| complete |
having all of the parts that are necessary; whole. |
| fact |
something known or proved to be true. |
| greet |
to use words or simple actions that show pleasure or respect when you meet someone or start a letter. |
| guess |
to give an answer or opinion without enough information to be certain. |
| hill |
a raised area of land smaller than a mountain. |
| journey |
a long trip from one place to another. |
| magnify |
to cause to appear larger. |
| mail |
letters, packages, and other things sent and received through an official system. |
| newspaper |
a set of large sheets of paper with reports about recent events, advertisements, and other information. Most newspapers are printed and sold every day or once a week. |
| outstanding |
better than most others; excellent. |
| post1 |
a piece of wood, metal, or other material placed upright in the ground to mark or support something. |
| rich |
having a great amount of money or valuable possessions. |
| scar |
the permanent mark that remains after a wound has healed. |
| streak |
a long, narrow line or mark. |
| unit |
a single thing that is one of a group of similar things. |