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| (n.) a protected place for wildlife where predators are controlled and hunting is not allowed |
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| (pl. n.) people who come from a particular ancestor |
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| (adj.) having a sense of harm or danger |
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| (v.) to come into view or become known |
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| (adj.) easily broken; delicate |
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| (n.) the place where an animal or plant naturally lives and grows |
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| (pl.n.) the days of the week except Saturday and Sunday |
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| (adj.) sincere, honest; the real thing, not an imitation |
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| (v.) slid or glided like a snake |
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| (adj.) not able to do damage or hurt |
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| (v.) to say one is sorry or embarrassed; to make an apology |
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| (n.) a special vehicle that is used to carry sick or injured people to a hospital |
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| (pl.n.) cold-blooded vertebrates of the group Reptilia, includes lizards, snakes, alligators, crocodiles, turtles |
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| (v.) to sleep or remain inactive during the winter |
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| (n. or v.) protective coloring that allows an insect or animal to blend with its surroundings; to hide or conceal by using colors and shapes of surroundings |
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| (n.) a position in the middle of a group of people or things |
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| (v.) to have broken down food in the mouth, stomach, and intestines |
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| (n.) the quality or condition of having a job, duty, or concern |
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| (adj.) very hard or impossible to understand; full of mystery |
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| (n.) great surprise or wonder |
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| (v.) made looser; set free or released |
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| (pl.n.) places where the skin is broken and hurts |
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| (n.) a prolonged talk by one speaker, especially in literature; "internal monologue" refers to thoughts being spoken aloud |
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| (n.) the conversation between two or more persons in a novel, drama, etc. |
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| (n.) person or animal in a book, story, film, play or poem |
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| (n.) room in which a court of law meets to hold a trial |
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| (n.) facts or proof of innocence of guilt |
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| (adj.) having done wrong; deserving of blame or punishment |
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| (v.) saved from harm or freed from captivity |
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| (n.) the group of people who listen to witness testimony and decide the verdict |
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| (n.) the decision of the jury whether the accused is guilty or innocent |
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| (pl.n.) the days of the week except Saturday and Sunday |
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| (v.) to slide or glide like a snake |
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| (v.) to say one is sorry or embarrassed about something; to offer an apology |
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| (adj.) sincere, honest; not an imitation |
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| (adj.) not able to do damage or harm |
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| (n.) a special vehicle used to carry sick or injured people to the hospital |
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| (v.) failed to give proper attention or care to; failed to do |
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| (v.) understand the value of; was grateful for something |
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| (v.) understood someone incorrectly; got the wrong idea |
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| (adj.) very bad or hopeless |
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| (v.) survived or put up with |
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| (n.) the willingness to obey, or carry out orders, wishes, or instructions |
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| (v.) to magnify beyond the limits of truth; to overstate or embellish |
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| (v.) to compromise through discussion |
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| (adj.) being active during the nighttime and sleeping during the day |
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| (adj.) being active during the daylight hours and sleeping at night |
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