2. A. determine the different ways
in determining meaning of
unfamiliar words, and
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B. differentiate the different
strategies from one another
OBJECTIVES:
11. CONTEXT CLUES
3. He would never
reveal our secret. He
doesn’t tell people
things that aren’t their
business.
EXAMPLES:
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12. CONTEXT CLUES
3. He would never
reveal our secret. He
doesn’t tell people
things that aren’t their
business.
EXAMPLES:
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13. CONTEXT CLUES
3. He would never
reveal our secret. He
doesn’t tell people
things that aren’t their
business.
EXAMPLES:
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14. WORD STRUCTURE2
root word, prefix, suffix
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Identifying the word meaning
through structural analysis or
extracting the following:
15. ROOT WORD – the basic part of
a word
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PREFIX – letters or words added at
the beginning of the root word to make
a new word
SUFFIX – letters or words added at
the END of the root word to make a
new word
16. WORD STRUCTURE
1. The flow of the
program is
unsystematic that
leads to confusion.
EXAMPLES:2
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38. 1. Be sure to come to our
reunion. You may meet some
old acquaintance.
CONTEXT
CLUES
WORD
STRUCTURE
VISUAL - AURAL DICTIONARY
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39. 2. They thought he was a
meshuggener so they locked
him in a room.
CONTEXT
CLUES
WORD
STRUCTURE
VISUAL - AURAL DICTIONARY
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40. 3. His ambition is to eradicate
poverty in his community.
CONTEXT
CLUES
WORD
STRUCTURE
VISUAL - AURAL DICTIONARY
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41. 4. Is it feasible to put up a tree
house at a cedar?
CONTEXT
CLUES
WORD
STRUCTURE
VISUAL - AURAL DICTIONARY
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42. 5. You won’t be happy being
the highest score in the test if
you’ve done that in a
fraudulent way.
CONTEXT
CLUES
WORD
STRUCTURE
VISUAL - AURAL DICTIONARY
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44. 1. The rose’s area in that
garden did not receive
adequate water so it withers.
A. ENOUGH B. ABUNDANT
C. INSUFFICIENT D.DEFICIENTRLDP T-II
45. 2. She proudly presented her
high scores in the test to pacify
her angry father.
A. CONTROL B. ENRAGE
C. CALM D. MADDENRLDP T-II
46. 3. There are a myriad of ways
on how to decorate a
bedroom.
A. LITTLE B. OUNCE
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47. 4. I don’t know how to get out
of the predicament I’m in. It
already put my family’s life in
danger.
A. HAPPY
SITUATION
B. UNPLEASANT
SITUATION
C. FORTUNATE
SITUATION
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48. 5. Kristine took a day off to
recuperate after being sick for
one week.
A. RECOVER B. MEDITATE
C. EXHAUST D. CRYRLDP T-II
Editor's Notes
These are surrounding words in a sentence that serves as clue.
Definition gives the MEANING, give examples or use of analogy to explain the terms. While, the meaning is an explanation as to what the term is. In other words, meaning is a general explanation of a term. But, definition can vary as per the person explaining the term.