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Question: How can you use the word "sweetness" to figure out what the word "fullness" means? Options:
Think about what "sweet" means and how it relates to the word "full" in fullness.

They mean the same thing because they both end in "-ness."

Think about what the "-ness" in "sweetness" means--then apply that meaning to the "-ness" in "fullness."

Decide if they mean the opposite or the same as each other.

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