5. A
Acquaintances:
1. a. Knowledge of a person
acquired by a relationship less
intimate than friendship.
b. A relationship based on
such knowledge.
2. A person whom one
knows.
3. Knowledge or information
about something or someone.
9. B
Bark:
1. The harsh sound uttered
by a dog.
2. A sound, such as a
cough, that is similar to a
dog's bark.
10. B
Broadcast:
1.To transmit (a radio or
television program) for
public or general use.
2. To send out or
communicate, especially by
radio or television.
11. B
Birthrate:
The ratio of total live births
to total population in a
specified community or
area over a specified period
of time. The birthrate is
often expressed as the
number of live births per
1,000 of the population
per year. Also
called natality.
35. G
Grows:
Life Sciences & Allied
Applications / Biology) (of
an organism or part of an
organism) to increase in size
or develop (hair, leaves, or
other structures.
45. I
Issues:
a. The act or an instance of
flowing, passing, or giving
out.
b. The act of circulating,
distributing, or publishing
by an office or official group
46. I
Inherit:
a. To receive (property or a
title, for example) from an
ancestor by legal succession
or will.
b. To receive by bequest or
as a legacy.
54. K
Karate:
A Japanese art of self-
defense in which sharp
blows and kicks are
administered to pressure-
sensitive points on the body
of an opponent.
55. K
Keyboard:
A set of keys, as on a
computer terminal, word
processor, typewriter, or
piano.
69. N
Nail:
1. A slim, pointed piece of
metal hammered into
material as a fastener.
2.a. A fingernail or toenail.
b. A claw or talon.
70. N
Nettle:
Any of numerous plants of
the genus Urtica, having
toothed leaves, unisexual
apetalous flowers, and
stinging hairs that cause
skin irritation on contact.
71. N
Nation:
A relatively large group of
people organized under a
single, usually independent
government; a country.
88. R
Rainforest:
A dense evergreen forest
with an annual rainfall of
at least 406 centimeters
(160 inches). Rainforests
are often, but not always,
located in tropical regions.
106. V
Vows:
An earnest promise to
perform a specified act or
behave in a certain
manner, especially a solemn
promise to live and act in
accordance with the rules
of a religious order