seeing things as they are; practical

everything that exists, including Earth

someone who is trained to fly in a spacecraft

made powerless or helpless; having lost movement or sensation in part of the body

long, narrow flags shaped like triangles

a shift in the progress of time that causes it to stop, slow down, or speed up

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Unit 1 Week 4

The Astronaut and the Onion

Question	Answer
endless	no limit or end
realistic	seeing things as they are; practical
universe	everything that exists, including Earth
astronaut	someone who is trained to fly in a spacecraft
sensible	having good judgment; wise
protested	complained against something
paralyzed	made powerless or helpless; having lost movement or sensation in part of the body
pennants	long, narrow flags shaped like triangles
time warp	a shift in the progress of time that causes it to stop, slow down, or speed up