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Which of these most closely matches a word's definition
A synonym
A word wall involves putting words into what
categories
For what reasons should you use a 3 2 1 organizer after using a 3 column organizer
It helps you summarize all of the information you've just read and taken notes about.
Which of these is the best definition of bourgeois
Middle-class
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Choose the word below that best substitutes for the italicized word in this sentence Mr Howard always wears an impeccable suit to interviews
Spotless could replace impeccable in that sentence.
Which of the following words does not describe John Smith's behavior after he is captured
their are no following words
What other words have the same meaning as bourgeois
Bourgeois could substitute for middle-class.
What is the most similar to a prediction about a book based on its cover
An educated guess about the weather
What does the word destitute mean
Destitute means, utterly impoverished, or having no money.
How do you use a synonym context clue to show the meaning of the word robust
Robust means something exhibiting good health. To utilize a context clue, you could say, the able-bodied squirrel looked very robust running across the yard.
"Cherise is a robust and energetic person."
Which of these techniques involves putting words into groups
A word wall can be used to put words into groups.
Which of the phrases from the passage above provides the best context clue for guessing the meaning of ubiquitous
"Everywhere you go" provides good context for guessing the meaning of ubiquitous.
Why An active reader does all of the following except
Reads the words, but doesn't think about them
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