Across
- 3. A mountain or hill with an opening that can let out melted rock (lava), hot gas, and ash from deep inside the earth.
- 5. To give someone a reason or the "spark" they need to take action or work hard toward a goal.
- 6. A building where interesting or valuable things from history, art, or science are kept on display for people to learn about.
- 7. A starchy vegetable that grows underground; it is a common food that can be baked, mashed, or fried.
- 10. A natural substance found in food that your body needs in small amounts to stay healthy and grow properly.
- 11. Relating to a young person or something that is not yet fully grown.
- 13. An electronic machine that can store, organize, and process information to help us do work, play games, or search the internet.
- 14. Decorative items worn for style, such as rings, necklaces, or bracelets, often made from gold, silver, or gems.
- 16. Any object—like a box, jar, or bag—used to hold or store things inside it.
- 18. A soft, round, red fruit (often used as a vegetable) that is commonly used in salads, sauces, and cooking.
- 20. To identify the cause of a problem, usually used when a doctor figures out what illness someone has.
Down
- 1. Something that is very pleasing to look at, listen to, or experience.
- 2. To share information, ideas, or feelings with others through talking, writing, or body language.
- 4. To be alone or separated from everyone and everything else.
- 8. A tropical fruit with a tough, prickly outside and sweet, yellow, juicy inside.
- 9. Complete, total, or certain; there is no doubt about it and no exceptions.
- 12. The part of the day that happens between the end of the afternoon and the time you go to sleep.
- 15. The way two or more people or things are connected to each other, like a friendship or a family bond.
- 17. A specific area where people live, along with the houses, parks, and stores nearby.
- 19. A powerful, dangerous storm with very strong winds that spin in a funnel shape from the clouds down to the ground.