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Let's use context cluesVersión en línea Using context clues to guess the meaning of words. por YENIFER AGUDELO CORREA 1 Camila works as a conservationist. Every week, she visits forests and wetlands to collect data and make sure the environment is safe. Her work is very important because it helps preserve the balance of nature. What does “conservationist” mean? a A person who writes laws. b A person who protects nature and animals. c A person who teaches children. d A person who builds houses. 2 Santiago works as a cartographer. He spends his days creating detailed maps that help people navigate new areas. His maps include roads, rivers, and mountains. He often uses satellite images to make sure his maps are accurate. What is a cartographer? a A person who repairs computers. b A person who teaches science. c A person who designs clothes. d A person who draws and creates maps. 3 Daniela is an urban planner. She works with city officials to decide where new parks, roads, and buildings should be located. She thinks about how people use public spaces and how to make cities better for everyone. What is an urban planner? a A person who helps plan and organize cities b A person who cleans public buildings c A person who sells houses d A person who builds homes 4 María is a linguist. She studies different languages and how they change over time. She’s especially interested in indigenous languages that are disappearing. Her work helps preserve cultural heritage. What is a linguist? a A person who translates documents b A person who teaches math c A person who studies and analyzes languages d A person who gives speeches 5 Tomás is an anthropologist. He travels to different countries to study how people live, what they believe, and how their cultures have evolved. He often spends months living in small communities to learn directly from them. What is an anthropologist? a A person who travels around the world to make photos b A person who studies cultures and human behavior c A person who photographs wildlife d A person who lives in different countries every year 6 Martín works as a forensic scientist. He examines evidence from crime scenes, like fingerprints or DNA samples, to help police solve cases. His job requires attention to detail and strong scientific skills. What is a forensic scientist? a A scientist who analyzes crime scene evidence b A person who studies human behavior c A scientist who studies plants d A person who murders people

Let's use context cluesVersión en línea

Using context clues to guess the meaning of words.

por YENIFER AGUDELO CORREA

Camila works as a conservationist. Every week, she visits forests and wetlands to collect data and make sure the environment is safe. Her work is very important because it helps preserve the balance of nature. What does “conservationist” mean?

A person who writes laws.

A person who protects nature and animals.

A person who teaches children.

A person who builds houses.

Santiago works as a cartographer. He spends his days creating detailed maps that help people navigate new areas. His maps include roads, rivers, and mountains. He often uses satellite images to make sure his maps are accurate. What is a cartographer?

A person who repairs computers.

A person who teaches science.

A person who designs clothes.

A person who draws and creates maps.

Daniela is an urban planner. She works with city officials to decide where new parks, roads, and buildings should be located. She thinks about how people use public spaces and how to make cities better for everyone. What is an urban planner?

A person who helps plan and organize cities

A person who cleans public buildings

A person who sells houses

A person who builds homes

María is a linguist. She studies different languages and how they change over time. She’s especially interested in indigenous languages that are disappearing. Her work helps preserve cultural heritage. What is a linguist?

A person who translates documents

A person who teaches math

A person who studies and analyzes languages

A person who gives speeches

Tomás is an anthropologist. He travels to different countries to study how people live, what they believe, and how their cultures have evolved. He often spends months living in small communities to learn directly from them. What is an anthropologist?

A person who travels around the world to make photos

A person who studies cultures and human behavior

A person who photographs wildlife

A person who lives in different countries every year

Martín works as a forensic scientist. He examines evidence from crime scenes, like fingerprints or DNA samples, to help police solve cases. His job requires attention to detail and strong scientific skills. What is a forensic scientist?

A scientist who analyzes crime scene evidence

A person who studies human behavior

A scientist who studies plants

A person who murders people

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Let's use context cluesVersión en línea

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Camila works as a conservationist. Every week, she visits forests and wetlands to collect data and make sure the environment is safe. Her work is very important because it helps preserve the balance of nature. What does “conservationist” mean?

Santiago works as a cartographer. He spends his days creating detailed maps that help people navigate new areas. His maps include roads, rivers, and mountains. He often uses satellite images to make sure his maps are accurate. What is a cartographer?

Daniela is an urban planner. She works with city officials to decide where new parks, roads, and buildings should be located. She thinks about how people use public spaces and how to make cities better for everyone. What is an urban planner?

María is a linguist. She studies different languages and how they change over time. She’s especially interested in indigenous languages that are disappearing. Her work helps preserve cultural heritage. What is a linguist?

Tomás is an anthropologist. He travels to different countries to study how people live, what they believe, and how their cultures have evolved. He often spends months living in small communities to learn directly from them. What is an anthropologist?

Martín works as a forensic scientist. He examines evidence from crime scenes, like fingerprints or DNA samples, to help police solve cases. His job requires attention to detail and strong scientific skills. What is a forensic scientist?

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