1. Chapter 1-4 Vocabulary

2. submerge (v) (p. 1) To cause something to be under water, or
to put yourself completely into something
The baby submerged itself in the pool.

3. monitor (n) (p. 2) A device used to watch or listen to someone
“The monitor is going to come out today. We’re going to take it right out, and it won’t hurt a bit.”

4. peripheral (adj/n) (p. 11)
the edge, or outer limit of something
…the mask cut out his peripheral vision.

5. fleet (n) (p. 17) A group of ships, sailing together
The captain led his fleet of 12 ships.

6. strategy (n) (p. 23) A plan of action to achieve something
His strategy to win was to wait for his enemy to make a mistake.

7. maneuver (n/v) (p. 25) A skilled movement
And Mazer Rackham and his brilliant maneuvers, destroying an enemy fleet twice his size…