Multiple Meaning Word Study

Which sentence uses bat the same way it does in this sentence? The coach put the bat in the bag next to the bench.

• The girl used the bat to hit a home run.

• The house was covered in bats at Halloween.

• I had to bat away the swarm of flies.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

Which sentence uses bat the same way it does in this sentence?

• I am up next to bat, and my mom has the camera ready.

• There are two little beady eyes at the top of our chimney, and my mom thinks it's a bat.

• My dad bought me a new softball bat for my birthday.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

Which sentence uses key the same way it does in this sentence?

• What is the key information from this chapter?

• Mom locked the key inside the car.

• The map key contained eight symbols.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

Which sentence uses key the same way it does in this sentence?

• Underline one key piece of information in the story.

• The answer key was wrong, so our teachers gave us all 5 extra points.

• The key to happiness is to follow your heart.

• It took me 10 minutes to open the escape room door by trying all 20 keys on the key ring.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

Imagine you're in a chilly place, shivering and shaking, and someone says, "He could not bear the cold." What does "bear" mean here?

• A large mammal

• To carry

• To endure

• To give birth to

Answer explanation

The word 'bear' in this context means to endure, or to tolerate. It refers to the ability to withstand or cope with the cold.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

Imagine you're at a concert with a huge crowd, and you really want to see the stage. What does it mean if you have to crane your neck?

• A majestic large bird spreading its wings

• Stretching your neck or body to get a better view

• Operating a machine to lift heavy stuff up high

• Pausing for a moment, unsure of what to do next

Answer explanation

The correct choice is stretching your neck or body to get a better view, as 'crane' can also mean to stretch or extend one's neck in order to see something better.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

Imagine you're in a chilly place, shivering and shaking, and someone says, "He could not bear the cold." What does "bear" mean here?

(a)  

• A large mammal

• To carry

• To endure

• To give birth to

Answer explanation

The word 'bear' in this context means to endure, or to tolerate. It refers to the ability to withstand or cope with the cold.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

Imagine you're at a concert with a huge crowd, and you really want to see the stage. What does it mean if you have to crane your neck?

(a)  

• A majestic large bird spreading its wings

• Stretching your neck or body to get a better view

• Operating a machine to lift heavy stuff up high

• Pausing for a moment, unsure of what to do next

Answer explanation

The correct choice is stretching your neck or body to get a better view, as 'crane' can also mean to stretch or extend one's neck in order to see something better.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

Imagine you're on an adventure in a dense forest, and suddenly, the rough bark of a tree scrapes your arm. What does 'bark' refer to in this thrilling scenario?

• The sound a dog makes

• The outer covering of a tree

• To shout loudly

• A small boat

Answer explanation

In this scenario, 'bark' refers to the outer covering of a tree, which can be rough and can scrape your arm in a dense forest.

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CCSS.L.5.5C

Guess what! In the adventure of words, "She broke the seal on the letter." What secret does "seal" hold here?

• A large marine mammal

• A device for closing an envelope

• To close securely

• An emblem used as a means of authentication

Answer explanation

In this context, 'seal' refers to a device for closing an envelope, which is the correct choice for the given question.

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CCSS.L.5.5C