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An acrobat, sometimes called an aerialist, is someone who does activities like juggling, tumbling, tightrope-walking and other gymnastics. Today, acrobats are usually seen at a circus. Before television, travelling acrobats would visit towns and castles to perform for the people's entertainment.
An actor is someone who plays pretend for a living. Actors put on plays on stage, or are in movies or television shows pretending to be someone else or someone made up. Their job is to entertain people. Sometimes a female actor is called an actress.
An alchemist is someone who practices alchemy. While this was a profession in the distant past, today the term alchemist is generally used to refer to someone who creates things in a seemingly magical way, for example "this mobile app is so good, I think it was created by a bunch of alchemists".
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An assistant is a person or tool that helps someone do a task. An assistant may answer questions, organize information, carry messages, prepare materials, or just give useful advice.
Some assistants are computer programs, such as voice assistants that listen to spoken requests and respond with information or actions.
Some assistants are computer programs, such as voice assistants that listen to spoken requests and respond with information or actions.
