Across
- 6. (adverb) The channel is ___ for beginners, but it uses ingredients nobody has at home.
- 7. (noun) For millions of people, solving a Rubik's Cube is a relaxing ___ they do for fun.
- 9. (adverb) ___, there is a lot of rubbish online, but there is also great educational content.
- 12. (adverb) He talked ___ about his screen addiction and didn't try to hide anything.
- 15. (adjective) Speedcubing has low ___ demands: a cube only costs a few dollars.
- 17. (noun) Her coach helped her with the finer points of her ___, like how to hold the racquet.
- 19. (verb) Technology has completely ___ the television into a smart TV.
- 20. (adjective) Squash is mentally and physically ___, so Fatima never gets bored.
- 21. (adjective) In 2020 she got on court with ___ players, some of the very best in the world.
- 22. (verb) Healthy people should ___ junk food and late nights if they want to stay fit.
- 24. (verb) The important role of television should not be ___ or forgotten.
- 27. (noun) With modern screens, you can see the picture clearly from different viewing ___.
- 29. (adjective) For readers who are ___ with squash, it is a bit like tennis or badminton.
Down
- 1. (adverb) Everybody is welcome at speedcubing competitions, ___ of speed.
- 2. (noun) Nowadays, anyone who posts online can become a ___, no matter who they are.
- 3. (adjective) There are so many streaming apps and channels that viewers are ___ for choice.
- 4. (noun) Early in 2021, Fatima won her first women's squash ___.
- 5. (noun) Following a strict training system every day requires a great deal of ___.
- 8. (adjective) Playing against her heroes was an ___ experience she will never forget.
- 10. (noun) Curved screens give the ___ of a "wraparound" view.
- 11. (noun) In squash, you hit the ball so that your ___ cannot return it.
- 13. (noun) The ___ of people watching TV for more than three hours a day is falling.
- 14. (adverb) My friend says the presenters are real scientists. ___, they work at a university.
- 16. (adjective) Fatima lost many games at first, but she was ___ to get better.
- 18. (adverb) The puzzle became too easy for some people; ___, speedcubing was born.
- 23. (adjective) High-speed internet is now ___, so most families can stream films at home.
- 25. (adjective) In the past, whoever held the ___ control decided what the family watched.
- 26. (noun) For many families, TV still provides a daily ___ of entertainment.
- 28. (noun) Solving a Rubik's Cube in less than 3.5 seconds is an incredible ___.
- 30. (verb) She hopes her success will ___ the next generation of women athletes.