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This vocabulary list contains 10 words for third grade students to learn, including telescope, refractor, and reflector which are types of telescopes, lunar meaning related to the moon, extragalactic occurring outside our galaxy, aeronautics related to flight, ragtime a musical style, ferret a small furry animal, rodents a group including mice and rats, and partial meaning not complete.
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- 2. telescope
- 3. refractor
- 4. reflector
- 5. lunar
- 7. aeronautics
- 8. ragtime
- 9. ferret
- 10. rodents
- 11. partial