| A | B |
| hauling | pulling or carrying |
| artificial | not real or natural;fake |
| babushka | woman's head scarf; from the Russian word meaning "grandmother" |
| sewn | fastened with stitches using a needle and thread |
| scraps | leftover bits of cloth |
| needles | small, thin tools used for sewing |
| threaded | passed thread through the eye of a needle |
| border | a part that forms the outside edge of something |
| challah | a loaf of white bread, often braided, that traditioinally is eaten at special Jewish celebrations |
| linen | cloth made from fibers of the flax plant |
| handkerchief | a square piece of cloth used for wiping the face or nose; a scarf |
| huppa | a canopy under which traditional Jewish weddings are performed |
| poverty | being very poor |
| bouquet | a bunch of flowers |
| gathering | a coming together of people |
| wealth | riches, valuable possessions, or property |
| flavor | special quality or taste |
| engaged | promised to marry |
| welcome | greet with pleasure |
| quilt | a bed covering made by stitching together two layers of fabric with wool, cotton, or feathers inside |