1) BROAD a) Wide, not narrow. b) The dark area that is made when something blocks light. 2) BUSH a) A woody plant that is smaller than a tree b) A way from one place to another that people can walk along. 3) CAPABLE a) To be dishonest in order to win or do well. b) Having the ability or quality necessary to do or achieve a specified thing. 4) CHEAT a) To be dishonest in order to win or do well. b) A set of explanations on how to do something. 5) CONCENTRATE a) To give one's full attention to something b) To communicate or make ideas known. 6) CONCLUDE a) To arrive at a logical end by looking at evidence. b) To believe that something might be true. 7) CONFIDENT a) Having the ability or quality necessary to do or achieve a specified thing. b) Believing that one can do something without failing. 8) CONSIDERABLE a) Large in size, amount, or extent. b) A feeling of being very happy with something. 9) DEFINITE a) Certain or sure to be true. b) Wide, not narrow. 10) DELIGHT a) A feeling of being very happy with something. b) The furthest part or side of something. 11) DESTINATION a) The place where someone or something is going. b) Large in size, amount, or extent. 12) EDGE a) A low area of land between two mountains or hills. b) The furthest part or side of something. 13) INSTRUCTIONS a) A set of explanations on how to do something. b) The place where someone or something is going. 14) RESORT a) To depend on something in order to solve a problem. b) To arrive at a logical end by looking at evidence. 15) SHADOW a) The dark area that is made when something blocks light. b) To complete something as planned. 16) SUCCEED a) To complete something as planned. b) To depend on something in order to solve a problem. 17) VALLEY a) A woody plant that is smaller than a tree. b) A low area of land between two mountains or hills. 18) PATH a) A way from one place to another that people can walk along. b) To give one's full attention to something. 19) SUSPECT a) To believe that something might be true. b) Certain or sure to be true. 20) CONVEY a) The furthest part or side of something. b) To communicate or make ideas known.

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