Context Clues Worksheet (Writing Part 1) Context Clues are words in the sentence that help you figure

he sentence that help you figure out

Context Clues are words in the sentence that help you figure out the meaning of a difficult word that you do not know.
the meaning of a difficult word that you do not know.
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1. We had to wait in a long _____________ at the movies.

1. We had to wait in a long _____________ at the movies. 2. I had to _____________ my name on the paper.
2. I had to _____________ my name on the paper. 3. The student had to _____________ aloud to the class.
3. The student had to _____________ aloud to the class. 4. My dad tried to _____________ a mouse.
4. My dad tried to _____________ a mouse. 5. The _____________ was an excellent cook.
5. The _____________ was an excellent cook. 6. I had to _____________ my hand before speaking in class.
6. I had to _____________ my hand before speaking in class. 7. I love to eat _____________.
7. I love to eat _____________. 8. The _____________ broke down.
8. The _____________ broke down. 9. We tried to _____________ as city champions.
9. We tried to _____________ as city champions. 10. The baseball player ____________ the ball.
10. The baseball player ____________ the ball.
Context Clues Worksheet (Writing Part 2)
Context Clues Worksheet (Writing Part 2) Directions: Read and Identify the type of clues of each sentence. Choose the
Directions: Read and Identify the type of clues of each sentence. Choose the letter of the correct answer.
letter of the correct answer.
11. You don’t need to worry about talking to Mr. Fry. He is an affable principal.
11. You don’t need to worry about talking to Mr. Fry. He is an affable principal. a. Antonym b. Definition c. Synonym d. Inference
a. Antonym b. Definition c. Synonym d. Inference
12. The hardworking seamstress, a woman whose job is to sew, made over
12. The hardworking seamstress, a woman whose job is to sew, made over six dresses in a week.
six dresses in a week. a. Inference b. Synonym c. Example d. Definition
a. Inference b. Synonym c. Example d. Definition 13. The industrious also hardworking seamstress makes over six dresses
13. The industrious also hardworking seamstress makes over six dresses each week.
each week. a. Example b. Synonym c. Inference d. Antonym
a. Example b. Synonym c. Inference d. Antonym 14. The seamstress makes a variety of garments such as dresses, skirts,
14. The seamstress makes a variety of garments such as dresses, skirts, shorts and pants.
shorts and pants. a. Inference b. Synonym c. Example d. Definition
a. Inference b. Synonym c. Example d. Definition 15. The industrious seamstress makes over six dresses each week while her
15. The industrious seamstress makes over six dresses each week while her lazy co-workers only make one.
lazy co-workers only make one. a. Example b. Synonym c. Inference d. Antonym
a. Example b. Synonym c. Inference d. Antonym

Context Clues Worksheet (Writing Part 1)