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Key Words for Reading

Unscramble Letters

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Read the definition clues below. Unscramble the mixed-up letters to reveal the correct reading word.

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Unscramble Letters

Key Words for ReadingOnline version

Read the definition clues below. Unscramble the mixed-up letters to reveal the correct reading word.

by Leah Hazel Joy Viernes
1

Tell what something looks or feels like.

2

Find what is the same.

3

Find what is different.

4

Tell how or why something happens.

5

Find or point out.

6

The main point of the text.

  
  
7

Information that helps you figure something out.

8

Something that can be proven true.

9

How someone feels or thinks about something.

10

The reason why the author wrote the text (to inform, persuade, entertain).

11

To stop something from happening.

12

An effect or result.

13

Something good or helpful.

14

A difficult problem or task.

15

The answer to a problem.

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