Courage: Courage, decision and passion with which an action is undertaken, especially with which the enemy is attacked or a danger or difficulty is faced.

Hurt: Injury, usually bleeding, that occurs in the external tissues of the body as a result of a cut, a shot, a pressure, a brush, etc.

Door: Opening in a wall or fence that goes from the ground to a suitable height and allows to pass from one place or environment to another; it generally consists of a closing element consisting of a frame.

Danger: Situation in which there is the possibility, threat or occasion of a misfortune or setback.

Oar: Rowing instrument consisting of a long, narrow wooden paddle that allows a boat to be moved or advanced by exerting force on the water.

Treasure: Set of money, jewelry or other valuables, gathered and stored in one place.

Turn: Twist is a sign that we should turn the steering wheel.

Germ: It is a bacterium that harms your health.

Sport: Physical activity or exercise, subject to certain rules, in which skill, dexterity or physical strength is tested, with or without competition.

Learn: To acquire knowledge of something through study, exercise, or experience.

Fork: Utensil to prick or pick up solid food and bring it to the mouth consisting of a handle with three or four equal spikes at one end.

Forest: Extension of land densely populated with trees, bushes and bushes.

Warm: That is hot or produces heat.