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The document contains a list of vocabulary words and their definitions related to a 5th grade unit on words to know. It then provides a series of sentences with underlined words and multiple choice options to select the word that means the same as the underlined word. The vocabulary words included are cavities, combination, demonstrates, episode, profile, and strict.
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