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Vocabulary In Context QuestionsSet 12

1Who tell Matt that many people will hate and few will love him?

2These people were only able to vote in a few states before the 19th Amendment:

3Which is NOT a building block of Reading?

4Moral

5Reading is a natural process that is wired in the brain from birth.

6LISTENING India is trying to finish with modern slavery

7The following are examples of social issues EXCEPT

8Text 2: "Dimas is known as a responsible student. He finishes his tasks on time and helps his classmates. His teacher trusts him to lead group discussions." Dimas is described as .....

9It was established in1935. It was part of the Second New Deal, and it provided jobs for unskilled workers. It hired people to build government buildings, roads, and other public projects.What is the passage above MOST LIKELY referring to?

10Looking quickly over a book to get a superficial idea of the content is called as .....

11Explain the significance of context clues in reading comprehension.

12What does "reduce reliance on carbon-intensive fuels" imply?

13All of the information the reader need to knowbefore the story begins. Who are the characters?What is the problem? What is the setting?

14What does the author mean by the statement, "No one goes to Seattle to see the concrete." (line 59)?

15Which of the following factors would be most likely to cause a significant disruption in a 1st grade student's development of reading?

16Who is Mr. Novotony?

17Why was Little Red Riding Hood not frightened of the wolf at Grandma's house?

18Who did Luna meet in the woods / deserted village?

19The author calls the interactions that produced the Little Ice Age climate shifts:

20Though a bill that reflects a patient's out-of-pocket responsibility will be collected at the time of service, physicians in some specialties, such as radiology and anesthesiology, do not see patients in an office setting and are unable to collect at the time of service.

21Read the text and answer this question: What do Mexican families buy for the festival? Mexican families buy or make sugar skulls for the festival. They often put the name of their dead friend or family member on the skull. They also make a special kind of bread. These days, the festival is changing. Children often wear Halloween costumes, and they sometimes go trick or treating too.

22All of the following are essential components of comprehensive reading instruction excpet which one?

23When asked a question over a vocabulary term, you are to use context clues. What are context clues?

24According to Harmer, why is reading considered an essential skill in language learning?

25Verifiable proof that is taken directly from the text to support an answer

26I love going to the ranch to ride horses. My mom has taken me every summer since I was 5 years old. On the way to the ranch we had a problem. my mom had a flat tire! I thought our trip was over! My mom knew how important it was for me to ride a horse, so she fixed the problem! We made it to the ranch and my room! What did the character want to ride?

27Which of the following is an example of using context clues to understand the meaning of the word "gregarious"?

28On the readability scale what does "READABILITY 4" mean?

29Use context clues to determine the meaning of the blue word. Dressed as a lion, Eddie leapt gracefully from a high platform onto the stage.

30In the lesson glimpse of India Various walking traits are a favourite with:/:

31Here is the example of Fable text

32"All men ..... are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness ..... " is an excerpt from the Declaration of Ind. that most resembles the ideas of

33Surrounding words that lead a reader to the meaning of a specific word are called

34Hints that are found in the text to help the reader figure out what an unfamiliar word means are known as which of the following?

35Vocabulary questions .....

36What does King Midas wish for?

37Who did Mr. Munroe disguise himself as at the warehouse?

38The setting of the drama text is .....

39Who is staying with Jonas's family?

40In the sentence "The musician was versatile; he could play the piano, guitar, drums, and violin," what type of context clue helps you understand the word "versatile"?

41In Afghanistan, dating among teens is mostly viewed as rare because schools are separate and curfews limit meeting opportunities.

42The season of "Mending Wall" aligns the work with thaw; what time of year is it?

43Understanding a word "in context" means using:

44Which concept states that readers construct mental images as they read a text by using prior knowledge and background experiences to connect the author's writing with a personal picture?

45If you see the words "for example" or "such as," you are probably reading which type of context clue?

46What is Dyamonde's super power?

47It is the reading strategy which has to do with reading something quickly not paying attention to specific details.

48The A in SOAPSTone stands for .....

49Who are Willy and Bobo?

50Using context clues is one ..... you can use to figure out a words meaning.

51The ability to read with accuracy and prosody at an appropriate rate. It is strongly tied with reading comprehension.

52In "An Introduction," the speaker's command to "leave me alone" is aimed at:

53What someone talks about when he/she shares an anecdote?

54In The Wild Robot, what words did Roz hear from a muffled voice in a bird's egg?

55Read and answer:We're in the park today. Come to the park. It's fun.Question: Where are we today?

56In the example, what might the word "Birmingham" trigger while reading?

57Use context clues to determine the BEST meaning of the highlighted word in the sentence below. The students were ecstatic to go to the school dance, they knew it would be a fun night.

58Which word matches this definition: a way of annotating the text

59A map key tells us .....

60Can understand simple descriptions of people's physical appearance.

61According to the text, what does potential threat of the use of e-money expose teenagers to?