| A | B |
| apron | a piece of clothing that protects other clothes |
| babushka | a scarf worn over the head and tied under the chin |
| bouquet | a bunch of flowers |
| bride | a woman who is about to get married or just got married |
| celebrate | to have special activites, like a party, for something or someone special |
| engaged | having made a promise to get married |
| husband | a man who is married |
| nightdress | a dress that is worn to bed, a nightgown, pajamas |
| quilt | a bed cover made of different cloths swen together |
| tablecloth | a cloth used to cover a talbe, usually used for special meals |
| wedding huppa | a cloth that held up by poes over a couple getting married |
| adjust | to get used to something new |
| ceremony | a special event that follows a certain order |
| culture | the arts, beliefs, customs, and traditions of a group of people |
| elder | an older person or a leader |
| feast | a big meal served for a special event |
| privilege | something special you get to do |
| respect | to feel or show a high opinion of someone or something |
| right | something that is allowed and gauranteed by law |
| tradition | a way of acting that is passed from one generation to the next |
| abuse | mean words and treatment |
| challenge | to disagree or take a stand against |
| compete | to try to win a contest or game |
| cruel | mean and nasty |
| hostility | hateful thoughts that lead to mean actions |
| humiliation | feeling embarrased and ashamed |
| intimidate | to make someone scared or frightened |
| petition | a piece of paper that people sign asking for change |
| racial prejudice | dislike of people because of thier race or skin color |
| threat | when someone says that are going to hurt someone else |
| benefit | a good result or reward for doing something |
| community | a group of people who live in the same neighborhood |
| conversation | a friendly talk between two or more people |
| excuse | a reason given for doing something |
| harvest festival | a celebration that happens after the food has been harvested |
| provide | to give or supply |
| recognize | to know someone when you see him or her again |
| trade | to give one thing and get another in its place |