Across
- 2. to speak angrily or sharply to someone because they have done something wrong
- 4. a state of deep seriousness, formality, or sincerity (pg 41)
- 7. to think about something carefully and for a long time, especially before making a decision or forming an opinion
- 8. to make a gesture—usually with your hand, head, or finger—to signal someone to come closer or follow you
- 10. a low, weak, plaintive, or broken cry typically expressing pain, fear, or sadness in humans or animals (pg41)
- 12. a punishment or expression of disapproval
- 13. the act of noticing or watching carefully
Down
- 1. a feeling of being hesitant, unwilling, or disinclined to do something, often characterized by a slow or resistant approach to an action (pg 36)
- 3. a state of being completely puzzled, confused, or perplexed, often due to complex, unexpected, or unclear circumstances (pg38)
- 5. a strong feeling of worry about the future
- 6. a large, often hidden supply of valuable items, food, or money collected and guarded for future use (pg38)
- 9. careful exactness; being accurate
- 11. so strong or obvious that it can almost be felt physically