
National Geographic Readers: Skyscrapers (Level 3): Criss Cross
Answer clues based on the content and vocabulary words from National Geographic Readers: Skyscrapers (Level 3). Look for hints in the Word Bank. Print the puzzle or use on your tablet, phone, or computer.
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Across
- 2. Buildings must be built in a way that protects against ___.
- 4. In the 1880s, using an iron-and-steel skeleton to support a ___ led to the construction of skyscrapers.
- 6. ___ is solid, fireproof, and it also blocks noise.
- 10. Some skyscrapers are famous because of their ___.
Down
- 1. Some skyscrapers are famous because they create a ___ that makes the city easy to recognize.
- 3. The invention of a safe passenger ___ made skyscrapers a reality.
- 5. If a building's frame is made out of ___ or reinforced concrete, its inner walls and floors help support it.
- 7. The ___ wall is the outer covering of a skyscraper.
- 8. When building a skyscraper, people must think about ___.
- 9. The world's tallest skyscraper is the Burj Khalifa in ___, United Arab Emirates.
Word Bank
building
elevator
dubai
design
skyline
gravity
concrete
steel
curtain
nature