| A | B |
| profit | the amount of money left after all the costs of operating a business have been subtracted |
| rounds | a regular course of places visited or duties performed |
| dealers | a person who sells or distributes something as a business |
| credit | time given for payment for goods or services sold on trust |
| bolted | to move suddenly or nervously |
| discouragement | to be deprived of courage or confidence |
| fortune | a very large sum of money |
| opportunities | good chances for advancement or progress |
| urging | to declare, advance or press earnestly a statement or argument |
| majestic | greatness of quality |
| stands | a group of plants growing in a continuous area |
| specialized | to concentrate one's efforts in a special activity, field or practice |
| feverishly | marked by intense activity |
| summoned | to send for |
| despair | loss of hope |
| rehearse | to recite (to repeat from memory) aloud |
| plodded | to walk heavily or slowly |
| quality | a degree of excellence |
| expand | to increase the extent, number, volume or scope of |
| importer | a person/company who brings merchandise into a place or country from a different place or country |
| rely | depend on |
| ventures | an undertaking involving chance, risk, or danger (especially business) |
| earnest | characterized as intense or serious |
| trudged | to walk with effort |