| Across |
| 5. | very unpleasant, rude |
| 6. | to praise someone in order to please them |
| 8. | intended to help someone or improve understanding |
| 9. | to rate something |
| 12. | the intention to do something wrong |
| 13. | using strong, forceful methods of persuasion |
| 15. | lack of consideration or respect |
| 17. | strong dislike or opposition |
| 18. | someone or something that has committed a crime or done something wrong |
| 19. | an unreasonable preference or dislike based on personal opinion |
| 22. | feeling doubt or a lack of trust |
| 24. | to show or find the difference between one thing and another |
| 26. | small and of little importance |
| 28. | resonable and acceptable |
| 30. | to move into or through something |
| 32. | treat someone badly |
| 34. | to make an action or a person seem unimportant |
| 35. | to analyze something carefully |
| 38. | pleasent, kind, and polite |
| 40. | nothing more than |
| 41. | an action that expresses your feelings or intentions |
| 42. | a feeling of strong dislike or unwillingness to do something |
| 43. | to deal with problems or difficulties; expecially with a degree of success |
| 44. | to give up |
| 45. | uptight, fidgety |