Across
- 2. Money left after costs are paid.
- 8. A path, direction, or series of lessons.
- 9. A carved or sculpted figure.
- 11. Rough or not smooth.
- 13. The highest point of a mountain.
- 15. To ask people for their opinions or support.
- 18. Very strange or unusual.
- 19. Brought into life.
- 22. A law passed by a government or parliament.
- 23. Happening in a series or one after another.
- 25. A movable barrier in a fence.
- 26. A breakfast food made from grains.
- 27. A strong cloth used for painting or making tents.
- 28. The way someone walks.
- 29. To move your hand in greeting.
- 30. Paper and other materials used for writing.
- 31. Not moving.
- 32. Having two parts.
- 33. A market where many different goods are sold.
- 34. A line of people waiting.
- 35. A person believed to deliver messages from God.
- 36. A principle or belief held by a group.
Down
- 1. Carried or supported.
- 3. An elected member of a local council.
- 4. In a careful way that avoids attracting attention.
- 5. A first version of a piece of writing.
- 6. Separate and distinct.
- 7. A contest or fight between two people.
- 10. A wooden platform used for moving goods.
- 11. A signal that tells someone it is time to act.
- 12. A person responsible for organising or controlling an event.
- 14. A wooden platform used for moving goods.
- 16. To agree or give approval.
- 17. A person who gives advice or support.
- 20. To spark someone's interest or curiosity.
- 21. The roof of your mouth or your sense of taste.
- 24. Related to war or the military.
- 29. To choose not to enforce a rule or fee.
- 32. A current of cool air moving through a room.
- 35. To take a quick look.