| 11. |
different |
not alike; separate: These flowers are all different. |
| 12. |
bent |
1. become crooked: The board began to bend as she
waked on it. 2. make crooked: Try to bend this stick. 3.
move the top of your body toward the ground: Bend over and touch your toes. |
| 13. |
front |
1. the first part: The part that faces forward:
The front of the house was painted. 2. at or in the front: the
front door, a front apartment. |
| 14. |
important |
meaning a lot; valuable: It is important to go to
school. The president is an important person. |
| 15. |
silently |
without any sound: The cat crept silently through the
grass. |
| 16. |
present |
1. give: They are going to present a gift to the
policeman. 2. something presented: I received a present. 3.
introduce; make known: She was presented to the queen. 4.
being here;
not absent: Three people are present. 5. At present means
now. |
| 17. |
represent |
to serve as a sign or symbol: The U.S. flag represents
our country. |
| 18. |
amount |
a sum: No amount of coaxing would make Mother change her
mind. What is the amount he owes you? |
| 19. |
count |
1. name numbers in order: He can count to one
hundred. 2. add up: She counted the pennies. 3. be of value:
What we do counts more than what we say. |
| 20. |
giant |
1. in stories, a person of great size or of very great
power. 2. huge: a giant sandwich, a giant footprint. |
