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The document contains a series of short stories featuring made-up words, encouraging readers to use context clues to infer their meanings. Each story presents a fictional term, such as 'blepice,' 'margle,' 'grimble,' and 'hambet,' along with prompts for the reader to guess their definitions based on descriptive hints provided in the text.

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Read through each story carefully. For each make-believe word, circle the context clues provided in the sentences that help determine their meanings.
In the space provided after each story, write down your guess for what each make-believe word means based on the clues.
Finally, explain your reasoning for each guess in the corresponding section. This encourages critical thinking and comprehension.

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Answer: (NOUN) Make-believe is the action of pretending or imagining that things are better than they are. (ADJECTIVE) Make-believe is imitating something real; pretend.

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