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What About Me? Written by Ed Young Unit 1 Week 2

carpenter Noun: someone who builds with wood The carpenter used a hammer and nails to make a fort.

carpetmaker Noun: a person who weaves rugs The woman spoke to the carpetmarker and ordered a new rug.

knowledge Noun: having information, facts, and ideas Archaeologists have knowledge of why the dinosaurs are extinct.

marketplace Noun: a place where people buy and sell On Saturday, the marketplace was busy with customers buying fruits and vegetables.

merchant Noun: someone who buys and sells goods The merchant had fresh fruits and vegetables for sale at his stand.

plenty Adjective: more than enough Each student had plenty of time to complete their classwork. horn of plenty

straying Verb: wandering away The new puppy was straying from room to room in the house.

thread Noun: a fine, twisted cord The lady had to thread the needle in order to sew the quilt.

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