| A | B |
|---|
| strait | a narrow channel connecting two larger bodies of water |
| principal | most important; main one who gives orders |
| straight | without a bend or curve; not crooked or irregular |
| there | in or at that place |
| herd | group of animals of one kind |
| principle | a fundamental, primary or general truth on which other truths depend |
| capitol | the building at Washington, D.C. in which the Congress meets |
| their | possessive form of they; belonging to them |
| heard | past tense of hear |
| capital | city where the government of a country, state or province is located |
| shear | cut close; cut the wool or fleece from; cut with shears or scissors |
| idle | doing nothing; not busy; not working |
| hostile | unfriendly, unfavorable, opposed; of an enemy |
| compliment | something good said about one; something said in praise of one's work |
| stationary | having a fixed station or place; not movable |
| idol | image or other object worshipped as a god |
| hostel | a lodging place, especially a supervised lodging place for people on bicycle trips, hikes, etc. |
| sheer | very thin, almost transparent |
| complement | something that completes or makes perfect; number required to fill |
| stationery | writing materials such as paper, cards and envelopes |
| guerrilla | member of a band of fighters who harass the enemy by sudden raids |
| gorilla | the largest and most powerful anthropoid ape |
| adolescents | persons growing up from childhood into adulthood; person from 12 to 20 years of age |
| adolescence | period of time of growth from childhood to adulthood |
| oral | using speech; spoken |
| aural | having to do with or perceived by the ear |
