Across
- 3. The process of organizing, controlling, or running an organization.
- 4. Work or assistance provided to people rather than physical goods.
- 9. To a medium degree; neither very much nor very little.
- 11. The highest point or level reached.
- 12. A visual representation of data showing changes or relationships.
- 14. A group of people living in the same area or sharing common interests.
- 16. Joined together or added together.
- 18. A number, amount, or numerical value.
- 21. To decrease, often suddenly or noticeably.
- 22. By a small amount.
- 24. Went beyond or became greater than something else.
- 25. To become or make something greater in number or amount.
- 26. To become or make something smaller in number or amount.
- 27. Money put into something with the aim of gaining future benefits or returns.
- 29. Money, help, or something else given to support a person or cause.
- 30. The smallest amount or degree of something.
- 32. By quite a large amount.
- 34. To represent or show something.
- 38. The average calculated by adding all values and dividing by the number of values.
- 39. Money given for a particular purpose, usually without needing to be repaid.
- 42. The most important, powerful, or noticeable.
- 46. Children; an informal word.
- 47. To show or provide information.
- 48. A drawing or visual representation used to explain something.
- 49. The act of travelling from one place to another.
- 50. Moving from one place to another using your feet.
- 52. Money received by an organization from its activities or other sources.
- 53. An organization that helps people, animals, or causes, often through donations.
- 54. Relating to the whole or overall situation rather than something specific.
- 55. To decrease in number, amount, or level.
- 56. Students, especially those attending primary or secondary school.
Down
- 1. Was given or obtained something.
- 2. To show, suggest, or point out something.
- 5. To show clearly that something is true or how something works.
- 6. A numerical fact or piece of information about a situation.
- 7. Occurring frequently or shared by many people or things.
- 8. A chart that uses rectangular bars to compare quantities.
- 10. A person travelling in a vehicle who is not driving it.
- 13. The way something is formed or organized; the makeup of something.
- 15. The parts or elements that make up a whole.
- 17. To show or explain something using examples, pictures, or data.
- 19. The places or origins from which something comes.
- 20. Greater than all the others in amount, number, or level.
- 23. By a large or important amount.
- 28. The value that appears most frequently in a set of data.
- 31. By a large amount; greatly.
- 33. Money spent by a person or organization.
- 35. To fall very quickly and dramatically.
- 36. To become larger in size, number, or amount.
- 37. Smaller or less than all the others.
- 38. A particular way of doing something.
- 40. Sudden and considerable in degree.
- 41. By a very large or noticeable amount.
- 43. A journey to a place, often for a particular purpose.
- 44. To increase in number, amount, or level.
- 45. The amount or quantity of something.
- 51. Slowly, over a period of time.
- 52. To make something known or show information.