| A | B |
| adore | to worship as a divine being; to love with deep devotion |
| amaze | to fill with surprise or wonder; astonish |
| aware | conscious of something |
| basic | main, essential, primary |
| behave | to function in a certain way |
| camel | large animal with long neck and one or two humps |
| closet | small room in which clothes or household supplies are kept |
| credit | belief or confidence in the truth of something; trust |
| detail | small part of the whole, item |
| device | a piece of equipment made for particular purpose |
| equal | being exactly the same in amount, extent, or other measured quality |
| evil | bad, wrong, wicked |
| human | of or characteristic of people |
| laser | device that sends out narrow powerful beam of light |
| logic | rational thought; sound reasoning |
| model | a small copy; person hired to display merchandise |
| module | standard unit of measurement; any of the self-contained parts of spacecraft |
| nation | group of people who share same territory; country |
| novel | made-up story long enough to fill book |
| nuisance | someone or something that is annoying; a pest |
| prefer | to like better |
| rapid | marked by speed; fast |
| repeat | to say, do or go through again |
| record | to set down in writing; a disk that can be played on a phonograph |
| robot | machine that can perform human tasks or imitate human actions |
| shadow | shaded area made when light is blocked; partial darkness |
| total | number gotten by adding; the sum; absolute; complete |
| tulip | garden plant that grows from a bulb and has flowers |
| value | what something is worth; quality that makes something worth having |
| vanish | to disappear or become invisible |