Across
- 2. Kids begin climbing and jumping at only a week old. (verb)
- 4. Goats like to nibble on hedges and young trees. (noun)
- 6. Goats get lonely and bored when alone. (noun)
- 8. Both male and female goats grow horns, but some goats don't have them. (adjective)
- 9. While sheep move easily in herds, goats cannot be driven the same way. (adverb)
- 11. Their mobile upper lip allows them to sort through thorny twigs. (verb)
- 12. I'd like to go on a field trip to visit them. (pronoun)
Down
- 1. These unique animals have distinctive physical traits. (adjective)
- 3. Goats have rectangular pupils in their eyes. (adjective)
- 5. A young goat is called a kid. (verb)
- 7. They must be moved one or two at a time. (pronoun)
- 10. In fact, the term "kid" wasn't used for humans until the 1800s. (introductory element)