Across
- 2. – To match or communicate by letter, email, or message.
- 3. – Dangerous or likely to cause harm.
- 6. – More than usual; particularly.
- 11. – The place where something comes from.
- 12. – A situation that is unfair or not right.
- 14. – Help or work done for someone else.
- 15. – A part of the body that helps you move.
- 17. – A response to a question.
- 18. – The act of misleading or tricking someone.
- 19. – Wanting something that someone else has.
- 20. – A baked snack, often eaten with tea.
- 22. – No longer existing; all of a kind have died out.
- 23. – The study of the natural world through experiments and observation.
Down
- 1. – Willing to try new or exciting things.
- 4. – A person with a position of authority, such as a police officer.
- 5. – A rule or belief that guides how someone behaves.
- 7. – Not needed.
- 8. – A liquid added to food for flavour.
- 9. – The head of a school.
- 10. – To struggle or fight by holding and throwing an opponent.
- 11. – A community of people living together.
- 13. – Facts or information that help prove something.
- 16. – Showing good manners and consideration for others.
- 17. – To help someone.
- 21. – A person who belongs to a particular country.