| A | B |
|---|
| active | adj. Taking part; working |
| active | adj. Lively, quick, busy |
| active | adj. Moving a lot or moving quickly |
| astound | v. To surprise or amaze |
| attend | v. To go or to be present at |
| attend | v. To pay attention to |
| cherish | v. To cling to an idea or feeling |
| cherish | v. To take good care of or to love |
| contract | v. To make an agreement that has the force of law |
| contract | v. To get; to come to have |
| contract | v. To make or become smaller |
| contract | n. An agreement that has the force of law |
| eager | adj. Wanting very much |
| expose | v. To make known |
| expose | v. To open to view |
| expose | v. To leave unprotected |
| grace | n. Beauty of form or movement |
| grace | n. A short prayer said before a meal |
| grace | n. An extra period to do or pay something |
| impose | v. To force someone to accept or put up with |
| impose | v. To take unfair advantage of |
| modest | adj. Not thinking too highly of oneself |
| modest | adj. Simple; not fancy or extreme |
| parallel | adj. Lying in the same direction and always the same distance apart |
| parallel | adj. Similar |
| paralyze | v. To stop all movement or feeling in |
| paralyze | v. To make helpless or powerless |
| pessimist | n. A person who expects things to turn out badly |
| pessimistic | adj., Not having hope, joy or confidence; gloomy |
| recite | v. To say aloud before an audience, usually from memory |
| recital | n. A program of music or dance |
| respond | v. To answer |
| response | n. Something said or done in reply |
| modesty | n. The quality of being modest |
| graceful | adj. Having beauty of movment |
| paralysis | n. condition of being paralyzed |
| astounding | adj. Very surprising |
| eagerly | adv. With a great deal of enthusiasm, wanting |
