| A | B |
| Aleut | native to the Aleutian Islands, a chain of islands located off the coast of Alaska |
| kelp | large, coarse brown seaweed |
| ravine | a deep, narrow, cut in the earth |
| parley | to hold an informal conference with an enemy |
| league | a measure of distance equal to about 3 miles |
| sparingly | in a thrify, saving manner |
| pursued | chased |
| stalked | walked stiffly or angrily |
| slain | killed; murdered |
| pelts | the skins of furry animals |
| strewn | covered by objects that are scattered or carelessly spread around |
| stunted | slowed in normal growth |
| ceased | stopped; ended |
| bales | large bundles of material tied together |
| retreat | withdraw; pull back |
| portioned | cut or divided into portions of shares |
| abalones | large sea snails having a bowl-like shell |
| mesa | a flat-topped hill with steep sides |
| decreed | proclaimed; made an official order |