| A | B |
|---|
| wilderness | outside where there is no civilization. |
| vacation | to take time from ones normal activities. |
| president | the individual in charge of a group such an the US. |
| popular | to be very well liked or accepted. |
| memory | to recall in ones mind what occured before. |
| monument | a statue or memorial built in honor of someone of an event. |
| educate | to add one learning process. |
| general | of or involving all. |
| regular | usually the same. |
| avenue | a usually wide street. |
| canary | a type of bird - often yellow in color. |
| potato | a food often eaten with meat and vegetables. |
| energy | heat or electric power usable for doing physical work, such as moving. |
| deposit | to place into an account at a bank. |
| period | a small dot found at the end of a declarative sentence. |
| industry | a large-scale enterprise that provides a product or service. |
| uniform | an article of clothing worn by everyone in the same job or school. |
| condition | the way someone or something is. |
| romantic | of, relating to, or marked by love or romance. |
| attention | the ability of concentrate. |
| beautiful | being very pleasing to the senses or mind. |
| remember | to recall from memory something that occured before. |
| library | a room or building that contains a large collection of books the people often borrow to read. |
| another | being a second or an additional one. |
| enemy | a person, animal, jor group that hates or wishes harm to another. |
| majestic | stately and dignified; regal. |
| reverence | to show great respect. |
| astonish | to surprise greatly; amaze. |
| stimulate | to make active or more active. |
| obvious | easily seen or understood. |
