Weaving a California Tradition Lesson 9
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The document is a series of short passages that define vocabulary words followed by questions to test understanding of the definitions. The passages define unique, infest, regular intervals, delicate, flexible, bond, inspire, and preserve. The questions that follow each passage are related to the definition and ask the reader to apply the term in a new context.
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