| A | B |
|---|
| cargo | the freight carried by ship, airplane, or other vehicle |
| warn | to advise someone against doing or saying something |
| brittle | hard and likely to break |
| stampede | a sudden, violent rush of startled animals |
| persuade | to get someone to do or to believe something by arguing or reasoning; to convince someone |
| timid | lacking in courage; shy; meek |
| goods | personal property; belongings |
| shriek | to say something in a harsh, shrill voice |
| valiant | courageous; brave |
| sorrow | grief; sadness |
| arrange | to put something in proper order |
| shaky | not sturdy, steady, or firm |
| barge | a large open boat used for ceremonies |
| sigh | to make an exhaling sound |
| hardy | courageous and daring |
| freight | goods carried in a large vehicle; cargo |
| crop | plants grown to be used as food or as other products |
| joyous | full of happiness and delight |
| avalanche | a large mass of snow, ice, earth, or rocks that falls or slides down the side of a mountain |
| manufacture | production of finished goods from raw materials |
| tough | difficult, hard |
| alarm | to frighten somebody |
| display | to show messages, data, or graphics on a monitor |
| fragile | physically weak, usually from an illness |
| stable | a building for horses |
