| A | B |
| average | typical, usual, or ordinary |
| bandage | strip of cloth used to bind, cover, or protect a wound |
| baggage | suitcases and other containers for traveling |
| creative | having the ability to create things |
| captive | held prisoner or kept under control of another |
| detective | person whose work is to get information about crimes |
| cottage | small house in country |
| apprentice | person who is learninga craft |
| cooperative | done by working with others |
| heritage | something handed down to later generations |
| justice | quality of being fair |
| knowledge | facts and ideas; information |
| language | spoken or written human speech |
| luggage | bags and suitcases for travel |
| message | words sent from one person to another |
| native | belonging to a person because of place of birth |
| notice | to take note of; pay attention |
| manage | to have control over; direct |
| marriage | condition of living together as husband and wife |
| postage | charge for mailing something |
| passage | act of passing; journey; narrow path |
| practice | to do or work over and over to acquire skill |
| package | bundle of things packed together |
| primitive | of or in an early stage in development |
| superlative | being the very best |
| service | act of helping others |
| relative | person related by family |
| shortage | amount of something that is not enough |
| voyage | long journey to distant place on ship, aircraft, or spacecraft |
| village | group of houses that make up community smaller than town |