| A | B |
|---|
| rabbi | a person trained as leader of the Jewish faith |
| exasperate | to make angry or impatient |
| soothing | to calm or ease or relieve |
| distain | to reject as beneath onself, scorn |
| occupation | invasion,conquest and control by foreign armed forces |
| belligerent | hostile or aggressive |
| unwavering | with firm determination, not shakable |
| sophisticated | refine, to make less naive and more worldly |
| designated | to point out, specify or indicate |
| carousel | a merry-go-round or circular conveyor |
| synagogue | place of worship for people of the Jewish faith |
| congregation | a body of assembled people for religious worship |
| murmur | a mutter or whisper |
| abruptly | unexpectedly sudden, curt, brusque |
| rationed | a fixed amount of food alloted to people |
