phenomena - an observable fact or event that can
be scientifically described
encounter - an unexpected meeting
evidence - something that makes another thing
evident
ufologist - a person interested in UFOs
amateur - one who does something for pleasure,
not for pay
data - facts or figures from which conclusions
can be drawn
permanent - lasting or intended to last
indefinitely or for a long time
FILL IN THE BLANK
I had an
with an unfriendly animal while in the woods.
We used a
marker to put names on our backpacks.
The
occurred the day before my birthday.
Mr. James entered the
into the computer.
All of the
indicated he was guilty of the crime.
Uncle Kim is an
golfer.
The famous
brought pictures of UFOs for us to view.
The police will
the disappearance of the items.
The
of the little girl frightened the entire neighborhood.
Tire tracks are considered to be observable .
SELECT THE CORRECT ANSWER
Which of the following words defines abduction?
lost,
kidnap, or travel
Which of the following would be considered
evidence of a fire?
ashes, water, or food
To investigate means to
find, search, or lose
The opposite of an amateur is a
beginner, freshman or professional
An encounter is to meet
expectedly or unexpectedly
The opposite of permanent is
temporary, constant, or changeless
An incident is an
aunt, event, or uncle
If she entered data into the checkbook, she entered
sentences, numbers, or pages
Phenomena is considered to be an observable
fact, dress, or can
Ufologists spend their time observing which of the
following:
plants, UFOs constellations
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