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□   Native American

                    □   Global Influence
                    Meaning:
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               3.  A downtown one-bedroom apartment in DC can easily cost $1,800 per month,
                    and a similar “flat” in London may double that amount. These high costs create

                    socioeconomic disparity among the residents. The life of the wealthy and the

                    poor  sifnificantly  looks  contrast.  Although  both  cities’  residents  are
                    predominantly wealthy, both have a significantly large population of poor and

                    homeless.
                    □   Double that amount

                    □   Among the residents
                    □   Looks contrast

                    □   Large population
                    Meaning:

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                    Activity 7


               Based  on  the  essay  entitled  “McDonald’s  and  Fox’s  diner”,  find  the
               meaning of the following words without looking at the dictionary. Write
               the clues indicating the meaning.
               1.  McDonald's is located just off the interstate, so many of their patrons are not

                    local residents.
                    Patron  :

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                    Clues     :

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               2.  The parking lot looks vacant until about five in the morning because it is large

                    enough to accommodate a dozen tractor trailers.
                    Vacant  :
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