| Word | Meaning | Example |
| merchant | a person who buys and sells goods in large quantities | The three merchants sold their goods in a new town. |
| distant | far away | It is 450 km to the city, so it is in a distant location. |
| bathhouse | a public building with baths, steam rooms and so on | The old man was in charge of a bathhouse. |
| hand over | to give something to someone | I requested the money from him and he handed over a cheque for Rs. 5000. |
| dishonest | not honest, ready to cheat | He always cheats people, so he is a dishonest person. |
| appear | to arrive or come into view | While we were dancing, my father appeared around the corner of the house. |
| promise | to say firmly that you will do something | They arrived at 7:30 a.m. as they had promised. |
| complicated | not easy to understand or analyse | Your body is a complicated piece of machinery. |
| splutter | to make a soft spitting noise | With the wrong fuel, the engine starts to splutter. |
| amazing | very surprising | The way our organs work together is amazing. |
| vegetarian | someone who does not eat meat | A vegetarian replaces meat with another source of protein. |
| excrete | to discharge as waste | All living things eat and all living things excrete. |
| diet | everything you eat | Your diet needs to be varied, interesting and enjoyable. |