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Enhancing YourEnhancing Your
VocabularyVocabulary
Enhance
/en hans/ˈ
Definition: intensify, increase, or
further improve the quality, value, or
extent of
Synonyms: increase, add to, intensify,
heighten, magnify, amplify, inflate,
strengthen, build up, supplement,
augment, boost, raise, lift, elevate,
exalt;
Vocabulary
/vō kaby lerē,vi-/ˈ əˌ
Meaning: the body of
words used in a
particular language.
Synonyms: word
power, lexicon,
command of
language
Vocabulary
Enhancement means:
To improve or to increase the
quality of a body of words used
in a particular language.
Four basic steps to a
better vocabulary:
1.Read
2.Be Aware of Words
3.Use a Dictionary
 Have your own dictionary
 Circle the words you look
up
 Read the entire entry for
the word you look up
1.Study and Review Regularly
Vocabulary in ContextVocabulary in Context
How to hunt down the meaning of aHow to hunt down the meaning of a
word by using the clues around itword by using the clues around it
What is Vocabulary inWhat is Vocabulary in
Context?Context?
“Vocabulary”
(words in your text books)
+
“In Context”
(how those words relate to
the words around them)
Our Final CalculationOur Final Calculation:
Better Vocabulary Skills
Which =
Better Comprehension
Which =
Better Grades!
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How Does Vocabulary in
Context work? Most writers leave
context clues as
they write. It is
our job as the
reader to hunt
them down!
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Context CluesContext Clues
The 4Types
• Rewording the word.
• Giving its Synonym.
• Giving its Antonym.
• Giving us Details about
the word.
There are 4 main types ofThere are 4 main types of
Context CluesContext Clues
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
RewordingRewording
Rewording is when the
author says the word in
another way, that is
typically easier to
understand.
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Let’s Look at an Example:
Context Clues:Context Clues:
RewordingRewording
, a feeling of bitterness and
anger, is often felt by people who are
passed over for promotions.
Resentment
What does the word resentment mean in
this sentence?
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
RewordingRewording
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
RewordingRewording
Resentment, , is
often felt by people who are passed over for
promotions.
a feeling of bitterness and anger
If you wanted to find the meaning of the
word RESENTMENT the clue is right here.
Resentment is:
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Now You Give It A Try!Now You Give It A Try!
The Cruise family moved from their
house, that was old and
run-down, into a brand new home.
dilapidated
HINT: In REWORDINGREWORDING, the context
clues are often hidden between commas!
Context Clues:Context Clues: RewordingRewording
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The Cruise family moved from
their dilapidated house, that was
, into a brand
new home.
Context Clues:Context Clues: RewordingRewording
old and run-down
Did you find the Context Clue?
Dilapidated means
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Context Clues:Context Clues: SynonymsSynonyms
A writer sometimes uses synonym context clues
to help with hard words. A synonym context
clue is one or two words that mean almost the
same as the one that the author does not
expect us to know.
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
SynonymsSynonyms
Let’s Look at an Example:
What does the word aloof mean in this
sentence?
The young girl was very . She
always seemed unsociable,
unapproachable, and uninterested.
aloof
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
SynonymsSynonyms
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
SynonymsSynonyms
The young girl was very
aloof. She always seemed
unsociable, unapproachable,
and uninterested.Our context clue is HERE!
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unsociable, unapproachable,
and uninterested.
Context Clues:Context Clues:
SynonymsSynonyms
The young girl was very
aloof. She always seemed
All three of
these words
are synonyms
to help us
with the
original word
aloof
The word aloof means:
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
SynonymsSynonyms
Now You Give It A Try!Now You Give It A Try!
The three brothers began to
over the game.
This was not the first time that they
had a dispute over it.
altercate
What does the word altercate mean here?
HINT: SYNONYMSYNONYM context clues are
often hidden in surrounding sentences!
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
SynonymsSynonyms
The three brothers began to
altercate over the game.
This was not the first time that
they had a over it.
