Question

introduction some books have a list of words called a glossary. a glossary is like a dictionary. it lists words in alphabetical order. it tells the meanings of important words in the book. sometimes a glossary includes sentences that help you understand the word. you can often find the glossary near the end of a book. gas something like air that is so light it does not have a shape. air is a gas we breathe. planet a large ball - like object that moves around the sun. the earth, where we live, is a planet. star a small dot of light in the sky. i look for the brightest star in the sky. guided practice use the glossary to find the meanings of the underlined words. write the meanings on the lines. hint use the first letter of the underlined word to help you find the word in the glossary. 1 have you ever seen a star in the sky at night? 2 it looks tiny from our planet, earth. 3 it really is a giant ball of hot gas.

Explanation:

1. From the glossary, "star" is defined as a small dot of light in the sky.
2. From the glossary, "planet" is a large ball - like object that moves around the sun, and Earth is an example.
3. From the glossary, "gas" is something like air that is so light it does not have a shape, and air is a gas we breathe.

Answer:

1. A small dot of light in the sky
2. A large ball - like object that moves around the sun
3. Something like air that is so light it does not have a shape