Across
- 1. to continue to live or exist especially after a difficult event
- 2. the scenery of a particular area of land
- 4. something that is hard to understand or explain
- 7. the line or part where something ends and another thing begins
- 10. the usual weather conditions in a particular place or region
- 11. wanting to know or learn about something new or unknown
- 12. the name of a book, film, article, speech and so on
- 13. having life; not dead
- 15. a collection of papers or information stored in an ordered way
- 18. the art of writing poems; a set of poems
- 21. to use something too much
Down
- 1. a glass building for growing plants that need warm weather
- 3. feeling afraid or scared of something
- 5. the top layer of the earth where plants grow
- 6. animals and plants that live in the wild
- 8. a talk given to a group of people to teach them about a particular subject
- 9. the study of the relationships between living things and their environment
- 11. extremely unpleasant, scary or bad
- 12. to stay on the surface of water or air without sinking
- 14. full of people or things with little space to move
- 16. a written or spoken opinion about something
- 17. the number of one thousand thousand
- 18. to get away from a place or a dangerous situation
- 19. the spiritual part of a person thought to live after death
- 20. to make someone feel very surprised and upset