| A | B |
| examine | look carefully at something |
| except | apart from |
| exact | perfectly correct and accurate |
| excuse | a reason you give to explain why you did something |
| excite | to be eager or interested |
| executive | someone involved in planning the future of a company |
| exercise | physical activity to help keep you healthy |
| excellent | very good job |
| exclaim | to say something with force or suddenly, because you are excited |
| exhibit | to show something to the public |
| apprentice | someone who learns a trade by working with a skilled person |
| governor | the person in charge of the government |
| government | the control and administration of an organization |
| justice | fair and impartial treatment |
| liberty | freedom |
| whistle | high, shrill sound, to move fast, or an instrument |
| honorable | to keep your promises, good in actions |
| independence | freedom from control of others, the condition of being independent. |
| forbid | to order someone not to do something |
| accept | to agree to something, or take something that is offered |