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  Help students learn over 200 new vocabulary words as they read Jane Austen’s novel Pride and Prejudice. Includes student handouts, puzzles and assessments. This resource breaks up new vocabulary by chapter and is in 5 different sections. Each section contains a student handout of words with definitions, crossword puzzles and section quizzes. At the end, there are two different vocabulary finals (each with 100 questions). Answer keys to all puzzles, quizzes and assessments are included!

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