| A | B |
| accident | something that happens without being planned, intended, wanted or known in advance |
| actually | really; in fact |
| ancestor | person from whom one is directly descended |
| battery | any set of similar or connected things |
| beef | meat from a steer, cow, or bull |
| celebrate | have a gay time; observe a special time with proper activities |
| command | give an order, or direction; ability to have and use |
| convenient | easy to use; within easy reach |
| curiosity | eager desire to know; a strange, rare object |
| discovery | finding out; thing found out |
| enemy | person or group that hates or tries to harm another; anything that will harm |
| envelope | a paper cover in which a letter can be mailed; wrapper, covering |
| fact | thing known to be true |
| familiar | well-known; common |
| flare | flame up briefly; blaze |
| frozen | hardened with cold; cold and unfeeling |
| information | knowledge given; news |
| instant | a particular moment; prepared beforehand and requiring little or no cooking |
| purpose | a plan; aim; intention |
| realize | understand clearly; make real |
| attention | a directing of one's thoughts |
| neighborhood | a particular aqrea in which one's home is located |
| weave | to go by twisting and turning |
| future | time that is to come |