Did you find anyDid you find any Context Clues????Context Clues????
dispute
Altercate means the
same as
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Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms
A writer is using antonym context clues when
they use a word with opposite meaning to give
us hints about the word that they don’t think
we will know.
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Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms
Let’s Look at an Example:
Dianna appeared to be a very moral
and upstanding young lady, but
those who knew her knew that she
was iniquitous.
What does the word iniquitous mean in
this sentence?
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
AntonymsAntonyms
Lets Go FindLets Go Find
Those Clues!Those Clues!
Antonym Context Clues often take a little
more detective work to understand.
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Dianna appeared to be a very
moral and upstanding young
lady, those who knew her
knew that she was iniquitous.
Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms
but
The word BUT
tells us that the
two parts of the
sentence
represent opposite
points of view
about Dianna
There is a special word in this sentenceThere is a special word in this sentence
that hints at the presence of anthat hints at the presence of an antonymantonym..
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Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms
Dianna appeared to be
a very
young lady, but those
who knew her knew
that she was
The two opposite
points of view
are:
1. That Dianna is
moral and
upstanding.
2. That she is
iniquitous
moral and upstanding
iniquitous
therefore means thetherefore means the oppositeopposite ofof
Iniquitous must mean evil and immoral
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Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms
Now You Give It A Try!Now You Give It A Try!
David was very outgoing as opposed to
his older sister.coy
What does the word coy mean here?
HINT: ANTONYMANTONYM context clues always have hint
words to tell us that there are opposites present!
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Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms
David was very outgoing
his coy older sister.
Did you find
the hint
words?
as opposed to
Coy must mean the
opposite of outgoing!
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Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails
A writer is using details as context clues when
they give us explanations or examples as hints
about the word that they don’t think we will
know.
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Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails
There are
several
different kinds
of Context
Clues that are
Details.
• Details that are
examples of the
unknown word.
• Details that tell why the
unknown word has taken
place.
• Details that explain how
the word relates to
other things the author
has stated.
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Let’s Look at an Example:
Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails
Father was because
Joshua decided to go to the college
that he wanted him to.
ecstatic
What does the word ecstatic mean in this
sentence?
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Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails
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Joshua decided to
go to the college that he
wanted him to.
Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails
There is a special word in this sentenceThere is a special word in this sentence
that hints at the presence of athat hints at the presence of a
detaildetail.. The word
BECAUSE tells us
that the writer is
about to say why
Father was
ecstatic.
because
Father was ecstatic““Ecstatic” was how Father feltEcstatic” was how Father felt
Ecstatic
must mean
the same
as happy!
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Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails
Now You Give It A Try!Now You Give It A Try!
Brian was when he left the
school building. He ran through the
halls, jumped in his car, and sped off.
expeditious
What does the word expeditious mean here?
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Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails
Brian was expeditious when he
left the school building.
Did you figure out
what types of details
the writer is giving
us about how Brian
left school?
How did Brian leave?How did Brian leave?
He ran through the halls,
jumped in his car, and sped
off.
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Context Clues:Context Clues: ReviewReview
There are 4 main types ofThere are 4 main types of
Context CluesContext Clues
 Rewording the word.
 Giving its Synonym.
 Giving its Antonym.
 Giving Details about it.
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Context Clues:Context Clues: PracticePractice
Now it is your turn to follow the clues!
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Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #1Practice #1
Mallory's mom thought that the new
outfit that she had bought for her
was . Mallory did not want to
break it to her, but it was totally out
of style.
modish
Questions:Questions:
Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here?
What does the wordWhat does the word modishmodish mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence?
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
Practice Answer #1Practice Answer #1
Mallery’s mom thought
that the new outfit
that she had bought
for her was modish.
Mallery did not want
to break it to her, but
it was totally out of
style.
This context
clue was an
Antonym. Here,
modish means
the same as
stylish.
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Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #2Practice #2
Insomnia, not being able to sleep at
night, can be linked to an excessive
intake of caffeine throughout the
day.
Questions:Questions:
Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here?
What does the wordWhat does the word insomniainsomnia mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence?
