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Common Myths Adjectives Crossword Puzzle for High School is a easy crossword puzzle with 13 clues covering . Play it online for free below, or create your own crossword with our free crossword maker.
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Common Myths Adjectives Crossword Puzzle for High School
Explore 13 easy adjectives often misunderstood in myths and misconceptions. Perfect for high school students to build vocabulary and clarity on common adjective use.
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- 1. Not making much noise, opposite of loud
- 3. Easily understood or transparent, not cloudy or confusing
- 4. Having or showing quick intelligence
- 5. Having great physical power, often mistaken as rude
- 8. Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment
- 10. Showing confidence and willingness to take risks
- 11. Having low temperature or lacking emotion
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- 2. Having a lot of money or valuable possessions
- 6. Easy to understand or not complicated, often wrongly linked with being stupid
- 7. Truthful or sincere, often confused with a similar word meaning polite
- 9. Showing courage even when afraid
- 12. Being nice and caring to others
- 13. A word used to describe someone avoiding work or effort
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