Statues: likeness of a person or a thing made by an artist out of stone, clay, metal, or some other solid material

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statues: likeness of a person or a thing made by an artist out of stone, clay, metal, or some other solid material

faded: disappeared slowly

crunched: ground or crushed with noisy or cracking sound

clearing: an area of land where trees are not growing or have been removed

meadow: an area of grassy ground

pumped: moved up and down or back and forth

shark: a large ocean fish with sharp teeth

shadow: a dark shape made when light rays are blocked

quiet: with little or no noise

homework: schoolwork you do after school

decided: made up his or her mind

connected: joined together

whiskers: long hairs growing near the mouth of an animal

field: an open piece of land, often on a farm

garden: a piece of ground where plants are grown

ripe: ready to be picked and eaten

season: a part of the year (winter, spring, summer, fall)

imagine: to picture something in your mind