To treat someone harshly because of that person’s beliefs or practices.
A. Persecute
B. Puritan
C. Separatist
D. Pilgrims
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_____
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B. Word pronunciation
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The student’s homework was done well.
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. Which word does NOT belong?
A. Son
B. Daughter
C. Sibling
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