Select no more than 15 vocab words at the {{Grade}} level from the following text about {{Topic}}. Write a sentence description for each one that includes the most important information about it and include the link to Wikipedia if possible. Use simpler words in the description.

Before diving into vocabulary selection, take a moment to understand the context of the reading material. Consider the grade level, subject, and the overall theme of the text. This will help you determine which words are most important to understand. As you read through the text, identify words that students might find unfamiliar or challenging. Look for words that may be central to the text's meaning or that are likely to appear in future readings or discussions related to the topic. Not all unfamiliar words are equally important. Prioritize words based on their relevance to the text's comprehension, their frequency in the text, and their potential usefulness for students' future academic or everyday language needs. Assess the difficulty level of the words. Choose a mix of words that challenge students but are not overwhelmingly complex. The goal is to expand their vocabulary while still ensuring they can grasp the concept with some context or guidance. Make sure the selected vocabulary words are not repeated excessively within the text. Variety in vocabulary choices is essential for a well-rounded understanding of the language.

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