Context Clues

What does the word 'remarks' mean in the sentence: 'Several people made remarks on how nice it looked'?

• Comments or statements about something.

• Complaints about the weather.

• Questions regarding the design.

• Suggestions for improvement.

How can context clues help in reading comprehension?

• They provide hints that make it easier to understand the overall meaning of the text.

• They make reading more difficult by adding complexity.

• They are only useful for vocabulary building, not comprehension.

• They distract the reader from the main ideas of the text.

What is an example of a context clue?

• A synonym or antonym provided in the same sentence.

• A detailed description of a character's appearance.

• A summary of the main idea of a paragraph.

• A list of unrelated facts about a topic.

What does the word 'rarely' mean?

• Not often; infrequently.

• Very often; frequently.

• Occasionally; sometimes.

• Always; at all times.

What does the word 'delicious' mean?

• A. Not tasty at all.

• B. Tasty or very good to eat.

• C. Difficult to chew.

• D. A type of fruit.

What does the word 'wandered' mean?

• To move around without a fixed course or destination.

• To travel quickly from one place to another.

• To stay in one place for a long time.

• To follow a specific path or route.

What does the word 'gloomy' mean in the sentence: 'It was a gloomy day'?

• Bright and cheerful, often associated with happiness.

• Cloudy or dark, often associated with sadness.

• Clear and sunny, indicating a pleasant day.

• Warm and inviting, suggesting comfort.

Why are context clues important?

• They help readers figure out the meaning of words without needing a dictionary.

• They make reading more difficult and confusing.

• They are only useful for advanced readers.

• They provide entertainment during reading.

What does the word 'disgusting' mean in the sentence: 'The broccoli was disgusting'?

• Gross or unpleasant.

• Delicious and appealing.

• Fresh and healthy.

• Bitter and sour.

What does the word 'meandered' mean in the sentence: 'I meandered through the mall'?

• Wandered or walked slowly without a specific direction.

• Ran quickly through the mall.

• Stood still in one place.

• Walked directly to a specific store.