10/17/17 Bell #12 Identify the best word that relates to the underlined word in each sentence. (Context Clues) In Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, the miserly.

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10/17/17 Bell #12 Identify the best word that relates to the underlined word in each sentence. (Context Clues) In Dickens’ A Christmas Carol, the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge is visited by three spirits who changed him into a generous man. A. cheapskate B. single and elderly C. unhappy D. wealthy 2) Languages evolve over time, as you can see if you open a page of The Canterbury Tales, written about six hundred years ago by the English poet Chaucer. It is barely recognizable as English today. develop B. age C. increase complexity D. regress 3) Whenever something bad happens to Jane, she says it’s the fault of destiny. But I prefer to take charge of my own life rather than simply blaming fate. bad luck B. evil caused by someone C. poor planning D. event that happen regardless 4) This third grade was full of precocious children. One child had learned to read at two and another could do algebra at age 6. A. backward B. active C. ahead D. pretty http://www.montgomerycollege.edu/~steuben/practice_context_clues.htm