arm - The part of the human body between the shoulder and the wrist, star - A shape with five or six points on it, marble - A small ball made of colored glass, garlic - A strong smelling plant that is used as a seasoning, garden - An area of land used for growing flowers, fruits, or vegetables, shark - A fish that lives in the ocean with tough skin, large teeth, and a skeleton made of cartilage, army - A large group of soldiers trained to use weapons to fight on land, charm - Any small object to be worn on a chain as decoration, startle - to become surprised or scared, scar - The mark left when a wound has healed, north - One of the four major directions on the compass. It is opposite of the south., forget - To fail to do something because of not remembering, sport - An athletic event or game that is played according to rules, born - brought into life by birth, report - To prepare and present a project, orbit - One complete trip around a path or planet, import - To bring in from another country, especially as something to be sold, perform - To do or act out for an audience, mentor - someone who plays an important role in another person's life as a guide and teacher, thorn - a short, stiff point on a plant stem or branch, short - having little height; not tall, order - Telling a waitress/waiter what you want at a restaurant, storm - to blow with heavy rain or snow, and sometimes with thunder and lightening, border - the line between two countries, states, or towns, record - to put in writing, sharp - having a thin edge or a fine point, march - to walk with steady, regular steps together with others, smart - clever; intelligent, marlin - any of several large ocean game fish that have a long, pointed snout, tarnish - to become dull or lose color,

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