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    Grade 4-6 context clues
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  • The U.S. team had been "dominant", winning 4 out of the first 8 World Cup tournaments.
    most powerful
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  • During the 2019 tournament, the "undisputed" star of the U.S. team was Megan Rapinoe. She scored 6 goals.
    not challenged, clear leader
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  • You might "visualize" images of food gone bad. You picture slimy, green fungus growing on bread.
    picture in your mind
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  • Today, people everywhere take the "antibiotic" known as penicillin when they have an infection such as strep throat.
    medicine that kills germs
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  • But you wouldn't have to stop there, because numbers are "infinite" - they never end.
    never ending
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  • Then there's the "unfathomably" large number googol. To write this number you start with a 1 and add 100 zeros.
    impossible to grasp/understand
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  • But a pyramid is simply a "structure" with triangular sides. Throughout history, people have built pyramids in many different places.
    building
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  • Because it's a "beloved" shape, the pyramid is found all over.
    very loved
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  • Their small wings flutter so fast that they can "hover" in the air, staying in the same spot.
    fly in the same place
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  • Some species of hummingbirds can flap their wings a "maximum" of 90 times a second.
    most amount
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  • Every year when spring arrives, many people are "elated". They are happy the weather is warmer.
    happy
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  • When the flowers and trees burst into bloom, they release pollen that causes certain people to have allergic "rhinitis". This causes a lot of nose blowing and difficulty breathing.
    Irritated nose
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  • Most bats are "nocturnal". They sleep during the day, hanging upside down.
    active at night
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  • Bats are "omnivores". They eat small creatures such as insects. They also enjoy fruits such as mangoes.
    eat plants and animals
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  • Imagine "abstaining" from food for 2 whole months. That's how long male emperor penguins go without eating.
    go without
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  • When the mom returns, the dad is "liberated" from his duties. He heads to the ocean to fish for food.
    released, freed
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