As a clue to the meaning of an unfamiliar word. This can also help you decide which form of a word to use.
PART 2: Use the context clues in each sentence to determine if you should use the noun, verb, or
adjective form of the word.
Example:
Natalia went to the museum every week because she was by abstract art.
Correct
Natalia went to the museum every week because she was fascinated by abstract art.
Using Context Clues
Directions: Fill in the blank with the correct word. You will use each word in the box one time. Be careful to
choose the correct noun, verb, or adjective form of the word.
1. The woman explained the details of the situation to her reason for arriving late.
2. The boy could not wait to go to the store to spend his on a new game.
3. The man’s decision to pay for his friend’s soda was because his friend paid last time.
4. The teacher agreed that using notes was on quizzes but not on the test.
5. The federal court system is responsible for ensuring for people.
6. The girl decided to her sister to borrow her notebook for class.