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Context Clues for 7th graders

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  • RESUME: The teacher told the class that they could resume their test after the announcements.
    Stop
    Paper
    Continue
  • IMPLORE: The girl was imploring her teacher to help her with the test, but the teacher wouldn’t answer
    Begging
    Looking
    Writing
  • CANINE: The canine ran out the door and into the grass to get the bone.
    Arm
    Dog
    Cat
  • ERODE: The rock was eroding from the rainfall over hundreds of years
    Eat away
    Lengthen
    Build
  • DRONE: The school’s fire drill sounded like a drone from a block away. It wasn’t nearly as loud as in the school hallway
    Dull, continuous sound
    Bird
    Pretty song
  • WHIM: She decided to join the volleyball team today at school on a whim.
    Confuse
    Plan
    Sudden Desire
  • FRUITLESS: His math homework seemed fruitless. He didn’t think he’d ever understand the class.
    Useless
    Full
    Sweet
  • QUENCH: The cold glass of water quenched my thirst.
    Satisfy/Put out
    Watch
    See
  • DETACH: He was tired of the phone ringing. He detached the phone from the wall
    Put together
    Separate
    Color
  • AJAR: He found the door ajar, but no one was in the house.
    Costume
    Partly Open
    Under
  • CONJURE: He conjured the memory of his brother. It had been so long since he had seen him.
    Work
    Help
    Bring to mind
  • LEGACY: He followed his family’s legacy, joining the army instead of going to college
    Handed Down
    Speech
    See
  • PELT: The boy pelted the scarecrow with rocks until he fell onto the garden plants.
    Attacking repeatedly
    Hiding
    Sew
  • GRATIFY: The candy seemed to gratify the boy after he worked hard to finish his assignment.
    Lose
    Drop
    Satisfy
  • BLEAK: The game’s outcome looked bleak. The team hadn’t scored any points during the first quarter.
    Forget
    Hopeless
    Happy
  • FEUD: The family’s feud lasted almost ten years. No one could remember what it was even about
    Laugh
    Two
    Argument
  • CASUAL: The doctor appeared casual after my test. I couldn’t tell if he had good news or bad news
    Smart
    Unconcerned
    Without