Vocabulary
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art fair – an event where artists show and sell their work
Molly said she wouldn’t come to the art fair again. -
visitors – people who come to see a place or event
There weren’t enough visitors at the art fair. -
paintings – pictures made using paint
Molly and Teri showed their paintings at the fair. -
buy – to pay money to get something
No one wanted to buy the paintings. -
money – something used to pay for things
Visitors were not spending any money. -
looked – used the eyes to see something
Visitors looked at the paintings but didn’t buy. -
pretty – nice to look at or beautiful
People said, “Oh, how pretty,” but didn’t buy. -
sold – gave something to someone for money
They had not sold even one painting. -
lowered – made something go down or smaller
They lowered the prices of their paintings. -
prices – the amount of money something costs
They changed the prices to make them cheaper. -
tags – small labels with information or prices
They put “50% Off!” tags on their artwork. -
sale – when things are sold at lower prices
They put a “Sale!” sign to attract buyers. -
walk on – to keep walking without stopping
Visitors looked and then walked on. -
again – one more time
Molly didn’t want to come again. -
enough – as much or as many as needed
There weren’t enough visitors. -
single – just one
No one bought a single painting. -
event – something that happens, like a show or fair
The art fair was a public event. -
show – to let others see something
They showed their paintings at the fair. -
spending – using money to buy things
Visitors weren’t spending money at the fair. -
tags – labels used to give information
They added “50% Off!” tags to every painting.