Generate Electricity:
To create heat using a machine.
To cause a machine to malfunction.
To produce light using a light bulb.
To create power using various sources like wind or water.
Roar:
To chirp happily like a bird.
To hum quietly to oneself.
To make a loud, deep sound like a lion.
To meow softly like a cat.
Shuffle:
To run quickly in a straight line.
To jump up and down excitedly.
To move slowly by dragging one's feet.
To skip happily along.
Autobiography:
A biography written by someone else about a famous person.
A fictional story about a person's life.
A collection of poems written by a single author.
A factual account of a person's life written by themselves.
Howl:
To speak in a soft whisper.
To laugh uncontrollably.
To sing a beautiful melody.
To cry loudly in pain.
Shriek:
To speak in a low, calm voice.
To laugh hysterically.
To scream in a high-pitched voice.
To sing a sweet melody.
Conference:
A casual meeting between friends or colleagues.
A competition between different teams or individuals.
A large meeting for people to discuss a particular topic.
A formal event to celebrate an achievement.
Mob:
A small group of close friends.
A type of clothing.
A piece of furniture for sitting on.
A large group of people gathered together.
Windmill:
A device that creates loud noises in strong winds.
A building with large windows for ventilation.
A type of windmill toy for children.
A machine that uses wind power to grind grain.
Scratch:
To pat someone gently on the head.
To make a mark on a surface with something sharp.
To throw something away in the trash.
To give someone a hug.
Water Pump:
A device used to move water from one place to another.
A container for storing water.
A machine that dispenses water for drinking.
A tool for cleaning surfaces with water. A container for st
Excerpt:
A short clip from a movie.
A summary of a book or article.
A quotation or passage taken from a larger work.
A small piece of candy.
Objective:
Subjective and based on personal opinions.
Difficult and challenging.
Unbiased and based on facts.
Easy and straightforward.
Indifferent:
Extremely angry and upset.
Very happy and excited.
Not interested in something one way or another.
Scared and afraid.
Prosperous
Wealthy and successful.
Poor and struggling.
Serious and thoughtful.
Funny and entertaining.