Museum Objects Vocabulary
English Grade 7 (Super Goal 1) · Unit 3: What’s That? · Lesson 1 · Term 1
Also known as: Museum vocabulary · Museum objects
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- Where can you see old things like dinosaur skeletons?
Answer: museum - A very old animal that lived millions of years ago:
Answer: dinosaur - You use it to take photos:
Answer: camera - You use it to do math quickly:
Answer: calculator - You wear them to listen to music:
Answer: headphones - You use it to open a door:
Answer: key - You wear it on your wrist to know the time:
Answer: watch - A shop in a museum where you buy souvenirs:
Answer: gift shop - A person who shows tourists around a museum:
Answer: guide - A very hard, valuable stone:
Answer: diamond - The whale is ____. It's bigger than a bus!
Answer: enormous - The remains of an old animal or plant in rock:
Answer: fossil
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What is a museum?
A museum is a place where we see old or important things, such as dinosaur skeletons and artefacts, and learn from them.
What is the difference between dinosaur and skeleton?
A dinosaur is an ancient animal that lived millions of years ago, and a skeleton is the frame of bones. In a museum we see a dinosaur skeleton.
How do I remember museum vocabulary?
Link each word to its English definition, for example: a very old animal = dinosaur, then use it in a sentence.
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