Week 16 (15th December - 19th December)
Reminder:
💓Please sign the communication book every day
💗Please sign the quiz or test every Monday. I usually deliver the quiz or test paper on Monday.
💗 Quiz on Thursday (18h December)
💓Finish Sensay every week (This is important! It is part of the exam scores)
Homework: (15th December)
1. Vocabulary (1-15) x2 times
2. Quiz correction and sign
Homework: (16th December)
1. Vocabulary (16-30) x2 times
2. RWN p.333, 336
Homework: (17th December)
1. Worksheet
2. RWN p.337
3. Study for test
Homework: (18th December)
1. Worksheet correction
2. Read Reading Street p.206-215
3. Sensay (answer questions)
Homework: (19th December)
There is no class due to the Christmas Show
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🌟🌟Useful resources🌟🌟
📌 Listen to the you tube video, The Unsinkable Wreck of The Titanic
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=we9XC6X8WCo
⏰Worksheet
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1BW5pirzR7D-UQIntCjfwqA_gSTgQ91LF/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=112562655832662129080&rtpof=true&sd=true
Vocabulary
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No.
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English
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Chinese
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Preselected
Words from the Text
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1
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submersible
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adj.
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可在水下使用的
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2
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submarine
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n.
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潛艇
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3
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pressure
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n.
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(液體或氣體產生的)壓力
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4
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withstand
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v.
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承受;抵抗
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5
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ping
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n/v
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發出砰的聲響
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6
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viewport
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n.
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視窗
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7
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shipwreck
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n.
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船隻失事
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8
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materialize
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v.
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突然出現
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9
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windlass
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n.
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絞盤,絞車,錨機
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10
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maiden
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adj
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首次的,初次的
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11
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voyage
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n.
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航海;航行
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12
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luxurious
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adj
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奢豪的
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13
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tragedy
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n.
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悲劇
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14
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iceberg
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n.
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冰山
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15
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lifeboat
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n.
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救生船
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No.
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English
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Chinese
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16
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pandemonium
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n.
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騷動;群情沸騰
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17
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on board
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adv
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在船(或火車、飛機)上
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18
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foremast
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n.
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(船的)前桅
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19
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liner
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n.
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郵輪,大型客輪
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20
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bridge
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n.
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(艦船的)駕駛臺,船橋
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21
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lookout
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n.
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把風的人
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22
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fatally
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adv
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致命地
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23
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graze
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v.
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擦傷,擦破(皮膚)
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24
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stern
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n.
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船尾
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25
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bow
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n.
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船頭
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26
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davit
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n.
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升降機;起重機
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27
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cost him his life
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phr
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他賠上性命
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28
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lifebelt
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n.
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救生圈
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29
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boiler
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n.
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(尤指房子內供暖和供應熱水的)鍋爐
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30
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porcelain
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n.
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瓷
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Word
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POS
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Definition
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1.
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submersible
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adj.
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able to be used
or to travel underwater
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2.
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submarine
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n.
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a ship that can travel underwater
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3.
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pressure
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n.
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the force that a liquid or gas produces when it presses against an area
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4.
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withstand
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v.
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to be strong enough, or
not be changed by
something, or to oppose a person or thing successfully
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5.
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ping
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n/v
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a short, sharp sound; to make a short, sharp sound
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6.
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viewport
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n.
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a window
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7.
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shipwreck
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n.
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an accident in which a ship is destroyed or sunk at sea, especially by hitting rocks, or a ship that has
been destroyed or sunk in such an accident
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8.
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materialize
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v.
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to appear suddenly
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9.
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windlass
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n.
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a machine that lifts heavy objects by turning a chain or rope around a
tube-shaped device
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10.
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maiden
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adj
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being the first of its type
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11.
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voyage
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n.
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a long journey, especially by ship
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12.
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luxurious
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adj
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very comfortable and expensive
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13.
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tragedy
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n.
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a very sad event or situation, especially one involving death or suffering
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14.
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iceberg
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n.
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a very large mass of ice that floats in the sea
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15.
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lifeboat
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n.
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a small boat kept on a ship for people to leave in if the ship is not safe or might sink
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16.
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pandemonium
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n.
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a situation in which
there is a lot of noise and confusion because people are excited, angry, or frightened
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17.
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on board
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adv
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on a ship, train, plane or other vehicle
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18.
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foremast
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n.
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the mast (= a tall pole that supports a sail) that is nearest the front of a ship
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19.
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liner
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n.
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a large ship for carrying passengers in great comfort on long journeys
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20.
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bridge
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n.
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the raised part of a ship on which
the captain and other officers stand and from
where they control the movement of the ship
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21.
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lookout
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n.
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a person who watches for danger
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22.
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fatally
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adv
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in a way that causes death
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23.
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graze
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v.
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to touch and rub against something
while passing it, causing slight damage
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24.
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stern
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n.
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the back part of a ship or boat
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25.
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bow
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n.
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the front part of a ship
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26.
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davit
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n.
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A small crane that projects
over the side of a ship and is used to hoist boats, anchors, and cargo
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27.
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cost him his life
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phr
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to cause
someone to lose
or destroy
their life
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28.
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lifebelt
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n.
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a piece
of equipment,
usually a ring filled
with air
or light
material
that floats,
designed
to help
you float
if you fall
into water
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29.
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boiler
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n.
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the
part of a steam engine where water is heated to provide power
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30.
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porcelain
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n.
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a
hard but delicate, shiny, white substance made by heating a special type of clay to a high temperature, used to make cups, plates, decorations, etc
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Weekly Sentences
1.
We already knew the ship lay in two pieces,
with the stern nearly two-thousand feet (six hundred meters) away.
2.
Beyond it hundreds of objects that
had spilled out when the ship broke in two were lying on the ocean floor.
3.
As we floated out over this debris
field, I found it hard to believe that only a thin film of sediment covered
plates and bottles that had lain on the bottom for seventy-four years.
4.
Within a few weeks of the sinking,
the corpses had been consumed by underwater creatures and their bones had
been dissolved by the cold salt water.
5.
We had only begun to plumb its secrets.
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