Nouns
This type of noun names a thing you can see/feel/touch.
Concrete
This is something used to find the definition, spelling, or part of speech of a word.
Dictionary
When a text gives the meaning of a word that a reader doesn't know, the reader uses this kind of context clue.
Definition
Prefix
There should be this many sentences in each paragraph you compose.
5
This type of noun names a concept, idea, or feeling.
Abstract
This is used to find synonyms or antonyms to other words.
Thesaurus
When a text gives the opposite meaning of a word the reader doesn't know, the reader is using this kind of context clue.
Contrast or Antonym
The two main parts of a sentence needed to form a complete sentence.
Subject and Predicate
A small part added at the end of a word to add/change meaning.
Suffix
This type of noun names something that is not the name or title of a thing.
Common
Mr. P loves to look at maps, so he frequently looks at this.
Atlas
Sometimes a text uses a word and gives a similar meaning, then the reader uses this kind of context clue.
Restatement or Synonym
A word that describes a noun.
Adjective
There should be this many sentences with a supporting detail in each paragraph.
3
This type of noun names the actual title or name and must be Capitalized.
Proper
In the back of a book, this reference guide will mention all the pages in the book that talk about a particular topic, and the guide is alphabetized.
Index
Sometimes a text uses a word without givnig any meaning, and the reader must use this type of context clue in the surrounding context to find meaning.
Inference or General Context Clue
This is the part of the sentence that contains the verb and everything about the verb.
Predicate
A word that describes verbs, adjectives, or adverbs.
Adverbs
This type of noun is made up of two words.
Compound
In the back of a book, this reference will give definitions to many specific words used in the book, and the guide is alphabetized.
Glossary
Sometimes a reader can pay attention to commas, dashes, or parenthesis - and use this type of context clue to find meaning.
Grammar
These words join or connect words, lists, or clauses.
Conjunctions
These words give the direction, location, or position of verbs.
Prepositions