Searching for the Titanic Vocabulary

Debris:

• chunks of food

• a place in the ocean

• pieces of something broken

• leftover money

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This is an example of being murky:

• a clear lake

• fresh water in a bathtub

• a bucket of water after you cleaned the floor

• the water from your shower

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Something that is dangerous is also called:

• perilous

• rival

• scoured

• quest

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Going on a quest means:

• you are sleeping

• you are looking for something

• you need money for food

• you have to go to the bathroom

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Robert Ballard______________records for information on the Titanic.

• made sound wave

• entranced

• ventured

• scoured

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Ballard needed to beat his_________trying to find the Titanic before him.

• sound waves

• rivals

• debris

• head

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Reading these kind of stories might make you sad:

• perilous

• murky

• rival

• poignant

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Seeing the Titanic for the first time would probably make someone:

• entranced

• perilous

• sick

• sleepy

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Ventured means:

• going to the kitchen

• answering the phone

• going somewhere dangerous

• answering an email

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These are invisible and made by things moving:

• sound waves

• debris

• clouds

• rivals

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