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Lights

Devices that create light.

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Photo of a spotlight

S is for Spotlight

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A spotlight is a very bright light that creates a sharp, round patch of light. Spotlights are used to bring attention to someone on a stage.
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Photo of a streetlight

S is for Streetlight

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A streetlight is a lamp on a tall post near a road or public path. They help pedestrians and drivers see in the dark.
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Photo of a lamp.

T is for Table lamp

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A table lamp is a type of lamp that sits on a table, and is powered by a cord that plugs into a power outlet. They can be easily moved around if you want to put them in a new place.
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A photo of a tail light

T is for Tail light

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A tail light is a light on the back of a vehicle. They are usually red, and help you tell which is the back and which is the front of a vehicle at night.
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The Statue of Liberty's torch.

T is for Torch

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A torch is a tool used for light, often a stick with oil-soaked rags wrapped around one end and set alight, and a place to carry it on the other end.
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A photo of a traffic light

T is for Traffic light

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A traffic light or traffic signal is a set of three lights that is used to control the flow of traffic at an intersection.
A green light means you can go, an orange or amber light means you need to be ready to stop, and a red light means you need to stop.
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