Across: |
| 1. | A new invention is in ___s in Japan. |
| 6. | The Japanese invention also ___s a player's strength. |
| 8. | They're proud and ___. |
| 9. | They don't know their ___s. |
| 10. | After 10 seconds ___, the arm instantly achieves full strength. |
| 11. | The inventor wouldn't put a ___ing sign on the machine. |
| 14. | The mechanical arm ___ achieves full strength. |
| 16. | The steel and plastic arm breaks their ___ and blood arm! |
| 17. | The arm ___s at half strength for the first 10 seconds. |
| 19. | Carnivals usually had a "___ Your Strength" con___. |
| 20. | This gives the human time to evaluate his mechanical ___. |
| 23. | Many refuse to combat at the ___ or Girl level. |
| 26. | A contest required a player to ___ a small sledge hammer. |
| 27. | "Baby," for example, would be "___ Baby." |
| 29. | Players can set it to four different ___s. |
| 33. | "This gives the human time, and allows him to win," says the ___. |
| 34. | You will see a look of surprise at the machine's ___ strength. |
| 36. | ___s often think that they're smarter than they actually are. |
| 38. | You will see a look of surprise at the machine's ___ of strength. |
| 40. | It is a mechanical arm-wrestling ___. |
| 41. | Fairs and carnivals had a "Test Your Strength" ___. |
| 42. | In the old days, fairs and ___s usually had a contest. |
| 43. | The ___ of surprise is followed by the ___ of pain. |
| 44. | Fairs ___d a player to swing a small sledge hammer. |