Crossword Maker

CEFR A2 vocabulary crosswords

A2 is the step after A1: words for travel, shopping, work, feelings and everyday plans. Pick a topic and the tool chooses A2 words and writes a short English definition for each. It’s useful for revision with students working at A2 level, including those preparing for A2-level exams.

A2 words by topic

  • Things at home (30 words)
  • Food and drink (13 words)
  • Town and shopping (44 words)
  • Hobbies, arts and media (28 words)
  • Family and people (17 words)
  • Work and jobs (29 words)
  • School and learning (37 words)
  • Countries and nations (15 words)
  • Travel and holidays (24 words)
  • News and modern life (21 words)
  • Common verbs (182 words)
  • Common adjectives (193 words)

Every word is CEFR A2 in the CEFR-J Wordlist. A1 words are on the A1 page.

How teachers use it

  • Revision: one topic per lesson, clues only.
  • Mixed-level classes: give stronger students the clues-only sheet and others the word-bank version of the same puzzle.
  • Homework: send the link and students check their own answers.

Sample list: Town and shopping

  • fashion — popular style of clothes
  • bush — a small tree with many branches
  • lane — a narrow road
  • branch — a part of a tree that grows from the trunk
  • sample — a small part that shows what the whole is like
  • road — cars drive on it
  • wallet — a small case for money
  • handbag — a small bag for carrying money, keys and a phone
  • fence — a wall of wood or wire around a garden
  • museum — a place with old and interesting things to see

Open this sample Make an A2 crossword

FAQ

Is this the official word list for an exam?

No. CEFR-J places words at CEFR levels; exam boards publish their own lists. Our A2 words are a good match for A2-level study, but not a copy of any exam list.

Are A1 words included?

No. This page uses A2 words only. Use the A1 page, or the A1 + A2 bundle, for both levels.

Can I use the worksheets in class?

Yes, anything you make here is yours to print and copy for your students.