Across
- 2. To get. [Though Jonas had only become a Five the year that they ______ed Lily.]
- 4. A written paper with official or important information on it. [...while the ______ was read to the assembled family units.]
- 5. Before [“I could have sneaked a look at the list _____ to the ceremony,”]
- 7. To do what you are suppose to do.
- 9. To officially control and lead (a group of people). [...if it was a very important rule--unlike the one ______ing the age for bicycles...]
- 10. To agree. [“...we’d made our application and had been ______ed.“]
Down
- 1. To attract or hold your attention. [He was ______ed. It didn’t seem a terribly important rule...]
- 3. To happen. [He glanced at his mother, the one ______ for adherence to the rules...]
- 6. To see, watch, or notice. / to mark an event. [But he _____ed them each year, and he remembered Lily’s earliest Decembers.]
- 8. Easily seen, recognized or understood. [“Well, it was clear to me-- and my parents later confessed that it had been ______ to them, too...”]