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Thanksgiving Context Clues

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  • Sentence: After hours of cooking, the family sat down to a Thanksgiving feast, complete with turkey, stuffing, and pumpkin pie. Word: Feast
    A fast food option
    A casual snack
    A large and plentiful meal
    A type of celebration
  • Sentence: I gobbled up all the pumpkin pie I could find and then sat on the couch to watch the football game. Word: Gobble
    A quick way of eating
    A type of dance
    A noise made by turkeys
    A special holiday decoration
  • Sentence: The savory smell of roasted turkey filled the kitchen, making everyone's mouths water. Word: Savory
    Salty or spicy
    Sweet and sugary
    Burnt or overcooked
    Cold and unappetizing
  • Sentence: The apple pie was so scrumptious that everyone asked for seconds. Word: Scrumptious
    Bitter and unpleasant
    Delicious and tasty
    Too salty
    Crunchy and dry
  • Sentence: During the holiday, many people take a moment to reflect on what they’re thankful for. Word: Reflect
    To clean or polish
    To decorate or design
    To predict the future
    To remember or think deeply
  • Sentence: On Thanksgiving, it’s okay to indulge in a second helping of mashed potatoes and gravy. Word: Indulge
    Treat yourself or enjoy
    Cook or prepare
    Avoid completely
    Hold back or restrain
  • Sentence: Grandma made a cranberry relish that everyone enjoyed with their turkey. Word: Relish
    A tradition of storytelling
    A decorative centerpiece
    A type of fruit dish or sauce
    A gift for the host
  • Sentence: Everyone stopped to marvel at the beautifully roasted turkey as it was brought to the table. Word: Marvel
    To taste or sample
    To criticize or complain
    To admire or be amazed
    To ignore or overlook
  • Sentence: The kitchen was aromatic with the scent of cinnamon, nutmeg, and baked sweet potatoes. Word: Aromatic
    Having a strong and pleasant smell
    Very loud or noisy
    Difficult to see or hidden
    Bitter or sour in taste
  • Sentence: After dinner, they all sat by the fire, enjoying a cozy evening together. Word: Cozy
    Comfortable and warm
    Cold and uninviting
    Boring and uneventful
    Loud and chaotic
  • Sentence: The Pilgrims celebrated the first Thanksgiving to give thanks for their successful harvest. Word: Pilgrims
    A festive parade
    A tool used for farming
    A type of bird
    Early settlers in America
  • Sentence: In the fall, farmers work hard to gather the harvest of crops like corn and pumpkins. Word: Harvest
    A type of tool
    A Thanksgiving song
    A festival
    A collection
  • Sentence: There were so many dishes at the table that it seemed as if the food was plentiful enough to feed an entire village. Word: Plentiful
    Abundant and enough for all
    Overly expensive
    Scarce and insufficient
    Rare and special
  • Sentence: The farmer's market was bountiful with fresh vegetables, fruits, and herbs for the Thanksgiving meal. Word: Bountiful
    Low in quantity
    Hard to find
    Generous and abundant
    Small and limited
  • Sentence: The kids were reluctant to help wash the dishes after the Thanksgiving feast. Word: Reluctant
    Happy and cheerful
    Unwilling or hesitant
    Excited and eager
    Quick and efficient
  • Sentence: Every Thanksgiving, it was their tradition to watch the parade and then play a family football game. Word: Tradition
    A cooking recipe
    A custom or repeated practice
    A rare and spontaneous event
    A type of holiday decoration
  • Sentence: The family began to gather in the living room to watch the football game after dinner. Word: Gather
    To scatter or spread apart
    To clean or organize
    To come together or assemble
    To eat quickly
  • Sentence: The family enjoyed a hearty meal that left everyone feeling full and satisfied. Word: Hearty
    Small and light
    Spicy and hot
    Cold and bland
    Warm and filling
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