Multi-meaning words
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Social problems and scenarios
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Multi-meaning words
100

Two different meanings for the word "Bright". 

"The sun is bright"

"He is a bright young man" 

100

You are talking to a friend, but they keep looking away and checking the clock. What might be the problem. 

Your friend may be busy or need to leave. 

100

What category does the word "happy' belong to?

Emotions

100

Two of your friends are arguing about which game to play at recess. What could you say to help solve the problem?

Try to help compromise, take a break from each other for a minute. Take turns playing each game. 

100

What category does the word Birthday belong to?

Special occasions 

100

Two different meanings for the word "trip"

To go somewhere far away. 

To fall over an object. 

200

Two different meanings for the word "Charge" 

"I need to charge my phone"

"He charged me for that piece of candy."

200
During a group project one student makes all the decisions without asking anyone else. What is the problem and how might the others feel? 

The student isn't including others. They may feel left out or frustrated. 

200

What category does the word "sneakers" belong to?

footwear

200

You forgot your pencil and class is about to begin. What could you say or do? 

Ask a classmate if you can borrow one. Raise your hand and ask the teacher for help. 

200

What category does the word keyboard/mouse belong to?

Computer equipment. 

200

Two different meanings for the word "track"

A path used for running. 

To follow someone's location.

300

Two different meanings for the word "Point"

 A sharp end 

"A score earned in a game"

300

You make a joke during class but your friend becomes quiet and stops talking to you. What might have happened and how might your friend feel? 

The joke may have hurt their feelings or embarrassed them. 

300

What category does the word Dentist belong to?

Occupation

300

A classmate takes credit for an idea you shared during a group project. How would you handle the situation or what could you say? 

Say: "That's a good idea, but I was thinking we could try something else."

Ask: "Could we combine both of our ideas?"

Solution: Listen and compromise.

300

What category does the word helmet belong to? 

Protective equipment.

300

Two different meanings for the word "wave"

Moving water in the ocean. 

Moving your hand to greet someone. 

400

Two different meanings for the word "Break" 

To damage something " He broke the lamp" 

To take a rest "I just need a break."

400
You borrow your friend's marker without asking, and they become upset. What is the problem and how might they feel? 

You took something without permission. They may feel frustrated or disrespected.

400

What category does the word "bicycle" belong to?

Transportation

400

Someone cuts in front of you in the lunch line. What could you say or do?

  • Say: "Excuse me, I was waiting here."

  • Solution: Politely ask them to move behind you.

  • Avoid: Pushing or yelling.

400

What category does the word Tornado/Earthquake belong to?

Natural Disasters. 

400

Two different meanings for the word "present"

A gift to give someone. 

To give or show information.  

500

Two different meanings for the word "Order" 

To request food "He ordered his food" 

To arrange things in a sequence. "He liked to have everything in order." 

500

Your friend says do whatever you want while rolling their eyes. What might they actually be feeling? 

They may be annoyed, frustrated, or upset. 
500

What category does the word Patience belong to?

Positive character traits. 

500

Someone is spreading a rumor about your friend. What should you say or do? 

  • Say: "We shouldn't talk about someone when we don't know if it's true."

  • Solution: Don't repeat the rumor.

  • Possible consequence: Rumors can hurt feelings and damage friendships.

500

What category does the word compass/map belong to?

Navigation tools. 

500
Two different meanings for the word "reflect"

Thinking carefully. 

Seeing an image in the mirror. 

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