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  • The women who act in a play or film,etc.
    Actress
  • A person who does something bad to against the law.
    Criminal
  • A brush with a long handle that you use to clean the floor.
    A broom
  • To come into a room or a building.
    enter
  • A peron who steals something expensive.
    A thief
  • Taking someone to the police station because they do something to against the law.
    Arrest
  • A group of people who come to the theatre to watch a play or a concert.
    Audience
  • A party that you have on a special day or something good has happened.
    Celebration
  • To look carefully in a situation or a crime to find out the truth.
    investiagate
  • The special clothes that the actors or actresses wear in a play.
    costume
  • A type of police officer who tries to find clues and catch the bad people.
    Detective
  • A long, thin string that you use to hang and dry your clothes.
    washing line
  • An organization that help poor people or victims of disasters.
    Charity
  • A thing or a piece of information that helps the police catch a criminal.
    clue
  • electric lamps that show the actors in a theatre.
    lights
  • A soft,light material that you use for cleaning, for example cleans dishes.
    sponge
  • A box you carry tools in.
    tool box
  • When you visit someone, you have to ring this to let them know you are there.
    doorbell
  • A person in a play or a film.
    Character
  • You use these to keep your hands dry when you clean something.
    Rubber gloves
  • A small,thin piece of metal and it's sharp that you use to hold wood together.
    Nail
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