Across
- 1. (n.) 1. the act of being present at school/ 2. the number of students who attend a class, meeting, etc.
- 6. (n.) the state of feeling bored
- 7. (n.) an excessive pride in yourself, especially in your own appearance, abilities or achievements
- 8. (n.) the way that someone looks to other people
- 10. (n.) actions which hurt others physically
- 11. (n.) the opposition to authority or the unwillingness to obey rules or accept normal standards of behaviour
- 14. (n.) an action that is taken in order to make someone suffer because he/she done something wrong
- 16. (n.) a mark on a school record showing that a student has done something wrong or behaved badly at school
- 19. (n.) a mark on a school record showing that a student has done something well and is deserving praise
- 21. (n.) a student's behaviour in school
- 24. (n.) a mark given to a student whose work is excellent
- 26. (n.) an official document stating that you have completed a course of study or passed an examination
- 28. (n.) a feeling of sadness, guilt and embarrassment caused by doing something wrong or stupid
- 31. (n.) the state of being extremely fat
- 32. (adj.) describing someone who is not in place because of illness, etc.
- 33. (adj.) describing clothes that are untidy and in poor condition because of being used for a long time
- 34. (adj.) describing a piece of clothing that is made to fit a person's body very well
- 38. (n.) an amount of money that is given by a school or an organisation to help pay for the studies of a person
- 39. (n.) 1. the act of looking at something for information/ 2. a note that tells readers where a particular piece of information in the book comes from
- 42. (n.) the period of becoming sexually mature
- 45. (n.) a piece of work that a student is asked to do
- 46. (n.) the way that you behave towards someone or something that shows how you think and feel
- 47. (adj.) describing clothes that are attractive and of good quality
Down
- 2. (n.) the activity of using messages or images on social networking sites, emails, etc. to frighten or upset someone
- 3. (n.) a feeling of extremely worry
- 4. (n.) a mark that is given to a student in an examination or for a piece of schoolwork
- 5. (v.) to laugh at someone in order to have fun or embarrass him/her
- 9. (n.) an argument or a disagreement between people
- 12. (n.) the act of stealing things
- 13. (n.) the act of teaching something, especially to one person or to people in small groups
- 15. (n.) the use of rude and offensive language
- 17. (adj.) describing clothes that are not of an acceptable standard or clothes that are not suitable
- 18. (adj.) wearing clothes that are in fashion
- 20. (adj.) not behaving in a way which is as calm and wise as people expect from someone of your age
- 22. (v.) to teach students to do something by making them repeat it a lot of times
- 23. (v.) to learn something carefully so that you can remember it exactly
- 24. (n.) a punishment of being kept at school for a time after classes have ended
- 25. (n.) a feeling of being annoyed
- 27. (n.) the belief that something will happen
- 29. (n.) a careful study of a subject in order to discover new facts or new ideas
- 30. (n.) the feeling of sadness because you have no friends
- 35. (n.) the red spots appear on face and neck
- 36. (n.) a person who has completed the school studies
- 37. (n.) the state of feeling very sad and without hope
- 40. (n.) the pressure and worry caused by problems in your life
- 41. (n.) a feeling of worry and nervousness about something
- 43. (n.) the practice of training students to obey rules and control their behaviour, and punishing them if they do not
- 44. (n.) a group of young people who spend a lot of time together, and often cause trouble and fight against other groups
- 46. (adj.) 1. relating to education, especially studying in schools and universities/ 2. to describe someone who always gets good results at school