_____1. It is a type of context clues that shares the A.

Definition Clues
same meaning with another word or phrase.
B. Kernel Sentence
_____2. This is a sentence that contains one subject
and a verb and sometimes accompanied with C. Example Clues
adjective or adverb.
D. Legend
_____3. This is one of the easiest types of context
clues. This might include commas, brackets, E. Synonym Clues
dashes, or parenthesis.
F. Antonym Clues
_____4. It is type of context clues that defines the
unfamiliar words. G. Hyperbole

_____5. This is a traditional story that regarded as H. Punctuation Clues

historical of past that is believed many people in a
particular community by cannot be proved to be I. Rising Intonation
true.
J. Inference Clues
_____6.It is a type of context clues that shares the
opposite meaning of the word or phrase. K. Falling Intonation

_____7. It is a type of context clues that used an

example to illustrate the subject in the sentence.

_____8. A part of figures of speech that is purposely

exaggerated but not meant to be taken literally.

_____9. It is a type of context clue that reader is

force to use reasoning skills to figure out the
meaning of the unknown word.

_____10. It is a pattern that describes how the voice

rises at the end of the sentence.

Directions: Read the sentences carefully. Match Column A with Column B. Write your answer
on the space provided.
 Directions: Encircle the correct verb choices in the following sentences.

1. They (walk, walks) to school together.

2. Eva (cook, cooks) lunch.

3. They (is, are) so industrious.

4. All of us (need, needs) to drink plenty of water every day.

5. She (love, loves) to bake cookies with her mother.

6. Toni (want, wants) to play football.

7. He (is, are) good at drawing.

8. I (visit, visits) my grandma every weekend.

9. My friends and I (watch, watches) a movie.

10. Velma (is, are) a kind-hearted woman.