Puzzle

Search for the underlined words below in the above puzzle. The words are in all directions: vertically, horizontally, and diagonally.

① Human rights are often shaped by subjective standards. <See News Focus>

② South Korea has a system of 10 employment visas, known as E-type visas, for migrant workers. <See Cover Story>

③ Shenji New Village’s success is rooted in a core principle: achieving commercial competitiveness by showcasing people’s unique stories. <See Feature>

④Guillermo del Toro is similar to the director of “Parasite.” <See Foreign Community>

⑤ As global temperatures rise and greenhouse gas emissions continue, climate-related disasters are growing. <See Global Issue>

⑥ Sexual minorities have begun to appear in many forms of media as people’s views are changing. <See People>

⑦ Wellness trends contribute to positive lifestyles by balancing physical and mental health to improve quality of life. <See Trend & Culture>

⑧ Local pharmacies can survive by offering personalized services that big chains cannot. <See Opinion>

By Antiquando Daniela, Reporter

* The History of Word Searches: Zoe Bell, the executive producer of Games, said that word searches have a long history in newspapers. In 1968, Norman E. Gibat published word searches in the “Selenby Digest,” a flyer he distributed in Oklahoma supermarkets. Around the same time, Pedro Ocón de Oro, a Spanish puzzle maker, was creating word searches he called “sopas de letras,” or “soups of letters.” In the 1970s and 1980s, word searches started to appear more in newspapers and activity books. - Excerpt from “Putting a New Twist on a Classic Puzzle,” The New York Times, March 4, 2024