2.6 Day 2

• language art

2.6 Day 2

phon means

1. write
2. sound
3. self
4. distant

graph means

1. write
2. sound
3. self
4. distant

auto means

1. write
2. sound
3. self
4. distant

tele means

1. write
2. sound
3. self
4. distant

p. 209

They travel in a van to the launch site. 

They get into an elevator that takes them to the door of the spacecraft. 

The astronauts wake up and put on their space suits and helmets. 

They walk along the platform into the spacecraft. 

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There are many examples of figurative language in this selection. What do they mean?
p. 209- butterflies in their stomachs

1. absorb
2. anxious
3. exit
4. enter

There are many examples of figurative language in this selection. What do they mean?
p. 209- load up into

1. absorb
2. anxious
3. exit
4. enter

There are many examples of figurative language in this selection. What do they mean?
p. 209- soak in

1. absorb
2. anxious
3. exit
4. enter

There are many examples of figurative language in this selection. What do they mean?
p. 209- get out of

1. absorb
2. anxious
3. exit
4. enter

There are many examples of figurative language in this selection. What do they mean?
p. 211- stretch out

1. collide with
2. became nauseous
3. enters with force
4. expand

There are many examples of figurative language in this selection. What do they mean?
p. 211- get sick to their stomachs

1. collide with
2. became nauseous
3. enters with force
4. expand

There are many examples of figurative language in this selection. What do they mean?
p. 212- bump into

1. collide with
2. became nauseous
3. enters with force
4. expand

There are many examples of figurative language in this selection. What do they mean?
p. 215- breaks into

1. collide with
2. became nauseous
3. enters with force
4. expand

Cause and Effect
The cause is that the spacecraft is pushing against gravity.
What is the effect?

Main Idea
Microgravity has several effects on the astronauts.
What are the details? Hint- how does it affect them?

If you are working in an official place, are you in a station or an impact?

1. station
2. impact

If you fall off your bike and hit the ground, do you feel the impact or module?

1. impact
2. module

If you have a job to do, are you on a mission or an atmosphere?

1. mission
2. atmosphere

If you see a giant wave, would you call it immense or halo?

1. immense
2. halo

If you are heading toward the moon, are you in a station or a spacecraft?

1. station
2. spacecraft

If you have a feeling of dizziness, do you have a halo or sense?

1. halo
2. sense

If you are in a part that breaks off from a spaceship, are you in a module or a mission?

1. module
2. mission

If you change the way you walk to school, do you impact or adapt?

1. impact
2. adapt

If you see a ring of light, do you see a module or a halo?

1. module
2. halo

If you are discussing the kinds of gases that surround Earth, are you talking about the atmosphere or the station?

1. atmosphere
2. station