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Grade 4 Language - Context

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When reading texts, students may come across words that they do not know. It is beneficial to use context clues to determine the meanings of these words. Sometimes, sentences contain definitions, examples or restatements in the text to help students with uncommon words or phrases. Even in writing, students may need to include these suggestions in their sentences if they are including difficult words. In this quiz, students will determine the definition of unknown words based on the context clues.

1 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
Carolyn was ELIGIBLE for the loan from her bank which means that she would get it.

qualified

loan

bank

means

If you are eligible for something, you qualify for it.

2 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
After running home in the rain, her APPAREL was ruined and she had to change into a dry outfit.

sunglasses

house

clothing

swimming pool

You wear apparel.

3 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
Karen would EXCEL, or advance, in math due to her strong talent for numbers.

mathematics

numbers

to advance

to do poorly

When you excel in something, you do better than expected.

4 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
During history, people would BOYCOTT a store, so they would get many people to stop shopping there.

a group of boys

to stop people from doing something

to capture something

something that takes place during history

People would boycott a service or store in order to cause financial difficulty for that business.

5 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
The man was PREJUDICE or had an opinion based on feelings, because he believed women should not work outside of the home.

working

an opinionated feeling

very well educated

knowledgeable about something

Prejudice is when someone's thoughts are based on feeling and opinions and not facts.

6 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
I have an AMPLE amount of money, so I have plenty of it.

fresh

plenty

hungry

nice

If there is an ample amount of something, there is plenty of it.

7 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
Sally had an ABUNDANCE of fruits for her diet because she had three dozen apples, oranges and bananas.

few

plenty

young

old

Since the woman is a on a diet, she would have a lot or plenty of fruits.

8 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
Billy would often EXAGGERATE his fishing tales by stating that he caught a very large fish even though it was tiny.

to go fishing

to talk about something

to tell a big lie

to say something is better than it really is

If you exaggerate, you expand on your story about something.

9 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
The woman was an OPTIMIST, or someone who has a positive outlook on life.

a poor outlook

a negative person

a positive person

a tired person

An optimist would have a positive outlook on life.

10 .

What is the meaning of the capitalized word in the sentence below? Use the context clues.
The field was BARREN, or empty, due to no stores or developments being built there.

built

empty

stores

developments

Something that is barren would be empty.

Author: Amy Flanders