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All details are from DepEd TV episode for Grade 8 English; courtesy of the Department of Education Philippines (DepEd) aired over IBC channel 13 Philippines.
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3. WHAT IS A CONTEXT CLUE?
These are words that appear in sentences to help understand the
meanings of difficult words.
are hints found within a sentence, paragraph, or passage that a reader can
use to understand the meanings of new or unfamiliar words.
5. EXAMPLES OF CONTEXT CLUE
"The lingerie department," she directed the confused customer, "is where
you'll find the bras and panties.”
A treasure hunter is a person who searches for treasures from sunken
ships and ancient tombs to obtain valuable relics and artifacts.
7. EXAMPLES OF CONTEXT CLUE
The annual bazaar is scheduled for the last day of school. It's always a fun
festival.
It is common for Filipinos to feel compassion or pity for the suffering of
their fellowmen.
9. EXAMPLES OF CONTEXT CLUE
Among the siblings of thin body structure, Isabel is the only one who is
portly.
"You look pretty content about it, not like you're all bent out of shape at
all," he noted.
11. EXAMPLES OF CONTEXT CLUE
He looked absolutely flummoxed, like a toddler staring down at his feet
on the floor who just isn't sure about this whole "walking" thing.
The stench of the garbage was like the smell of a rotten fish.
13. EXAMPLES OF CONTEXT CLUE
In ancient times, some of our forefathers believed in amulets, such as
pearl of the crocodile, pearl of the ax, bullet necklace, and bag of herbs to
protect them from harm.
15. EXAMPLES OF CONTEXT CLUE
Something in the refrigerator is so putrid, a wave of odor wafted out
when we opened the door.
Matthew had few infractions of the house rules that he should have done
as part of his responsibilities.
17. EXAMPLES OF CONTEXT CLUE
Ian had been sick for three weeks, so she went to the drugstore for her
Medicine.
Since only a few followed the wearing of face mask, it was made
mandatory by the government.
19. EXAMPLES OF CONTEXT CLUE
After the program, the rubbish left were souvenir programs, flyers,
leaflets, plastic bottles, and food wrappings.
North American predators include grizzly bears, pumas, wolves, and
foxes.
21. EXAMPLES OF CONTEXT CLUE
The monkey’s vociferous chatter made me wish I had earplugs.
Katie’s belligerence surprised everyone. She threw her book across the
room, glared at Chris, and then pushed him to the floor.
23. WHAT SHOULD WE REMEMBER?
Definition – provides meaning
Synonym – provides word that has the same meaning
Antonym – provides word that has the opposite meaning
Comparison - provides the similarities between the words
Example – provides exemplification of the word
Explanation – provides explanation and expansion of ideas
Cause-Effect – provides the root and consequence
List or series – provides an enumeration
Inference – provides an opportunity for educated guesses
24. MICRO-EXERCISE (10 points each)
Identify the meaning of the underlined words based on the surrounding context clues.
1. Algebra deals with solving generic algebraic expressions and manipulating them to arrive
at results.
2. The haberdashery was Lou’s favorite place. He loved shopping for nice suits. The people
who worked there were so kind and helpful.
3. The fire should be rekindled to put the darkness away.
4. His emaciation, that is, his skeleton-like appearance, was frightening to see.
5. She told her friend, “I’m through with blind dates forever. What a dull evening! I was bored
every minute. The conversation was absolutely vapid.”