Enhance your vocabulary with this easy college-level crossword focusing on adjectives describing records and extremes. Perfect for students exploring descriptive language about superlatives and comparisons.
Advanced Adjectives Crossword Puzzle for Kids is a easy crossword puzzle with 19 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Advanced Adjectives Crossword Puzzle for Kids
Learn and practice common advanced adjectives with this easy crossword puzzle designed for kids ages 8-12. Perfect for classrooms and home learning.
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- 1. Measuring a large distance from side to side
- 2. Free from dirt or mess
- 3. Not soft; solid and firm
- 5. Giving off a lot of light
- 7. Treating everyone equally
- 8. Not fast; moving at a low speed
- 11. Very small in size
- 13. Having a quick mind
- 15. Not old; early in life
- 16. Having a low temperature
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- 4. Having a strong sound
- 6. Showing courage and not afraid
- 9. Clean and tidy in appearance
- 10. Measuring a great distance from end to end
- 12. Having great power or strength
- 14. Feeling joyful or glad
- 17. Not hard or firm to touch
- 18. Moving or doing things fast
- 19. Being nice and gentle
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