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This word includes all the plans and animals.
What is nature?
A large body of people united by common descent, history, or culture, inhabiting a particular country or territory.
What is a nation?
The opposite of urban, this word describes countryside areas.
What is rural?
This large animal has been used for riding, racing, and farm work for centuries.
What is a horse?
This word describes being open to harm or attack, physically or emotionally.
What is vulnerable?
Pirate maps say x marks the spot.
What is treasure?
You might wait for your train or bus at this kind of place.
What is a station?
You might go here to see a live play or a musical.
What is a theater?
This sea creature has eight arms and is known for its intelligence.
What is an octopus?
Puppies and kittens are often described with this “aww”-inspiring adjective.
What is adorable?
This subject includes works by Shakespeare, Austen, and Hemingway.
What is literature?
This process happens when a sponge takes in water or your mind takes in information.
What is absorption?
A plan that shows when tasks or events are supposed to happen.
What is a schedule?
A frown or angry facial expression is known by this term.
What is a scowl?
If something can be obtained, it’s said to be this.
What is available?
This ancient Chinese practice involves inserting thin needles to relieve pain or stress.
What is acupuncture?
In computing, it refers to the arrangement or setup of parts in a system.
What is configuration?
A group of singers who often perform in churches or concerts.
What is a choir?
Something beyond what is usual or expected is described with this word.
What is extra?
The weather — and some people’s moods — can be described with this word.
What is changeable?
The act of setting out from the airport.
What is departure?
This word means the act of renouncing or rejecting something, often one’s own interests.
What is abnegation?
What you need to maintain when studying or taking a test.
What is focus?
Red, blue, and yellow are primary examples of this.
What is color?
A story that seems realistic is often described as this.
What is believable?