九年级unit2

2. A piece of cloth worn around the neck with a shirt; to fasten with string, etc.
4. A type of fungus, some of which can be eaten.
8. Something nice that you give or do for someone; to give food or drink to someone.
9. No matter who.
10. To come together in a group; to collect things.
11. A special event that people organize to celebrate something.
12. Relating to the moon.
13. To take something that does not belong to you without permission.
15. The feeling of being happy.
18. A light container, often decorative, used at festivals.
19. To notice or recognize a smell; a particular type of smell.
24. To include or affect someone or something.
25. Going to happen soon; the arrival of something or someone.
26. A custom or belief that has existed for a long time.
29. A sweet food eaten after the main course of a meal.
30. A female god.
32. A member of your family.
33. The day or evening before an important event.
34. To put something in a particular position; to produce eggs.
35. A light wind.

1. A very large animal that lived long ago and is now extinct.
3. A kind of cake eaten during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
5. A piece of land where flowers, plants, or vegetables are grown.
6. A meeting of people who have not seen each other for a long time.
7. The state of being close and friendly with other people.
11. A large number of people in one place.
13. A person you do not know.
14. The lowest part of something.
16. An occasion when you take food and eat it outdoors.
17. Relating to the traditional beliefs and customs of a group of people.
20. To show or communicate a feeling, opinion, or fact.
21. A traditional way of behaving or doing things that is specific to a particular society, place, or time.
22. A unit of weight or the currency of the UK.
23. To look at something with pleasure and respect; to respect someone.
27. Fine dry dirt that covers surfaces inside buildings.
28. A pair of lines of poetry, especially in Chinese.
31. A device that explodes in the sky to produce bright colors and patterns, used in celebrations.
32. A question or statement that is difficult to understand, and that you must think about carefully to answer.