| A | B |
| dumpling | a kind of pudding or mass of paste boiled or baked |
| bleachers | low priced area of seats or benches |
| crossly | in a bad temper |
| orchard | piece of ground on which fruit trees are grown |
| train | a connected line of railroad cars moving together |
| stockings | a close fitting knitted covering of wool, cotton, silk or nylon, fabric for the foot or leg |
| bundle | things tied or wrapped together; parcel |
| dump | empty out; place for throwing rubbish |
| fireplace | place built to hold a fire |
| hem | border or edge on a garment; edge made by folding over the cloth and sewing it |
| admire | look at or think of with wonder, pleasure, or satisfaction |
| resourceful | good at thinking of ways to do things |
| fountain | water flowing or rising into the air in a spray |
| independent | thinking or acting for oneself |
| polite | behaving properly |
| haystack | a pile of hay |
| waterfall | water that flows over rocks into a pool |
| clothesline | a rope hung up for drying clothes |
| explorer | a person who explores an area |
| kettle | a round metal pot used for cooking |
| eager | ready to do something; anxious |
| homesick | miss your home vey much |