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martin luther king, jr. | vocab builder (practice)
segregation (noun)
seg·re·ga·tion ˌse-gri-ˈgā-shən
\this practice of separating african americans from white people
was called segregation.\
read the quote. then, use your knowledge of word parts to complete
the chart with the correct definitions. not all the definitions will be used.
| meaning of base word \segregate\ | meaning of suffix \-ion\ | definition of \segregation\ |
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options: to mix, the act of, to create, the act of separating, the process of mixing
Brief Explanations
- For the meaning of the suffix “-ion”: Suffixes like “-ion” often turn a verb into a noun and mean “the act of” (performing the verb's action). So we choose “the act of”.
- For the definition of “segregation”: The base word “segregate” means “to separate”, and with the suffix “-ion” (the act of), combining them gives “the act of separating”, which matches the given example of segregation being the practice of separating.
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- Meaning of suffix “-ion”: the act of
- Definition of “segregation”: the act of separating