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Mae Jemison: Space Scientist Key Vocabulary Houghton Mifflin Reading Theme 2 – Give It All You’ve Got © Brent Coley 2008 |

See if you can correctly define the following vocabulary words.

If necessary, use the context clues from the sample sentences to help you.

astronaut

astronaut Sample Sentence: Neil Armstrong was the first astronaut to walk on the moon.

astronaut Definition: n. A person trained to participate in the flight of a spacecraft

launch

launch Sample Sentence: The space shuttle is scheduled to launch tomorrow morning.

launch Definition: v. To put into action by force

mission

mission Sample Sentence: The astronauts’ mission was to repair the damaged space station.

mission Definition: n. An operation that attempts to achieve certain goals

orbit

orbit Sample Sentence: The space shuttle spent two weeks in orbit while astronauts gathered data.

orbit Definition: n. The path of a spacecraft around the earth

reusable

reusable Sample Sentence: Reusable water bottles are becoming more and more popular.

reusable Definition: adj. Able to be used again

satellite

satellite Sample Sentence: The weather satellite sent current pictures of the hurricane back to earth.

satellite Definition: n. A human-made device that orbits the earth

space shuttle

Sample Sentence: The space shuttle returned to earth after its one-week mission.

space shuttle Definition: n. A spacecraft that is launched like a rocket and can be landed like a plane.

specialist

specialist Sample Sentence: Roger was a communications specialist in the army.

specialist Definition: n. Someone who is an expert in a particular field

weightlessness

weightlessness Sample Sentence: Astronauts experience weightlessness in space due to the absence of gravity.

weightlessness Definition: n. The condition of being without weight