A list of food and drinks available at a restaurant, usually with their prices., To reserve something in advance, such as a room, table, or seat., A list of books, articles, websites, or other sources used for research or included at the end of a written work., A set of instructions that explains how to prepare a particular dish, including the ingredients and the steps to follow., A sacred book containing the religious texts of Christianity., A piece of writing, usually arranged in lines and often using rhythm, imagery, or rhyme to express ideas or feelings., A written instruction from a doctor that tells a patient what medicine to take, how much to take, and how often to take it., A document that summarizes a person's education, work experience, skills, and qualifications, usually for applying for a job., A symbol, image, or written message that gives information, directions, or a warning., A written or printed message sent to another person, usually in an envelope or through a postal service., A message sent electronically from one person to another using the internet., Giving useful information, advice, or instructions, especially for learning how to do something., The information, ideas, or material contained in a book, website, video, article, or other form of communication., A small piece of paper or digital document that gives someone the right to enter a place or travel somewhere., A printed or digital sheet designed to give information or advertise an event, product, service, or activity., A written piece of nonfiction that discusses a particular subject and is usually published in a newspaper, magazine, or website., A book that gives the meanings, pronunciation, spelling, and sometimes examples of words., A list or schedule showing the films being shown at a cinema, usually including their titles, times, and sometimes information about them., A long fictional story, usually written in prose, with characters and a developed plot., A traditional or imaginary story, often involving magic, talking animals, or extraordinary events, usually told to children.

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