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2) choose 2 vocabulary words from the story that you did not know. be sure to include the sentence from the myth that uses the word and explain which context clue from (from your "vocabulary and context clues" lesson) you used to determine the meanings of these words. (note: context clues may be example, synonym, antonym, definition, or context)

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