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
Practice Answer #2Practice Answer #2
Insomnia, not
being able to
sleep at night,
can be linked to
an excessive
intake of
caffeine
throughout the
day.
The context
clue here was
Rewording.
Here, insomnia
means not able
to sleep at
night.
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Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #3Practice #3
The woman enjoyed the of the
soup. It had a hint of spices
balanced with the perfect amount of
sweetness.
savor
Questions:Questions:
Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here?
What does the wordWhat does the word savorsavor mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence?
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
Practice Answer #3Practice Answer #3
The woman enjoyed
the savor of the
soup. It had a hint
of spices balanced
with the perfect
amount of sweetness.
This context
clue was a Detail.
Here, savor
means the same
as flavor.
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Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #4Practice #4
The day had proven to be very .
Before the sun had even risen, it was
already hot outside.
torrid
Questions:Questions:
Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here?
What does the wordWhat does the word torridtorrid mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence?
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
Practice Answer #4Practice Answer #4
The day had proven to be very
torrid. Before the sun had even
risen, it was already hot outside.
This context
clue was a
synonym. Here,
torrid means the
same as hot.
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Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #5Practice #5
Though many types of birds fly in
groups, Eagles are birds ofsolitude.
Questions:Questions:
Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here?
What does the wordWhat does the word solitudesolitude mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence?
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Context Clues:Context Clues:
Practice Answer #5Practice Answer #5
Though many types of birds fly in groups,
Eagles are birds of solitude.
This context clue was
an antonym. Here,
solitude means to be
alone.
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Group ActivityGroup Activity
Your friend Ryan has moved
to a new country and is
learning a new language. Read
what he wrote in his diary
and see if you can figure out
the meaning to the
underlined words.
Dear Diary,
I overslept this morning. I had to eat my bowl of poof-
poofs very quickly, and I almost missed the tramzam. When I got to
school, I realized I had forgotten my zilgping . Luckily, Ms. Jutzi is very
zoosh, and told me I could bring it tomorrow.
After school, some friends and I played plingming. It’s a
new game I am learning. We scored 7 points and they only scored 5 points,
so we were the zoiters!
Dad says that next weekend we’re going to the fladder . I
can’t wait! I love to swim and play in the sand. I hope I don’t get a sunburn
though.
Well, I better go to bed soon. I don’t want to wake up late
again and miss my tramzam!
Until tomorrow,
Ryan
1. poof-poofs
2. Tramzam
3. Zilgping
4. Zoosh
5. Plingming
6. zoiters
7. fladder
a) lake or a beach
b) Homework
c) Sports
d) Type of cereals
e) Winners
f) school bus
g) Friendly or
understanding
ExerciseExercise
Identify the sentence below whether it is
rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed.
1. Because there was so little
precipitation this year, the crops
dried up and died.
This context
clue was a
antonyms. Here,
precipitation
means the same
as rain.
2. Although I was unable to understand
all of the details of the presentation, I
did get the gist of it.
Identify the sentence below whether it is
rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed.
This context
clue was an
Antonym. Here,
gist means main
point.
3. At a special ceremony, the police chief
gave the officer a commendation for
bravery.
Identify the sentence below whether it is
rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed.
This context clue
was a Synonyms.
Here, commendation
means an award for
an outstanding
achievement
4. Night is the time when many animals
forage, or search for food.
Identify the sentence below whether it is
rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed.
This context clue was
a Rewording. Here,
forage means search
for food.
5. It is our custom that the bride and
groom only wear the finest raiment on
their wedding day.
Identify the sentence below whether it is
rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed.
This context
clue was a Detail.
Here, raiment
means clothes.
Assignment
Give an example for each type of
context clues:
Rewording the word.
Giving its Synonym.
Giving its Antonym.
Giving Details about it.

