Understanding Vocabulary Through Context Clues

What is the primary focus of this video?

• The life and work of Jane Goodall.

• Strategies for understanding new words using context clues.

• The importance of using a dictionary for vocabulary.

• Different types of literary devices.

What does the acronym IDEAS represent in the context of figuring out new words?

• Imagination, Description, Explanation, Analysis, Summary

• Inference, Definition, Example, Antonym, Synonym

• Introduction, Detail, Elaboration, Argument, Solution

• Identify, Deduce, Evaluate, Analyze, Synthesize

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When using the "Inference" strategy to understand a new word, what are you primarily doing?

• Looking for a direct definition provided in the text.

• Finding words with opposite meanings to the unknown word.

• Drawing conclusions about the word's meaning from surrounding text.

• Identifying words that sound similar to the unknown word.

Which type of context clue provides the meaning of an unfamiliar word directly within the text?

• Inference

• Example

• Antonym

• Definition

If a text states that "Goodall was unconventional. She didn't conform, and she wasn't ordinary," which words serve as antonyms to "unconventional"?

• Nonconformist, went against the grain

• Different, unexpected

• Conform, ordinary

• Research, college