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FREE AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT CONTEXT CLUES EXAM
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Question 1: What are Words and Phrases that Modify?
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Modifiers-such as adjectives , adverbs, or phrases and clauses can often provide clues to the meaning of an unfamiliar word.
Question 2: What are Description Clues?
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this content clue describes what a word means and provides word meaning upon further reading.Question 3: "although", "conversely", "different from", "however", "in contrast", "more than", "not only...", "but also", "On the other hand" and "opposite" are examples of what type of Context Clues?
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What are, Comparison and Contrast Context Clues Question 4: The sentence: Unlike his quiet and low key family, Brad is garrulous. Is an example of what type of Context Clue?
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Antonym or Contrast Clue
Question 5: "also", "as", "identical", "like", "likewise", "resembling", "same", "similar", and "too" are examples of what type of Context Clue?
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What are, Synonym context Clues Question 6: "for example", "For instance", "including", 'like", "such as", 'that is', 'specifically', "to illustrate" are examples of what type of context Clues?
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What are, Example Context Clues Question 7: "As a result of", "accordingly", "because", "consequently", "for this reason", "hence", and If...then" , "since", 'so", "therefore', and "thus" are examples of what type of Context Clues?
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What are, Cause and Effect Context Clues
Question 8: What are the different types of Context Clues?
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-definition or example, synonym or restatement, antonym or opposite, comparison and contrast, cause and effect, example, and general knowledge clues Question 9: "is", "are" , "means", and "refers to" are examples of what type of Context Clues?
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What are, Definition Context Clues
Question 10: What are Definition or Synonym Clues?
Hint: Most often found in textbooks such as science, history and mathematics.
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The unknown word is followed by a comma or dash and a synonym or definition. Additional clues can include words such as "or", "is called", "that is", and "in other words".
Question 11: What are Context Clues?
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Words and Phrases in a sentence which help you reason out the meaning of an unfamiliar word.Oftentimes you can figure out the meanings of new or unfamiliar vocabulary by paying attention to the surrounding language.
Question 12: When you look for the clues over several sentences, what type of Context Clue are you seeking?
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what are, General Context Clues
Question 13: What are Unstated or Implied Meanings/Gist Clues?
Hint: The most subtle clue. Reader must read entire passage.
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the reader is required to draw on personal experience of similar situations and make an inference to identify unknown word. the unknown word WILL NOT be defined or restated and no antonym will be offered
Question 14: What are Conjunctions showing Relationships?
Hint: Allows reader to link unfamiliar words to familiar ones
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the context clue begins with a conjunction to show the relationship between words. Coordinating conjunctions include 'since", "because', 'even though", "if", 'just as", 'when", "whenever", "until", and "although"
Question 15: What are Contrasting or Antonym Clues?
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an opposite meaning of the vocabulary word is provided. The clue often requires students to catch and understand the signal word. The contrast/antonym clue often appears in the same or subsequent sentence.
Question 16: What are Concrete Examples?
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the unknown word is followed by an example that illustrates and clarifies a difficult concept. Signal words: "such as", "including", "for instance", "to illustrate,'are examples of",and "for example' Question 17: "but", "however", "in contrast", "instead of", "on the other hand", "though", and "unlike" are examples of what type of Context Clues?
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What are, Antonym Context Clues
Question 18: What effect does making an Inference upon reading an unknown word have?
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Assists the reader with identifying the meaning of the unknown word.