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Context Clues: Types & Examples

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Types of clues with examples

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Types of clues with examples

by eman alsari
1

What type of context clues explains the meaning in the sentence, directly or indirectly?

2

Which type of clue is this: Many animals are (nocturnal), such as owls, bats, and raccoons, which are active at night.

3

Which type of clue is this: The lake looked (serene), or calm and peaceful, in the early morning light.

4

Which clue suggests meaning by showing the opposite of the word?

5

Which type uses a restatement of the word’s meaning in different words?

6

What type of clue is this: Unlike his generous sister who shares everything, Adam is very (stingy) with his money.

7

Which clue relies on the broader sentence meaning rather than a direct word meaning?

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