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Adults crossword

Clues across and down, at three difficulties, and it prints with the answer key.

Adults1234567891011121314

Across

  • 2 Good judgment that comes with age
  • 4 Mom or dad
  • 5 Daily trip to the workplace
  • 7 Coverage you pay for just in case
  • 9 Quick trips to the bank, store and post office
  • 11 A person's working life over the years
  • 12 April payments to the government
  • 13 Experienced guide for someone younger
  • 14 Rule a teen has but a grown person sets

Down

  • 1 Card that lets you drive legally
  • 2 Long-term loan on a house
  • 3 Someone past childhood, in kid-friendly terms
  • 6 Person who has left full-time work behind
  • 8 Plan for spending and saving
  • 10 One who casts a ballot on election day
  • 11 Laundry, dishes and other household tasks

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Adults1L2MATURITY3GOCRR4PARENT5COMMUTENWG6RS7INSURANCEEUGT8BPEIU9ERRANDS10VEGO11CAREERETH12TAXES13MENTORRR14CURFEWS
  1. 1 down: LICENSE. Card that lets you drive legally
  2. 2 across: MATURITY. Good judgment that comes with age
  3. 2 down: MORTGAGE. Long-term loan on a house
  4. 3 down: GROWNUP. Someone past childhood, in kid-friendly terms
  5. 4 across: PARENT. Mom or dad
  6. 5 across: COMMUTE. Daily trip to the workplace
  7. 6 down: RETIREE. Person who has left full-time work behind
  8. 7 across: INSURANCE. Coverage you pay for just in case
  9. 8 down: BUDGET. Plan for spending and saving
  10. 9 across: ERRANDS. Quick trips to the bank, store and post office
  11. 10 down: VOTER. One who casts a ballot on election day
  12. 11 across: CAREER. A person's working life over the years
  13. 11 down: CHORES. Laundry, dishes and other household tasks
  14. 12 across: TAXES. April payments to the government
  15. 13 across: MENTOR. Experienced guide for someone younger
  16. 14 across: CURFEW. Rule a teen has but a grown person sets
Adults123456789101112131415

Across

  • 2 Rule a teen has but a grown person sets
  • 4 Good judgment that comes with age
  • 5 Coverage you pay for just in case
  • 7 A person's working life over the years
  • 12 Daily trip to the workplace
  • 13 Experienced guide for someone younger
  • 14 Quick trips to the bank, store and post office
  • 15 One who casts a ballot on election day

Down

  • 1 Person who has left full-time work behind
  • 3 Someone past childhood, in kid-friendly terms
  • 4 Long-term loan on a house
  • 6 Card that lets you drive legally
  • 8 April payments to the government
  • 9 Plan for spending and saving
  • 10 Mom or dad
  • 11 Laundry, dishes and other household tasks

Print the page above, or take the medium grid as a PDF. Both carry the answer key, and large print is a setting rather than a separate file.

Show the answer key
Adults1R2CURFEW3GTRIO4MATURITYWOE5INSURANCEUTPG6L7CAREER8TI9BGA10P11C12COMMUTEXAHED13MENTORONGS14ERRANDSENEE15VOTERTS
  1. 1 down: RETIREE. Person who has left full-time work behind
  2. 2 across: CURFEW. Rule a teen has but a grown person sets
  3. 3 down: GROWNUP. Someone past childhood, in kid-friendly terms
  4. 4 across: MATURITY. Good judgment that comes with age
  5. 4 down: MORTGAGE. Long-term loan on a house
  6. 5 across: INSURANCE. Coverage you pay for just in case
  7. 6 down: LICENSE. Card that lets you drive legally
  8. 7 across: CAREER. A person's working life over the years
  9. 8 down: TAXES. April payments to the government
  10. 9 down: BUDGET. Plan for spending and saving
  11. 10 down: PARENT. Mom or dad
  12. 11 down: CHORES. Laundry, dishes and other household tasks
  13. 12 across: COMMUTE. Daily trip to the workplace
  14. 13 across: MENTOR. Experienced guide for someone younger
  15. 14 across: ERRANDS. Quick trips to the bank, store and post office
  16. 15 across: VOTER. One who casts a ballot on election day
Adults12345678910111213141516

Across

  • 1 One who casts a ballot on election day
  • 4 Laundry, dishes and other household tasks
  • 7 Quick trips to the bank, store and post office
  • 8 Experienced guide for someone younger
  • 10 Mom or dad
  • 11 Daily trip to the workplace
  • 13 Coverage you pay for just in case
  • 15 Someone past childhood, in kid-friendly terms
  • 16 Card that lets you drive legally

Down

  • 2 April payments to the government
  • 3 A person's working life over the years
  • 5 Person who has left full-time work behind
  • 6 Rule a teen has but a grown person sets
  • 9 Good judgment that comes with age
  • 12 Long-term loan on a house
  • 14 Plan for spending and saving

Print the page above, or take the hard grid as a PDF. Both carry the answer key, and large print is a setting rather than a separate file.

Show the answer key
Adults1VO2TERA3CXAE4CHORESE5RE6C7ERRANDSUT8MENTOR9MIFAR10PARENTEWU11CO12MMUTERO13INSURANCETT14BY15GROWNUPADGG16LICENSEET
  1. 1 across: VOTER. One who casts a ballot on election day
  2. 2 down: TAXES. April payments to the government
  3. 3 down: CAREER. A person's working life over the years
  4. 4 across: CHORES. Laundry, dishes and other household tasks
  5. 5 down: RETIREE. Person who has left full-time work behind
  6. 6 down: CURFEW. Rule a teen has but a grown person sets
  7. 7 across: ERRANDS. Quick trips to the bank, store and post office
  8. 8 across: MENTOR. Experienced guide for someone younger
  9. 9 down: MATURITY. Good judgment that comes with age
  10. 10 across: PARENT. Mom or dad
  11. 11 across: COMMUTE. Daily trip to the workplace
  12. 12 down: MORTGAGE. Long-term loan on a house
  13. 13 across: INSURANCE. Coverage you pay for just in case
  14. 14 down: BUDGET. Plan for spending and saving
  15. 15 across: GROWNUP. Someone past childhood, in kid-friendly terms
  16. 16 across: LICENSE. Card that lets you drive legally

About Adults

Adulthood in the United States arrives in stages rather than all at once: most states let you drive with a full license before you can vote at eighteen, and full car rental privileges often wait until twenty-five. The clues here cover the paperwork and habits that come with those years, from a mortgage and insurance to a budget, a commute, and the errands nobody assigns you. Others point to roles adults take on, such as parent, mentor, voter, and retiree.

Reach for this in a life skills or civics lesson, when students are mapping out what responsibilities actually look like after graduation.

What is in this crossword

A 16 by 17 crossword with 9 across and 7 down, on the subject of Adults.

Grid
16 x 17
Across
9
Down
7
Longest answer
INSURANCE (9 letters)

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