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This document contains vocabulary words related to baseball player Satchel Paige including: 1) Confidence, fastball, mocking, outfield, unique, weakness, and windup which are defined in the text. 2) Questions are provided that test understanding of these words by asking the reader to select the word or phrase that means the same as words underlined in sample sentences. 3) The vocabulary words relate to baseball terms like pitching styles, positions on the field, and qualities of players.
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