UNIT 1 WEEK 4

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CHANCE

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The occurrence of events in the absence of any obvious intention or cause; often synonymous with accident.

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PROBOSCIS

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A long, tube-like mouth structure found in certain insects, such as mosquitoes and butterflies, used for sucking food.

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TELEGRAM

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A message sent by telegraph, typically transmitted in code over wires, used before the invention of the telephone.

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ORGANISM

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Any living entity that can function independently, including animals, plants, fungi, and microorganisms.

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ADMITTED

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To allow entry; in the context of national parks, it refers to the permission granted to visitors after paying a fee.

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ACCIDENT

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An unexpected event that results in damage or injury; often used interchangeably with chance.

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INSECT

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A small arthropod animal that has six legs and generally one or two pairs of wings.

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ELECTRONIC SIGNALS

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Signals that are transmitted using electrical energy, often used in communication technologies.

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NATIONAL PARK

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A protected area established for the conservation of wildlife and natural resources, often open to the public for recreation.

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CAPSIZE

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To overturn or tip over, commonly used in the context of boats or vessels.