| A | B |
| misapprehensian | a wrong idea misunderstanding |
| optomist | one who exspects things to turn out for the best |
| atrocity | an exstremely wicked brutal or cruel act something very bad or unplesant |
| audition | a trial hearing for a preformer to conduct or preform such a hearing |
| supplement | something added to complete a thing |
| trait | a quality or carecteristics a distiguishing feature |
| allegiance | the loyalty or obligation owed to a government |
| replica | a copy close reproduction |
| sanctuary | a sacred or holy place refuge or protection from capture or protection |
| taskmaster | ones whose job it is to assign work to others |
| upheaval | a sudden violent upward movement great disorder or radical change |
| beacon | a light or other signal that warns and guids |
| encounter | a meeeting of an enemy unplanned meeting |
| epic | a long narritave poem or other literary work about deeds and heroes |
| pantomime | a play or story performed without words by actors |
| pessimist | one who believes or exspects the worst |
| precaution | care tacken before hand a step or action taken to prevent something from happening |
| puncture | a small hole made by a sharp object to make such a hole |
| underscope | a line drawn under something |