B1 English Crossword Generator (Intermediate)

B1 marks the transition to independent language use. Vocabulary becomes more abstract and less tied to immediate experience. Our B1 crosswords feature words like "itinerary," "destination," and "departure" for travel, with clues that may include example sentences or brief definitions. This level challenges learners to think about word meaning rather than just recognition.

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Pick a level and topic, then click Generate.

CEFR Level

Topic

Number of Words

10 words15 words20 words

B1 words by topic

One real word and clue from each B1 topic on Crossvocab. Open a topic to see its full B1 word list.

B1 TravelCUSTOMSThe place at the border where officials check goods.B1 FoodINGREDIENTA food item used to make a dish or recipe.B1 BusinessPROFITThe money left after a company pays all costs.B1 TechnologySOFTWAREA set of programs that makes a computer work.B1 Daily RoutineSCHEDULEA plan that shows times for activities during the day.B1 HealthNUTRITIONThe process of taking in food for health.B1 EnvironmentHABITATThe natural home where a plant or animal lives and grows.B1 FamilyANCESTORA family member who lived many generations before you.B1 EducationASSIGNMENTA piece of work teachers give students to complete at home.B1 SportsATHLETEA person who trains and competes in physical sports.B1 WeatherFORECASTThe weather report that predicts conditions for the next days.B1 HobbiesGARDENINGGrowing plants and flowers for pleasure at home.

All CEFR Levels

A1 — Beginner A2 — Elementary B1 — Intermediate B2 — Upper Intermediate C1 — Advanced C2 — Proficiency

Frequently Asked Questions

What words are in B1 crosswords?

For example: customs (travel), ingredient (food), profit (business), software (technology), schedule (daily routine), nutrition (health). Every topic stays at B1, so the words change with the topic but the difficulty does not.

How hard are B1 crossword clues?

B1 clues are longer and often a sentence with a blank, so each word is practised in context. For example, "The place at the border where officials check goods" is CUSTOMS.

What is the CEFR scale?

The Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) is an international standard for describing language ability. It ranges from A1 (beginner) to C2 (proficiency), with each level representing a clear set of skills and vocabulary.