Tower of London
a special favor
a privilege
study of the nervous system
neurology
a youngster / a teenager
to hit something with your foot
to hit
Two ajectives to describe Sherlock Holmes (synonyms are forbidden)
smart, clever, intelligent / arrogant / eccentric / serious /
a synonym for fortress
a citadel
the study of matter and energy, forces and motion
physics
a non-violent refusal to continue work until a problem is solved
a strike
a rectangular area marked with lines on which tennis is played
a court
the opposite of innocent
guilty
a valuable stone
a jewel
energy sources that do not pollute when they are used
clean energy / renewable energy
the consequences of the rise of temperatures
climate change / global warming
someone who participates in a sport or a game
a player
someone who saw a crime being committed and can provide some information
a witness
the birds kept in the Tower of London
ravens
a branch of mathematics that involves expressions with variables
algebra
refuse to use goods and services
to boycott
a synonym to "swimming shorts"
trunks
to look into closely ; to study in great detail
to investigate
a place where coins are made
the Mint
numerical data
statistics
a person looked to by others as an example to be imitated
a role model
a piece of cloth worn when you practice gymnastics
a leotard
to draw a conclusion from given facts
to investigate