
Context Clues
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Pamela Brown
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Context Clues
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Multiple Choice
What does pugnacious mean in the following sentence:
Walt’s pugnacious behavior in the boxing ring made his opponent back down.
Nice
Aggressive
Cheerful
Boring
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Multiple Choice
Which words help the reader know what arbitrator means:
The arbitrator, the neutral person chosen to settle the dispute, arrived at her
decision.
her decision
arrived at
neutral person chosen to settle dispute
the arbitrator
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Multiple Choice
Which words help the reader know what noxious means:
The river was full of noxious materials such as cleaning agents from factories and pesticides from the nearby farms.
such as cleaning agents and pesticides
factories and farms
river was full
full of noxious
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Multiple Choice
What does the word immaculate mean?
Unlike Jamaal’s room, which was immaculate, Jeffrey’s room was very messy.
small
sorry
large
clean
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Multiple Choice
Which word has the closest meaning to the underlined word?
The river was full of noxious materials such as cleaning agents from factories and pesticides from the nearby farms.
tired
dangerous
loud
scary
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Multiple Choice
If you're faced with an unfamiliar word, see if there are any words restating the idea.
Ex: Jan's colleagues, the people who worked alongside her, thought Jan was a hard worker.
What does the word "colleague" most likely mean?
friends
enemies
co-workers
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Multiple Choice
Sometimes, a sentence will include an opposite word or phrase and that can clue you into a word's meaning.
Ex: The bustling city streets were a major change from the quiet countryside.
What does "bustling" most likely mean?
quiet and calm
noisy and busy
friendly and exciting
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Multiple Choice
The office, flooded with light and fresh plants, was an ideal environment for an outdoorsy person.
What does "ideal" most likely mean?
perfect
good
awful
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Multiple Choice
The scientists did experiments in their laboratory.
What does "laboratory" most likely mean?
an office
a place to perform experiments
a classroom
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Multiple Choice
The big room was separated into a bunch of cubicles, with walls separating each employee's desk.
Using the information in this sentence, which do you think is bigger - an office or a cubicle?
office
cubicle
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Multiple Choice
The working conditions were horrendous, the factory was filthy and the managers were mean and abusive.
What do you think "conditions" most likely means?
environment
space
factory
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Multiple Choice
The upscale office building had crystal chandeliers and marble floors.
What does "upscale" most likely mean?
tacky
fancy
pretty
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Multiple Choice
Joe worked for a national corporation, with offices spread across the United States.
What does "national" most likely mean?
in the city
across the country
across the world
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Multiple Choice
Joe worked for a multinational corporation, with offices located across three continents.
What dose "multinational" most likely mean?
in the city
across the country
across the world
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Multiple Choice
Carla's restaurant made a great profit in the first year, earning thousands more than she had expected.
What does "profit" mean?
the money a business makes
the money a person makes
the money a business owes
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