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The assignment for this lesson is to define rivalry, and explain how you used context clues from the passage to determine the word's meaning. Be sure to use specific examples from the text. Passage The rivalry between the Houston High Hornets and the Camden High Cavaliers had grown in the weeks before the state basketball championships. The teams had always been competitive — they had met twice over the season, and the games were intense, with each team earning a victory in the final seconds. Now both teams were competing for the championship in the final game, and the desire to beat the other team had grown to epic proportions.

Answer 1

Rivalry means the two of them are competing over an object or against each other. The rivalry between the two high schools in the passage "have always been competitive" they've grown and expanded in the weeks before the basketball championship, "they had met twice over the season, and the games were intense." It also mentions "the desire to beat the other team had grown to epic proportions."

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Answer 2

Answer: I think that rivalry means two are against each other or fighting for an object. In the passage it states two different high schools and they say that it has grown in the weeks before the basketball game championships. It also says that they are competing and desire to beat the other team.

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