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Slices of the Vocabulary Pie\n\n□ Greek and Latin  \nMorphology  \n□Multiple  \nMeanings  \n□Figures of  \nSpeech  \n□ Word  \nRelationships  \n□Language  \nResources  \n□Academic  \nLanguage  \n□Connotations  \n## Vocabulary Worksheet \\#3\n\nMultiple Meaning Words  \nDirections:Write the number of the definition that best matches the use of each vocabularyword in the sentence below.  \n## Vocabulary Words Definitions\n\nsign(n)1.A notice or poster that communicates information.  \nsign(v)2.To write one's signature.  \nThe graphic designer asked me to sign  the bill for her services after she produced thecolorful sign  I had requested.  \n## Greek and Latin Word Parts:Prefixes,Roots,and Suffixes\n\nDirections:For each prefix,root,or suffix,write an example word which includes the word part.Then use the word part meanings to help you write your own definition of the vocabulary word.  \nPrefix  \nRoot  \nSuffix  \nMeaning  \nExample Words  \ndec  \nten  \naction or process  \nade  \ndecade                                                                                                \n## Language Resources:Dictionary and Thesaurus\n\nDirections:Consult a dictionary to divide the vocabulary word into syl/la/bles,mark its primaryáccent,list its part of speech,and write its primary definition.Compare to your definition above.  \ndecade()                                         \nDirections:Consult a dictionary to write two inflected forms of the vocabulary word.  \n## Inflected Form                                    \n\nInflected Form                                      \n## Idioms(non-literal expression used by a certain language group)\n\nDirections:As used in the following sentences,interpret or explain the meaning of this idiom:\"Don't spread yourself too thin.\"You are already working two jobs,volunteering as a footballcoach,and tutoring your brother.You can't add on anymore.Don't spread yourself too thin.  \n## Vocabulary Worksheet \\#4\n\nWord 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