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Vocabulary in context

  • 2. Enhance /en hans/ˈ Definition: intensify, increase, or further improve the quality, value, or extent of Synonyms: increase, add to, intensify, heighten, magnify, amplify, inflate, strengthen, build up, supplement, augment, boost, raise, lift, elevate, exalt;
  • 3. Vocabulary /vō kaby lerē,vi-/ˈ əˌ Meaning: the body of words used in a particular language. Synonyms: word power, lexicon, command of language
  • 4. Vocabulary Enhancement means: To improve or to increase the quality of a body of words used in a particular language.
  • 5. Four basic steps to a better vocabulary: 1.Read 2.Be Aware of Words 3.Use a Dictionary  Have your own dictionary  Circle the words you look up  Read the entire entry for the word you look up 1.Study and Review Regularly
  • 6. Vocabulary in ContextVocabulary in Context How to hunt down the meaning of aHow to hunt down the meaning of a word by using the clues around itword by using the clues around it
  • 7. What is Vocabulary inWhat is Vocabulary in Context?Context? “Vocabulary” (words in your text books) + “In Context” (how those words relate to the words around them) Our Final CalculationOur Final Calculation: Better Vocabulary Skills Which = Better Comprehension Which = Better Grades! {Click mouse to continue}
  • 8. How Does Vocabulary in Context work? Most writers leave context clues as they write. It is our job as the reader to hunt them down! {Click mouse to continue}
  • 9. Context CluesContext Clues The 4Types • Rewording the word. • Giving its Synonym. • Giving its Antonym. • Giving us Details about the word. There are 4 main types ofThere are 4 main types of Context CluesContext Clues {Click mouse to continue}
  • 10. Context Clues:Context Clues: RewordingRewording Rewording is when the author says the word in another way, that is typically easier to understand. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 11. Let’s Look at an Example: Context Clues:Context Clues: RewordingRewording , a feeling of bitterness and anger, is often felt by people who are passed over for promotions. Resentment What does the word resentment mean in this sentence? {Click mouse to continue}
  • 13. Context Clues:Context Clues: RewordingRewording Resentment, , is often felt by people who are passed over for promotions. a feeling of bitterness and anger If you wanted to find the meaning of the word RESENTMENT the clue is right here. Resentment is: {Click mouse to continue}
  • 14. Now You Give It A Try!Now You Give It A Try! The Cruise family moved from their house, that was old and run-down, into a brand new home. dilapidated HINT: In REWORDINGREWORDING, the context clues are often hidden between commas! Context Clues:Context Clues: RewordingRewording {Click mouse to continue}
  • 15. The Cruise family moved from their dilapidated house, that was , into a brand new home. Context Clues:Context Clues: RewordingRewording old and run-down Did you find the Context Clue? Dilapidated means {Click mouse to continue}
  • 16. Context Clues:Context Clues: SynonymsSynonyms A writer sometimes uses synonym context clues to help with hard words. A synonym context clue is one or two words that mean almost the same as the one that the author does not expect us to know. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 17. Context Clues:Context Clues: SynonymsSynonyms Let’s Look at an Example: What does the word aloof mean in this sentence? The young girl was very . She always seemed unsociable, unapproachable, and uninterested. aloof {Click mouse to continue}
  • 19. Context Clues:Context Clues: SynonymsSynonyms The young girl was very aloof. She always seemed unsociable, unapproachable, and uninterested.Our context clue is HERE! {Click mouse to continue}
  • 20. unsociable, unapproachable, and uninterested. Context Clues:Context Clues: SynonymsSynonyms The young girl was very aloof. She always seemed All three of these words are synonyms to help us with the original word aloof The word aloof means: {Click mouse to continue}
  • 21. Context Clues:Context Clues: SynonymsSynonyms Now You Give It A Try!Now You Give It A Try! The three brothers began to over the game. This was not the first time that they had a dispute over it. altercate What does the word altercate mean here? HINT: SYNONYMSYNONYM context clues are often hidden in surrounding sentences! {Click mouse to continue}
