SFA - The Bermuda Triangle Vocabulary Level 6

What does the word "navigation" refer to?

• The process of planning and controlling the course of a ship or aircraft, guidance

• The act of smuggling goods into a country

• The ability to stay above water

• A long, narrow passageway in a building

Who are "smugglers"?

• People who study ancient cultures

• People who illegally transport goods or people

• Scientists who investigate crimes

• Sailors who navigate ships

What does it mean to keep something "afloat"?

• To keep it moving in a straight line

• To keep it from sinking in water

• To keep it hidden from view

• To keep it in a faulty condition

What does "faulty" mean?

• Having a secret identity

• Being ancient and historical

• Having defects or imperfections; broken

• Being able to float

What is an "investigation"?

• A journey by sea or space

• A secret operation by smugglers

• A systematic examination or inquiry

• A method to keep boats afloat

What does "unidentified" mean?

• Known and recognized

• Not known or recognized

• Ancient and no longer existing

• Related to navigation

What is a "civilization"?

• A group of smugglers

• A faulty piece of equipment

• An advanced society

• A device used for navigation

What is a "corridor"?

• A tool used for navigation

• A person who investigates crimes

• A narrow hallway, passage, or tunnel

• A place where boats are kept afloat

Which word would best describe a path or route that is planned for a ship to travel?

• Corridor

• Navigation

• Civilization

• Afloat

If a boat has a hole but is still not sinking, what word would you use to describe its condition?

• Faulty

• Unidentified

• Afloat

• Investigation