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Context Clues

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    Identifying meaning using context clues
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  • “Spot” was an APT name for the dog. It was a fitting name because he had brown spots on his fur.
    fitting; appropriate
  •  15
  • The soft PLIABLE wood was easy to bend.
    bendable
  •  10
  • Mom had to STERILIZE the baby's bottle so she did not get sick.
    clean
  •  15
  • It was difficult to CONCEAL the surprise party from her parents. She wanted to tell them so badly!
    hide
  •  15
  • Instead of a GRIMACE, Mary had a big smile on her face.
    frown
  •  15
  • Sam is GREGARIOUS, not like his sister who is quiet and shy.
    social
  •  20
  • “I’m not GROGGY,” Ana insisted. “I’m wide awake.”
    tired; sleepy
  •  10
  • The cashier was polite, unlike the customer, who was quite CURT to her.
    rude
  •  15
  • Bill laughed MANIACLY when his classmate said something very funny.
    loudly, in a crazy manner (like a maniac)
  •  15
  • Tara watches the TV INCESSANTLY, or all the time.
    without interruption, constantly
  •  10
  • Though Samantha took her test, the grade she received was INSUFFICIENT to pass because she did not study.
    lower than wanted or expected, not enough
  •  15
  • The mountain pass was a TORTUROUS road, winding and twisting like a snake around trees and the mountainside.
    full of twists and turns; lengthy
  •  15
  • When Ashley hurled the ball across the field, her friend ERUPTED with, “I didn’t know you could throw like that!”
    yelled out, burst out loudly
  •  10
  • “It was SWELTERING,” Larry said, “and I mean really hot!”
    hot, very warm, humid
  •  5
  • The ugly monster's face was too GROTESQUE to look at.
    unpleasant, ugly
  •  15
  • Mark is ADEPT with solving puzzles, while his sister is a failure at solving them.
    skilled
  •  20