  • 22. Context Clues:Context Clues: SynonymsSynonyms The three brothers began to altercate over the game. This was not the first time that they had a over it. Did you find anyDid you find any Context Clues????Context Clues???? dispute Altercate means the same as {Click mouse to continue}
  • 23. Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms A writer is using antonym context clues when they use a word with opposite meaning to give us hints about the word that they don’t think we will know. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 24. Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms Let’s Look at an Example: Dianna appeared to be a very moral and upstanding young lady, but those who knew her knew that she was iniquitous. What does the word iniquitous mean in this sentence? {Click mouse to continue}
  • 25. Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms Lets Go FindLets Go Find Those Clues!Those Clues! Antonym Context Clues often take a little more detective work to understand. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 26. Dianna appeared to be a very moral and upstanding young lady, those who knew her knew that she was iniquitous. Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms but The word BUT tells us that the two parts of the sentence represent opposite points of view about Dianna There is a special word in this sentenceThere is a special word in this sentence that hints at the presence of anthat hints at the presence of an antonymantonym.. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 27. Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms Dianna appeared to be a very young lady, but those who knew her knew that she was The two opposite points of view are: 1. That Dianna is moral and upstanding. 2. That she is iniquitous moral and upstanding iniquitous therefore means thetherefore means the oppositeopposite ofof Iniquitous must mean evil and immoral {Click mouse to continue}
  • 28. Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms Now You Give It A Try!Now You Give It A Try! David was very outgoing as opposed to his older sister.coy What does the word coy mean here? HINT: ANTONYMANTONYM context clues always have hint words to tell us that there are opposites present! {Click mouse to continue}
  • 29. Context Clues:Context Clues: AntonymsAntonyms David was very outgoing his coy older sister. Did you find the hint words? as opposed to Coy must mean the opposite of outgoing! {Click mouse to continue}
  • 30. Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails A writer is using details as context clues when they give us explanations or examples as hints about the word that they don’t think we will know. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 31. Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails There are several different kinds of Context Clues that are Details. • Details that are examples of the unknown word. • Details that tell why the unknown word has taken place. • Details that explain how the word relates to other things the author has stated. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 32. Let’s Look at an Example: Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails Father was because Joshua decided to go to the college that he wanted him to. ecstatic What does the word ecstatic mean in this sentence? {Click mouse to continue}
  • 33. Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails {Click mouse to continue}
  • 34. Joshua decided to go to the college that he wanted him to. Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails There is a special word in this sentenceThere is a special word in this sentence that hints at the presence of athat hints at the presence of a detaildetail.. The word BECAUSE tells us that the writer is about to say why Father was ecstatic. because Father was ecstatic““Ecstatic” was how Father feltEcstatic” was how Father felt Ecstatic must mean the same as happy! {Click mouse to continue}
  • 35. Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails Now You Give It A Try!Now You Give It A Try! Brian was when he left the school building. He ran through the halls, jumped in his car, and sped off. expeditious What does the word expeditious mean here? {Click mouse to continue}
  • 36. Context Clues:Context Clues: DetailsDetails Brian was expeditious when he left the school building. Did you figure out what types of details the writer is giving us about how Brian left school? How did Brian leave?How did Brian leave? He ran through the halls, jumped in his car, and sped off. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 37.
