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data

data (n.)

Definition

Sample Sentence

facts or information about a topic

The graphs show data about the depth of the ocean.

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depth

depth (n.)

Definitions

1. a distance below a surface

2. a deep place

Sample Sentences

1. For many years, no one knew the exact depth of the ocean.

2. Reaching the ocean’s depths requires special equipment.

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discovery

discovery (n.)

Definition

something seen or learned for the first time

Sample Sentence Jacques Cousteau took pictures to share his discoveries about ocean life.

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ecosystem

ecosystem (n.)

Definition

all the living and nonliving things, such as plants and water, that are in a particular environment

Sample Sentence

Many plants and animals live in the ocean ecosystem.

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explore

Definitions

1. to travel over or through a place to learn more about it or to find something

2. to look at something in a careful way to learn more about it; to study or think about something

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Sample Sentences

1. The diver wants to explore deep parts of the ocean where no one has gone before.

2. He plans to explore why some plants in the ocean glow at night.

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explore (v.)

inspire

inspire (v.)

Definition to make a person want to do something; to give a person an idea about what to create

Sample Sentence

The ocean’s colors inspire many artists to paint.

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invention

invention (n.)

Definitions

1. a useful new device or process

2. the act of creating something new

Sample Sentences

1. An underwater air tank is an important invention that allows divers to breathe.

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2. The invention of the diving cage has helped underwater observers stay safe.

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research

research (n., v.)

Definitions

1. (n.) careful study or activity to find and report new knowledge about a subject

2. (v.) to collect more information about a subject

Sample Sentences

1. (n.) Her research showed that squids have complex eyes.

2. (v.) She researched squid eyes by examining samples.

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scientist

scientist (n.)

Definition

a person who studies the natural world based on facts learned through experiments and observation

Sample Sentence

Scientists study specific fish to understand why they glow.

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surface

the upper layer of an area of land or water

Sentence

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Definition
Image
Sample
A raft floats on the ocean’s surface.
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