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Something that needs air or oxygen to work, like exercises that make you breathe faster
2.
The top layer that covers something, like the tops of trees in a forest that make a “roof” of leaves.
3.
The young form of an insect that looks very different from the adult, like a caterpillar before it becomes a butterfly.
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To stick out from something. For example, your tongue can protrude when you stick it out.
5.
The thin feelers on an insect’s head that help it sense things around it.
6.
When someone’s hair is neatly styled or arranged.
7.
Doing something in an orderly, careful, step-by-step way.
8.
Copies or repeats something so it looks or happens the same way again.
9.
Something that comes from or relates to the Bible.
10.
A shiny, rainbow-like color that changes when you look at it from different angles, like on bubbles or peacock feathers.
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When someone or something is famous for a bad reason.
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The watery, sticky liquid that flows inside plants and trees, carrying food and nutrients.
