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The plant-like of the sea anemone is descriptive of its form or structure.

The sea anemones tentacles are compared to petals in brilliant shades of blue, pink, green and red.

The writer indicates that sea anemones often move slowly but attach their bodies rocks, shells or wharf pilings- the stationary surfaces.

Sea anemones used their mouth surrounded by tentacles to 'capture' i.e 'catch' foods.

Take off; means to leave the ground and begin flight.

The Cockpit is the area, usually near the front of an aircraft from which a pilot controls the aircraft.

The hatch is the trap door in the cockpit ceiling which allows the pilot to evacuate the flight control area in case of an emergency.

Veering here means that the aircraft suddenly changes direction.

The Control tower is the air traffic control, and service provider unit which directs aircrafts and advise in non-controlled airspace.

An emergency landing is a prioritized form of landing made by an aircraft in an emergency situation.

Taxiing or taxying is a term for the movement of an aircraft on the ground. Seeing as in this case, the aircraft was about to take off again.

An airport tarmac is the area where the aircrafts are parked, unloaded or loaded, refueled, or boarded.

The flight engineers are the members of an aircraft's crew responsible for monitoring and operating its complex aircraft systems.

The Wingtip is simply a part of the wing of an aircraft.

Aliya asks her Dad if it is true that all Muslims are terrorists and that they all perish. Her father corrects this stereotypical notion or unfounded generalised belief of some members of the society as regards their religion.