What is the derivation of your last name

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OBJECTIVE: Almost every human on our planet has a common trait: we all have first (given) names, and last (surnames) names. First, let's explore our own names, as well as sharing them with the class!

INSTRUCTIONS: Write down your first name, and your last name. For your first name, do you know why you were given that name, or were you named after a relative/someone your parent(s) admired? What does your first name mean? What is the derivation of your last name?

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