
Finals Study Guide - Context Clues
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Finals Study Guide -
Context Clues
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Context clues are hints found within a sentence, paragraph, or passage that a reader can use to understand the meanings of new or unfamiliar words.
Strong readers will always read the sentences surrounding the unknown word to look for clues.
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Multiple Choice
What is the meaning of the underlined word as used in the passage?
Although the silver carp was originally imported into the United States in 1973 to help with plankton control, this fish is now considered harmful to the environment because it competes with other species that feed on plankton. The Department of Agriculture has made it illegal to import or export this pernicious animal without a permit.
overly common
marine
destructive
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Multiple Choice
What is the meaning of the underlined word as used in the passage?
American advertisements from the 1950s have been widely accused of deprecating women by depicting them as housebound and passive. However, some have argued that, rather than belittling women, many ads portrayed them as capable and independent, both inside and outside the home.
misrepresenting
disparaging
caricaturing
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Multiple Choice
What is the meaning of the underlined word as used in the passage?
The DJ on our college radio station is known for his unpredictable taste in music, sampling everything from the classical guitar to heavy metal to reggae. When I interviewed him for the school newspaper, I learned that his musical choices mirror his mercurial temperament; our conversation was like few I’d ever had.
changeable or variable
passionate or excitable
creative or artistic
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Multiple Choice
Later in the speech, Michelle Obama says…"And today, as First Lady, whenever the term "authentic" is used to describe me, I take it as a tremendous compliment, because I know that I am following in the footsteps of great women like Maya Angelou. But really, I'm just a beginner -- I am baby-authentic. (Laughter.) Maya Angelou, now she was the original, she was the master." The word authentic most likely means...
true
honest
appropriate
genuine
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Multiple Choice
In times of crisis, police officers must appear nonchalant while helping upset citizens. In this sentence, nonchalant means:
calm
high strung
panic
unconcerned
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Multiple Choice
Choose the correct definition for the word in all caps.
Even flies did not move on that SULTRY day.
cool
wet and warm
hot and moist
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