Across
- 3. – To travel all the way around something, like the Earth.
- 5. – Made of similar or identical parts.
- 10. – A dictionary or vocabulary of a language.
- 11. – A speech a character gives alone in a play.
- 12. – To manipulate voting district boundaries for advantage.
- 13. – A model or way of thinking.
- 17. – A long speech to delay a vote.
- 18. – A sign of future success.
- 19. – The science of classifying things.
- 20. – To accept without protest.
- 22. – Related to movement or motion.
- 23. – A structure in cells that carries genetic information.
- 25. – A word made from initials (e.g., NASA).
- 26. – To copy someone else’s work without credit.
- 27. – All-powerful.
- 28. – Warlike or aggressive.
- 30. – Just enough to meet a need.
Down
- 1. – Kind and generous.
- 2. – A complete change in form.
- 4. – Tiny technology at the atomic level.
- 6. – To take power by force.
- 7. – Basic systems like roads and bridges.
- 8. – Given or done in return.
- 9. – A government run by a small group of people.
- 14. – To give up power or a position.
- 15. – To give someone the right to vote.
- 16. – Fear or dislike of foreigners.
- 19. – The study of heat and energy.
- 21. – A system of naming things.
- 24. – The time when day and night are equal in length.
- 29. – To charge a leader with wrongdoing.