| A | B |
|---|
| accurate | without errors, completely correct |
| alert (1) | (1) watchful and ready to act |
| alert (2) | (2) an alarm |
| alert (3) | (3) to warn |
| ancestor | a family member who lived at an earlier time |
| disaster | a sudden, terrible event that brings great damage of suffering |
| elementary | related to the simplest or beginning level of something |
| envy | a feeling of resentment caused by longing for what someone has |
| epidemic (1) | (1) spreading to a very large group at the same time |
| epidemic (2) | (2) contagious |
| feeble (1) | (1) having little strength of force |
| feeble (2) | (2) without energy or authority |
| penetrate | to enter or force a way through or into |
| romp (1) | (1) spirited, carefree, or noisy fun |
| romp (2) | (2) to win easily |
| staple (1) | (1) a u-shaped wire that fastens material by piercing |
| staple (2) | (2) a major product, material, or item regularly used |
| survive | to stay alive or continue to exist |
| epidemic - synonym | infection |
| ancestors synonym | forerunners, forebears |
| romp synonym | frolic |
| envy synonym | begrudge, jealous |
| alert synonym | warning |
| disaster antonym | antonym -sucess |
| feeble antonym | antonym - forceful |
| staples antonym | antonym nonessentials |
| survive antonym | antonym outlive |
| accurate antonym | antonym false |