  • 38. Context Clues:Context Clues: ReviewReview There are 4 main types ofThere are 4 main types of Context CluesContext Clues  Rewording the word.  Giving its Synonym.  Giving its Antonym.  Giving Details about it. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 39. Context Clues:Context Clues: PracticePractice Now it is your turn to follow the clues! {Click mouse to continue}
  • 40. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #1Practice #1 Mallory's mom thought that the new outfit that she had bought for her was . Mallory did not want to break it to her, but it was totally out of style. modish Questions:Questions: Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here? What does the wordWhat does the word modishmodish mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence? {Click mouse to continue}
  • 41. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice Answer #1Practice Answer #1 Mallery’s mom thought that the new outfit that she had bought for her was modish. Mallery did not want to break it to her, but it was totally out of style. This context clue was an Antonym. Here, modish means the same as stylish. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 42. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #2Practice #2 Insomnia, not being able to sleep at night, can be linked to an excessive intake of caffeine throughout the day. Questions:Questions: Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here? What does the wordWhat does the word insomniainsomnia mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence? {Click mouse to continue}
  • 43. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice Answer #2Practice Answer #2 Insomnia, not being able to sleep at night, can be linked to an excessive intake of caffeine throughout the day. The context clue here was Rewording. Here, insomnia means not able to sleep at night. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 44. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #3Practice #3 The woman enjoyed the of the soup. It had a hint of spices balanced with the perfect amount of sweetness. savor Questions:Questions: Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here? What does the wordWhat does the word savorsavor mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence? {Click mouse to continue}
  • 45. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice Answer #3Practice Answer #3 The woman enjoyed the savor of the soup. It had a hint of spices balanced with the perfect amount of sweetness. This context clue was a Detail. Here, savor means the same as flavor. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 46. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #4Practice #4 The day had proven to be very . Before the sun had even risen, it was already hot outside. torrid Questions:Questions: Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here? What does the wordWhat does the word torridtorrid mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence? {Click mouse to continue}
  • 47. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice Answer #4Practice Answer #4 The day had proven to be very torrid. Before the sun had even risen, it was already hot outside. This context clue was a synonym. Here, torrid means the same as hot. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 48. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice #5Practice #5 Though many types of birds fly in groups, Eagles are birds ofsolitude. Questions:Questions: Which type of context clue is being used here?Which type of context clue is being used here? What does the wordWhat does the word solitudesolitude mean in this sentence?mean in this sentence? {Click mouse to continue}
  • 49. Context Clues:Context Clues: Practice Answer #5Practice Answer #5 Though many types of birds fly in groups, Eagles are birds of solitude. This context clue was an antonym. Here, solitude means to be alone. {Click mouse to continue}
  • 50.
  • 52. Your friend Ryan has moved to a new country and is learning a new language. Read what he wrote in his diary and see if you can figure out the meaning to the underlined words.
  • 53. Dear Diary, I overslept this morning. I had to eat my bowl of poof- poofs very quickly, and I almost missed the tramzam. When I got to school, I realized I had forgotten my zilgping . Luckily, Ms. Jutzi is very zoosh, and told me I could bring it tomorrow. After school, some friends and I played plingming. It’s a new game I am learning. We scored 7 points and they only scored 5 points, so we were the zoiters! Dad says that next weekend we’re going to the fladder . I can’t wait! I love to swim and play in the sand. I hope I don’t get a sunburn though. Well, I better go to bed soon. I don’t want to wake up late again and miss my tramzam! Until tomorrow, Ryan
  • 54. 1. poof-poofs 2. Tramzam 3. Zilgping 4. Zoosh 5. Plingming 6. zoiters 7. fladder a) lake or a beach b) Homework c) Sports d) Type of cereals e) Winners f) school bus g) Friendly or understanding
  • 56. Identify the sentence below whether it is rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed. 1. Because there was so little precipitation this year, the crops dried up and died. This context clue was a antonyms. Here, precipitation means the same as rain.
  • 57. 2. Although I was unable to understand all of the details of the presentation, I did get the gist of it. Identify the sentence below whether it is rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed. This context clue was an Antonym. Here, gist means main point.
  • 58. 3. At a special ceremony, the police chief gave the officer a commendation for bravery. Identify the sentence below whether it is rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed. This context clue was a Synonyms. Here, commendation means an award for an outstanding achievement
  • 59. 4. Night is the time when many animals forage, or search for food. Identify the sentence below whether it is rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed. This context clue was a Rewording. Here, forage means search for food.
  • 60. 5. It is our custom that the bride and groom only wear the finest raiment on their wedding day. Identify the sentence below whether it is rewording, antonyms, synonyms or detailed. This context clue was a Detail. Here, raiment means clothes.
  • 61.
  • 62. Assignment Give an example for each type of context clues: Rewording the word. Giving its Synonym. Giving its Antonym. Giving Details about it.