| danger |
a chance or likelihood that something bad or harmful may happen; peril; risk. |
| dollar |
the main unit of money in the United States and many other countries. One U.S. dollar is equal to 100 cents. |
| fable |
a short tale that teaches a lesson. The characters in fables are often animals who speak and act like people. |
| faucet |
a device for turning on and off the flow of liquid from a pipe or container. |
| gate |
a part of a fence or wall that swings to open and close. |
| hero |
a person who has courage and who is a model for others. |
| inn |
a small hotel for people who are travelling. |
| properly |
in the appropriate way. |
| railroad |
a road of two connected steel bars along which trains move, or a system of transportation that uses these roads. |
| science |
a careful method of studying and learning about things in nature. |
| secret |
not seen or known by others; private. |
| station |
the place where a person or thing is normally found. |
| stir |
to mix liquids together or move a liquid in a circle using your hand or an object. |
| thunder |
the loud noise you sometimes hear during a violent rain storm. |
| uncle |
the brother of one's father or mother, or the husband of one's aunt. |