Learning Objective Review how to use multiple meaning words

Multiple Meaning Words are words that have several meanings depending upon how they are used in a sentence. Remember, we use CONTEXT CLUES to help us figure out which meaning is correct.

Steps Read the underlined word. Read the sentence. Look at clues in the sentence to figure out the meaning of the underlined word. Re-read the sentence to make sure your meaning makes sense.

Step 1: Read the underlined word. Step 2: Read the sentence. Step 3: Look at clues in the sentence to figure out the meaning of the underlined word. Step 4: Re-read the sentence to make sure your meaning makes sense. 2. I picked up the package easily because it was so light. A. The feather was very light. B. She wore light colors because it was going to be a hot day. C. There is only one light in the living room.

3. My mom wrote me a check so I could pay for the fieldtrip. A 3. My mom wrote me a check so I could pay for the fieldtrip. A. I will check and see if the cat is in the house B. Will you write me a check for the rent? C. If you get a check it means the answer is wrong.

4. We went to the show and watched Clash of the Titans. A 4. We went to the show and watched Clash of the Titans. A. I want to show you my new toy. B. I went to the show with dad and watched Diary of a Wimpy Kid. C. I want to show off my new car to all my friends..

5. Mom put money into her bank account. A. A teller works at a bank. B 5. Mom put money into her bank account. A. A teller works at a bank. B. The river had a very high bank.