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3. Dwelling place where individuals or families live, providing shelter, comfort, and a sense of belonging.
4. Furniture piece for sleeping, consisting of a mattress and frame, often with pillows and blankets.
7. Barrier made of posts and wire or other materials, often used to enclose and define the boundaries of a property.
10. Enclosed space within a building, typically used for a specific purpose such as living, sleeping, or dining.
11. Opening in a wall with glass or other transparent material, allowing light and air to enter a building.
12. Living organism with roots, stems, and leaves, often kept indoors to add greenery and enhance the environment.
13. Surface of a room on which one stands or walks, often covered with materials like carpet, wood, or tile.

1. Furniture with a flat surface, often used for eating, working, or placing objects.
2. Upper covering of a building or structure, protecting it from weather elements such as rain and sun.
5. Movable barrier that allows or restricts access to a building or room, often with a handle or knob.
6. Portable or fixed light source, often with a stand or base, used for illuminating a room or specific area.
8. Timekeeping device with hands or digits, often hung on a wall or placed on a surface for time reference.
9. Furniture with a seat and backrest for one person, providing a place to sit and relax.
11. Vertical barrier forming the sides of a room or building, providing support and defining enclosed spaces.
14. Fabric floor covering, smaller than a carpet, often used to add warmth, comfort, or decorative elements.