distraction, something that takes your focus away from what you should be doing, ancestor, a relative who lived many generations before you, chute, a steep passage or slide used for moving objects downward, probable, having a strong chance of happening, editor, a person who revises and improves written work, aisle, a narrow walkway between rows of seats or shelves, forbidden, not permitted by rules or law, handle, to deal with or manage a situation, reign, to rule over a country as a monarch, distribution, the process of sharing or delivering items, miserable, feeling extremely unhappy or uncomfortable, calories, units used to measure the energy in food, distinct, clearly noticeable or different from others, uncle, a male sibling of one of your parents, anchored, secured in place so it cannot move freely, tremble, to shake slightly, often from fear or cold, course, a direction or route taken, visitor, a person who goes to a place temporarily, foul, unpleasant, dirty, or offensive, dissolve, to break down and mix completely into a liquid, they’re, a contraction meaning “they are”, district, a defined area within a town or city, candle, a stick of wax with a wick that produces light, stationary, remaining still and not moving, forgive, to let go of anger or blame, sensible, showing good judgement and practical thinking, distress, a state of great worry, pain, or sadness, distribute, to hand out or share among a group

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