| A | B |
| design | a pattern of form or color |
| dye | a liquid used to color cloth |
| weave | to make cloth by lacing threads over and under each other |
| wool | thick, soft hair taken from sheep or some kinds of goats and used to make rugs and clothing |
| thoroughly | completely; without skipping anything |
| weather | the way things are outside |
| distance | a place far away |
| measured | used the exact amounts as directed |
| ingredients | things listed in a recipe that are mixed together to make something |
| lightning | a sudden flash of light in the sky that happens during a storm |
| recipe | a list of ingredients and directions for making a food |
| alive | living; not dead |
| built | made something; put something together |
| disturb | to bother or upset |
| themselves | their own selves |
| tunnels | long, narrow spaces dug underground |
| coast | land at the edge of the sea |
| curious | very interested to learn know more about |
| fought | tried very hard |
| surface | the top of the water, where the water meets the air |
| forced | made someone do something |
| tangled | twisted and trapped |
| cries | loud shouts or calls |
| harmless | causing no harm or damage |
| explore | to go into new or unknown places |
| weighs | measures how heavy something or someone is |
| finally | at last |
| noise | a loud sound |