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3. A person who studies and conducts experiments to learn about the world and make discoveries. Scientists can specialize in different fields like biology or chemistry.
4. A professional cook who prepares and creates delicious meals in restaurants or hotels. Chefs use their culinary skills to make tasty and visually appealing dishes.
6. A person who travels and works in outer space. Astronauts undergo extensive training to conduct scientific experiments and explore the universe.
9. A medical professional who diagnoses and treats illnesses and injuries. Doctors work in hospitals, clinics, or private practices to care for patients.
11. A person who helps students learn new things in a school or educational setting. Teachers guide and instruct students in various subjects.
12. A person who operates and flies aircraft, such as airplanes or helicopters. Pilots navigate the skies, transport passengers or cargo, and ensure safe flights.
13. A person who designs and creates new things using scientific and mathematical principles. Engineers build bridges, design machines, and solve problems.

1. A brave individual who responds to fires and other emergencies. Firefighters work as a team to extinguish fires, rescue people, and provide medical aid.
2. A person who participates in sports and competitions. Athletes train and practice to improve their skills and may represent their country in events.
5. A doctor for animals who provides medical care and treats sick or injured pets and animals. Veterinarians ensure the well-being of animals and their health.
7. A creative individual who expresses ideas and emotions through various art forms. Artists can be painters, sculptors, musicians, or performers.
8. Officer A member of the law enforcement who helps maintain public safety and enforces laws. Police officers protect people, maintain order, and solve crimes.
10. A person who creates stories, poems, or other written works. Writers use their imagination and words to entertain, inform, or inspire others.