Year 6 Unit 12

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Across
  1. 2. the pleasing combination or arrangement of parts, signifying agreement, concord or peaceable relations
  2. 6. the scientific study of Earth
  3. 10. something or greater size, importance or seriousness
  4. 14. the natural environment or home where a specific animal lives
  5. 16. a person who has lost more body fluid than they have taken in, preventing the body from functioning normally
  6. 18. the art of cultivating gardens
  7. 19. to cpmpel someone to do something through legal, moral or physical force or to do a favour and accomodate someone's request
  8. 21. to pause, hold back or be slow to act or speak, usually due to uncertainty, indecision, nervousness or unwillingness
  9. 22. an established step by step method
  10. 23. the act of travelling from one place to another, typically implying a long distance, extended time or a significant, often adventurous trip
  11. 24. to add water or moisture to something or to supply the body with necessary fluids to maintain health
  12. 25. the scientific study of life and living organisams
Down
  1. 1. a spoken or written expression of regret remorse or sorroe
  2. 3. the scientific study of past human life and culture
  3. 4. to put forward an idea, plan or person for consideration, to imply something indirectly without stating it directly or to call something to mind through association
  4. 5. a state of deep, seasonal dormancy in which some animals reduce their metabolic rate, body temp and heart rate to conserve energy and survive cold winter months
  5. 7. to practice or perform a play, musical piece or speech in preparation for a public performance
  6. 8. something or someone that is extremely unfriendly, antagonistic or acting as an enemy, often showing strong opposition or malevolence
  7. 9. receiving property, money or titles from someone after their death, often through a will or legal succession
  8. 11. to state that someone has done something illegal or wrong, typically without offering concreate proof
  9. 12. a state of being unusually or abnormally active, often characterized by excessive movement, impulsivity and a short attention span
  10. 13. to control, direct or handle something skillfully
  11. 15. to stick fast to a surface or to follow a rule, belief or plan closely
  12. 17. a special right, advantage or immunity granted to ro enjoyed by a specific person or group, often to the exclusion of others
  13. 20. very funny or very amusing