| A | B |
|---|
| ample | plenty; more than enough |
| burden | something that is carried; especially a heavy load |
| burden | to add to what one has to bear |
| compassion | a feeling of sharing the suffering of others and of wanting to help |
| compassion | sympathy; pity |
| comply | to act in agreement with a rule or another's wishes |
| cumbersome | awkward and hard to handle |
| distress | to cause pain or sorrow |
| distress | pain , sorrow or worry |
| encounter | to meet unexpectedly |
| encounter | a chance meeting |
| encounter | a battle or fight |
| exert | to put forth effort |
| exertion | the act of tiring oneself; a strong effort |
| indignant | angry or resentful about something that seems wrong or unfair |
| indignation | anger caused by something wrong or unfair |
| jest | a joke or the act of joking |
| mirth | laughter; happiness expressed through laughter |
| moral | a useful lesson about life |
| moral | based on what is right and proper |
| outskirts | the parts far from the center, as of a town |
| resume | to begin again after a pause |
| resume | to occupy again |
| ridicule (v) | to make fun of; mock |
| ridicule (n) | words or actions intended to make fun of or mock |
| ridiculous | laughable; deserving of mockery |
