| A | B |
|---|
| acrobat | person who can swing on a trapeze, turn handsprings, walk a tightrope, or do other feats of bodily skill and strength |
| admire | highly thought of, respected |
| admit | say is real or true; allow to enter |
| artist | person who paints pictures; person who is skilled in any of the fine arts |
| committee | a group of persons appointed or elected to do some special thing |
| control | power, authority, direction; a holding back; a device on or connected to a machine |
| detective | a person whose work is finding information secretly and solving crimes |
| distance | space in between; place far away |
| hotel | house or large building that supplies rooms for travelers |
| magician | person who entertains by magic tricks |
| mysterious | secret, hidden, hard to explain; suggesting a mystery |
| mystery | a secret, something that is hidden or unknown; something not explained or understood |
| national | of a nation; citizen of a nation |
| obey | do what one is told; follow the order of; yield to the control of |
| perfect | having no faults; remove all faults from; complete |
| popular | liked by most people; representing the people; widespread among many people |
| private | not for the public; personal; confidential; soldier of the lowest rank |
| seventeen | seven more than ten |
| seventh | next after the sixth; one of seven equal parts |
| upset | tip over; disturb greatly; an unexpected defeat |
| obscure | hidden from view; not easily understood |
| champion | person or animal that wins first place in a game or race |
| upset | worried or disturbed |
| problem | something that causes difficulty |
