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RS&F 2 1-5
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| take care of | to keep something or someone safe; to protect |
| plant | a living thing with leaves and roots |
| simple | something that is easy to do or understand |
| in fact | really; actually; in truth |
| gardener | a person whose job or hobby is to take care of plants |
| at least | not less than; a minimum of |
| flower | a colorful plant, like a rose |
| scientist | a person who studies things by doing careful tests |
| sunlight | the light and energy from the sun |
| amount | how much there is of something |
| backbone | the line of bones down the middle of the back |
| jellyfish | a sea animal with a clear, round body |
| able | having the power or skill that is needed to do something |
| land | the part of the Earth that is not water; the ground |
| frog | a small, green animal with big eyes that lives near water |
| example | one thing that represents other things |
| snake | an animal that has no legs or arms |
| dinosaur | an animal that lived on Earth a very long time ago |
| milk | a white drink that a mother makes for her babies |
| horse | a big animal that people ride or use to pull things |
| turtle | an animal with a soft body covered by a hard shell |
| meter | 100 centimeters; a unit of measure of length |
| however | but; though |
| reason | a cause that explains why |
| danger | something that can hurt or kill |
| net | a thing made of rope or string with lots of holes in it |
| lay | to make an egg and place it outside the body |
| instead | used when one thing is changed for another thing |
| save | to stop something or someone from getting hurt or killed |
| safe | not in danger |
| earthquake | an event when the ground shakes |
| outside | not inside; out |
| plate | a large flat thing |
| against | in an opposite way or direction to something else |
| ring | a circle shape that is empty in the middle |
| second | 1/60 of a minute |
| wave | movement across a body of water |
| building | a place with a roof and walls |
| carry away | to pick up and take something to another place |
| paint | to make a picture using colored oils and other liquids |
| painting | a picture made with colored oils and other liquids |
| science | the study of nature and natural things |
| flying | the act of moving through the air like a bird |
| drawing | a picture made with a dry material, especially pencil on paper |
| helicopter | a flying machine with long metal wings that spin around |
| plane | a flying machine; short for “airplane” |
| dig | to make a hole by taking out dirt, sand, etc. |
| enemy | someone who is against you or wants to hurt you |
| draw | to make a picture of something with a pen, pencil, or other writing tool |
| right | something that people are able to do because of a law |
| for example | used to show how something is like other things |
| vote | when many people each make a choice and the majority wins |
| leader | the person who makes choices and speaks for everyone else |
| fight | to go against someone or something |
| company | a group of people who make money by selling things |
| finally | at the end; in the last place |
| law | a rule that everyone must follow |
| shot | to be hit by a bullet from a gun (past of "shoot") |
| kill | to end someone’s life |
| European | someone whose home is in Europe |
| boat | something you use to travel on water |
| farmer | a person who works at a farm |
| farm | a place where people grow plants or raise animals for human use |
| war | a fight between two or more countries |
| probably | likely; having a strong chance of happening |
| weather | things like rain, snow, clouds, and the sun |
| singer | someone who makes music with their voice |
| show | to let someone see or understand something |
| singing | music made using your voice |
| grow up | to become older; to turn from a child to an adult |
| area | a place; a piece of land |
| drug | bad medicine; often dangerous or against the law |
| experience | to do something, or to have something happen to you |
| statue | a piece of 3D art, often of a person or animal |
| hometown | The place that someone calls "home", even if they don't live there anymore |
| recent | not long ago |
| Atlantic | the large body of water between North/South America and Europe/Africa |
| Pacific | the large body of water between Asia/Oceania and North/South America |
| ocean | a large body of salt water |
| hold | to keep something in your hand |
| canal | a small river made by people |
| complete | to finish something by adding parts to it |
| pass through | to go from one side to the other side of something |
| several | three or more of something, but not too many |
| canyon | a deep, long hole cut through rock by a river |
| national | related to a whole country |
| park | a place where nature is protected; often used for sightseeing, camping, etc. |
| ride | to go somewhere on an animal or machine |
| go camping | to spend a short time living in nature, for fun |
| Native American | related to the people who first lived in America |
| mountain | a rocky piece of land that is very high and steep |
| billion | 1,000,000,000 |
| lie down | to make your body flat, so that your head and feet are at the same level |
| jungle | a place with many trees and plants growing close together |
| strange | odd; different from what is usual or normal |
| entrance | a place where you go in or enter |
| cave | a large, natural hole in the earth |
| center | the middle |
| hole | an open or empty space |
| wide | big from side to side |
| country | a place that is ruled by its own national government |
| platform | a raised, flat area; usually for standing or placing things on |
| government | a group that make decisions and laws for people in a country, city, etc. |
| left | still there; remaining |
| return | to go back to a place where you were before |
| control | the power to make someone or something do what you want |
| prince | the son or grandson of a king and/or queen |
| princess | the daughter or granddaughter of a king or queen |
| spend time | to use up time doing something |
| sell | to exchange something for money |
| artist | someone who makes art by painting, drawing, etc. |
| create | to make something new |
| creative | full of new, different ideas |
| type | a kind of something; a category |
| serious | not for fun; not funny |
| useful | using or doing something helpful |
| study | to try to learn something |
| clever | being able to understand things quickly; smart |
| either | one or the other |
| decide | to choose something after thinking about it |
| choose | to pick something from a group of things |
| violin | a musical instrument with four strings that you play with a bow |
| guitar | a musical instrument with six strings |
| piano | a large musical instrument with black and white keys |
| count | to give each thing a (number) to know how many there are |
| note | one sound in a piece of music |
| song | a piece of music for someone to sing |
| protest | to say strongly that something is bad or wrong |
| songwriter | a person who writes songs |
| equality | the idea or act of treating all people the same |
| equal | being the same in (number) or amount |
| continue | to keep doing something or begin something again |
| camera | a machine that takes photographs |
| photography | the taking of pictures using a camera |
| clear | easy to see; sharp; not hidden |
| share | to allow someone else to do or use something |
| volcano | an opening in the earth where gases and hot rocks come out |
| explosion | a violent shattering or blowing apart of something |
| explode | to blow apart |
| cover | to put something on top of something else |
| ash | very soft powder that is left when something is burned |
| winter | the time of the year when the weather is cold |
| lifetime | one’s whole life, from birth to death |
| caller | someone who calls on a phone |
| operator | someone who helps people talk to others by phone |
| connect | to join two or more things together |
| whole | including every part of something |
| line | a wire, as in a phone system |
| take turns | to do something one after the other |
| office | a place where people work |
| airplane | a machine with an engine and wings that people use to fly |
| wing | a part of an animal's body that is used for flying or gliding |
| fill | to make something full |
| balloon | a bag filled with air and tied at the neck |
| glider | An airplane without an engine |
| motor | a machine that give power to move something |
| overdo | to do too much |
| careful | doing something to avoid danger |
| overuse | to use something too much |
| game | a thing people play to win |
| problem | something harmful or not wanted |
| pay | to give money for something |
| check | to look at something carefully |
| may | used to express possibility |
| cut down | to reduce; to use something less |
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