Multiple Meaning Words Jan 2022

What is the meaning of 'jam' in this sentence?

I like blackberry jam best.

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Here is another kind of jam....

Strawberry!

What is the meaning of 'roll' in this sentence?

If your clothes catch on fire you need to stop, drop and roll.

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A different kind of roll...

Which sentence is using the word 'jam' in the same way as the one below?

Were were in a traffic jam this morning.

• I bought strawberry jam at Kroger.

• I was stuck in a jam when my schedules overlapped.

• She jammed her hand in the car door.

• He had jam smeared on his face.

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Were were in a traffic jam this morning.

I was stuck in a jam when my schedules overlapped.

-The word jam is in both sentences means being in some sort of conflict, or stuck.

Draw the first image that comes to your mind when you hear the word 'tie'.

The word tie in this sentence means.....

Nobody won the soccer game because it was a tie.

• To bring together.

• An article of clothing.

• To fasten or attach to something.

• To have an equal score.

What are the different meanings of the word 'fit' ?

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There are tons!

What is the meaning of the word 'blocks' in this sentence?

My huge science project blocks my mom from pulling her car into the garage.

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Write two sentences using the word 'change'.

However, 'change' has to be used having TWO different meanings.

Here's an example (using the word 'fit' ):

1. She does not fit into her jeans anymore.

2. He had a fit about going to school.

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Which one of these sentences uses the word 'nail' meaning fingernails?

• She hung the painting up using a nail.

• He nailed his last math test.

• They nailed the box shut.

• She treated herself to new nails.

Draw the first image that comes to your mind when you hear the word 'blocks'.