Part 2: Jouques Cousteau

define keyhole

• A term used in computer programming for a specific algorithm.
• A small opening in a door or lock for viewing or inserting a key.
• A type of lock that requires a fingerprint to open.
• A decorative element on a door that serves no functional purpose.

define spared

• To save or refrain from using.
• To destroy or eliminate.
• To ignore or neglect.
• To waste or use excessively.

define opportunity

• a chance for a better situation

• A random event with no significance.
• An unavoidable situation that must be faced.
• A chance to waste time.

define logical

• Involving physical actions or movements.
• Pertaining to emotions or feelings.
• Based on personal beliefs or opinions.
• reasonable

define bleak

• Cheerful and inviting
• Rich in color and texture
• Bleak means without cheer

• Full of warmth and kindness

define illuminate

• To dim or reduce light; to obscure or hide.
• To light up or make visible; to clarify or provide understanding.
• To create a shadow or darken an area.
• To confuse or mislead in understanding.

define purpose

• A goal that is never achieved.
• A synonym for happiness.
• A type of physical object.
• The reason for which something is done or created.

define audience

• The audience is the creator of the content.
• The audience is the people who will see something.

• The audience refers to the physical location of an event.
• The audience is the technical specifications of a message.

define tone

• Tone refers to the volume of sound in music.
• Tone is the physical appearance of a person.
• Tone is a type of literary genre.
• Tone is the attitude or emotional quality expressed in writing or speech.

man has only to sink beneath the surface and he is free. Buoyed by water, he can fly: What does this quote by Jacques mean?

• The quote suggests that one should always fight against their circumstances.
• It implies that staying above water is the only way to find freedom.
• The quote means that flying is only possible when one is above the surface.
• The quote means that surrendering to one's life situation can lead to a sense of freedom and liberation.