Task 1: look at the words above. Using the mentor sentences, predict what they mean. Come up with at least synonyms for the words under the related words section. Use a dictionary and other resources to support you.
WORD
significant
ROOT:
-sign-
"sign"
MENTOR SENTENCES
1. The fire was a significant event in our town's history.
2. Ms. Barnes made no significant changes to my report.
PREDICT MEANING
RELATED WORDS
signify; significance
incident
ROOT:
-cid-
"fall"
1. Myron described the incident in great detail to the reporter.
2. We avoided an embarrassing incident by leaving the room.
unique
ROOT:
-uni-
"one"
1. Each of these tables is a unique, handmade item.
2. My hairstyle is unique; no one would dare to copy it.
sequence
ROOT:
-sequ-
"follow"
impact
ROOT:
-pact-
"press"
"fasten"
1. A first-grader should be able to recite numbers in sequence to 100.
2. Follow the sequence of directions, and the recipe will turn out well.
1. His books had a strong impact on my beliefs and interests.
2. The impact of vaccines on public health has been considerable, and has lead to a healthier population.

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