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If a place is spotless, it has no spots—it's very clean. If a person is generous, they share. Connect new words to real situations you've seen or felt. |  |\n\nPRACTICE  \nMatch each word with a real-life example.  \n1. Which real-life example shows being kind?  \nA. pushing past a friend in line  \nB. helping a friend pick up their books  \nC. yelling at a sibling  \nD. leaving trash on the floor  \n2. Which example shows being brave?  \nA. running away from a small dog  \nB. asking a question in front of the class even though you feel shy  \nC. hiding under a desk  \nD. skipping homework  \n3. If something is spotless, it is—  \nA. full of spots  \nB. very clean  \nC. covered in dirt  \nD. broken  \n4. Which example shows being curious?  \nA. never asking any questions  \nB. asking how a clock works on the inside  \nC. ignoring new things  \nD. saying you already know everything  \n5. 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