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Connotation, Denotation, and Context Clues
Connotation, Denotation, and Context Clues
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Connotation can be positive or negative
True
False
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The figurative meaning of a word is the literal meaning.
False
True
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Which is an example of an analogy?
Love is to affection as anger is to irritation
Boom!
The sun is like a spotlight
Blue backed bird
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What is the mood of a text?
What the author wants you to feel
The lesson of the story
How the text makes you feel
The prologue
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How do analogies help readers understand the story?
Analogies do not help readers understand the story
Analogies provide antonyms
Analogies provide a comparison
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What is connotation?
Positive meaning
Negative Meaning
Dictionary Definition
Emotional Definition
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What is denotation?
Dictionary meaning
Negative meaning
Positive meaning
Theme
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How do you use context clues to determine the meaning of words?
Think about the word's connotation.
Look for antonyms
Look for synonyms
You can't
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What is an example of paradox?
Tom was a fool, but he was a wise fool.
Truth is like honey, bitter.
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"What the meaning of life is," she said, "I am not sure."
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What is the connotation of this word: ecstatic?
negative
strong positive
neutral
Strong negative
