to rescue someone or something from danger — sauver
- 14. Lawyer – a person who speaks for someone in court — avocat
- 15. Laugh – to make a sound when something is funny — rire
- 18. – to make something clear so others understand — expliquer
- 20. Uncomfortable – feeling worried or not relaxed — mal à l’aise
- 23. Criminal – a person who has done a crime — criminel
- 25. Speak for someone– to defend or represent a person — parler pour / défendre quelqu’un
- 26. – information about something that happened — histoire / récit
- 27. Crowd– a large group of people in the same place — foule
- 28. Slave – a person who is owned by another person and forced to work — esclave
- 30. – printed pages that give news about events — journal
- 32. – to tell someone to do something — ordonner / donner un ordre
- 33. – a feeling when something unexpected happens — surprise
- 34. Untidy– not neat or organized — mal soigné / désordonné
- 35. – metal rings used to tie someone so they cannot move freely — chaîne
- 38. – not controlled or owned by someone else — libre
- 40. – a time or place with little or no light — obscurité
- 41. Papers– documents or written information — papiers / documents
- 42. Explain – to make something clear — expliquer
Down
- 1. – something that belongs to someone — propriété
- 4. Answer– a reply to a question or problem —réponse
- 5. Case– a legal problem discussed in court — affaire (juridique)
- 8. Government– the group of people who run a country — gouvernement
- 9. – a place where a judge decides legal problems — tribunal
- 10. – the leader of a country — président
- 11. Courtroom– the room where a judge and lawyers discuss a legal case — salle d’audience
- 13. Important-looking – appearing powerful or respected — qui a l’air important
- 14. – the leader of a ship — capitaine
- 16. Immediately – happening right away — immédiatement
- 17. Difficult – not easy to understand or solve — difficile
- 18. – a place where people live, smaller than a city — ville / petite ville
- 19. – when someone is sick — maladie
- 21. Silent– not making any noise — silencieux
- 22. – a place where people are kept when they are accused of crimes — prison
- 24. Police officer / Policeman – a person who keeps order and enforces the law — policier
- 29. Judge– the person who decides the law in a court — juge
- 31. Return– to send someone back to a place — renvoyer / retourner
- 32. – a large group of people in the same place — foule
- 34. Wave (papers) – to move something in the air so people can see it — agiter
- 36. Belong– to be owned by someone — appartenir
- 37. Problem– a difficult situation — problème
- 39. Silent – not making any noise — silencieux
- 42. Property– something owned by someone — propriété
