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Name Words with more than one meaning are multiple-meaning words. You can use context clues, or other words in the sentence, to help you figure out the meaning. Sometimes you must use a dictionary to learn the different meanings of the word. Practice Vocabulary Strategy: Multiple-Meaning Words A. Read each sentence. Then circle the letter next to the correct meaning of each underlined word. 1. My fi rst camping trip might have been a disaster, but it turned out great. a. physical strength b. expressing possibility or doubt 2. We had to change a fl at tire on the way to the campground, but the spare tire worked fi ne. a. extra b. hold back or avoid 3. After that we set up our tent near some trees and brush. a. object with bristles on a handle b. heavy growth of bushes 4. Cavities in the rocks near the river were the perfect place to store our towels while we swam in the lake. a. hollow places b. decayed spots on teeth 5. He still had some change in his pocket. a. to become different b. coins 6. As the day came to a close, I was happy to be camping. a. end b. shut B. Use a dictionary to find two meanings of each multiple-meaning word listed below. 7. jam a. b. 8. coat a. 198 b. Skunk Scout • Grade 5/Unit 6 At Home: Write a paragraph containing ten multiplemeaning words. Write at least three sentences using each meaning of each word. © Macmillan/McGraw-Hill
© Macmillan/McGraw-Hill Name Many words in English have Latin roots. You can define unfamiliar words by recognizing a Latin root and using context clues. Latin Roots Meaning aud to hear tract to drag, draw port to carry spect to look mit/miss to send Read the root chart and write the root of each underlined word in the sentences below. Then use context clues and the meaning of the Latin roots to write a definition of each underlined word. 1. Making a campfi re is tricky. First an adult must transport wood Practice Phonics: Latin Roots to your campsite. Transport means . 2. Then you must inspect the wood to make sure that it is dry. Inspect means . 3. When an adult lights the fi re, you will notice an audible crackle and pop as the wood begins to burn. Audible means 4. The spectacle of a roaring fi re is a wonderful sight. Spectacle means . 5. For some people, the main attraction of a campfi re is roasting marshmallows. Attraction means At Home: Read a magazine, newspaper, or a book and fi nd as many Latin root words as you can. Skunk Scout • Grade 5/Unit 6 199 . .
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