Across: |
2. | The ball used in American ___ball is not shaped like the round ball that is used in soccer. |
3. | English pronunciation ___s many beginners. For example, sew, stew, and spew have 3 different sounds. |
7. | All over the world, people use the same expression: It's not WHAT you ___; it's WHO you ___. |
9. | Historians will never discover what information was ___d on the 18 minutes of audiotape in President Nixon's office. |
12. | ___ is the most popular sport in the world, although it is called 'football' everywhere except the US. |
13. | 'Let your conscience be your ___.' In other words, if you don't know whether something is right or wrong, follow your conscience. |
15. | If you're going to write the Great American Novel, you'd better ___ started while you're young. |
16. | Bjorn Borg is a famous tennis player who rarely showed any joy, anger, or other ___s while playing tournaments. |
17. | --Is it ___ with you if I borrow your dictionary for a moment? --Sure. Here you go. |
21. | At Disneyland you will hear (over and over) 'It's a ___ World,' one of the most popular songs in the world. |
22. | An ___ modifies a noun, but an adverb modifies a verb. |
25. | A newspaper prints the most important news at the top of the ___, and less important news at the bottom of the ___. |
26. | If you have arthritis in your hands, it is difficult for you to ___ things tightly. |
28. | Big city newspapers are published ___, while small city newspapers are published weekly. |
29. | ___dom causes young men to commit crimes and married couples to divorce. |
30. | What happened on 9/11 might be the most important ___ of the 21st century. |
32. | An apple is an ___ of a fruit. A carrot is an ___ of a vegetable. A tomato is an ___ of what? |
33. | A secretary takes the ___s of a meeting, from the first ___ to the last. |
34. | You shouldn't make ___s about how someone looks, dresses, or talks; it's mean. (So why do so many people do it?) |
35. | People get a ___ from riding a roller coaster or going to a scary movie. |