Question 1

Question

A) Which of the following describes what synonyms must have in common? (1 point)
They must be the same part of speech.
They must mean different things.
They must be nouns.
They must sound the same.
Question 2
A) Antonyms are words that (1 point)
sound similar
are spelled similarly
mean opposite things
mean the same thing
Question 3
A) Which choice best explains what context clues help readers do? (1 point)
understand unfamiliar words
understand which reading skill to use
understand how to analyze the text
understand the author's purpose
Question 4
A) Which of the following does a reader gain by understanding the relationship between words?
(1 point)
the meaning of figures of speech
a better understanding of the words meanings
information about an author's purpose
knowledge about word origins
Question 5
A) Which of the following would be an antonym for the word “kind”? (1 point)
It would be a verb.
It would mean nice.
It would mean unkind.
It would be an allusion to a positive feeling

Answer 1

Here are the answers to your questions:

Question 1
A) Which of the following describes what synonyms must have in common?
Answer: They must be the same part of speech.

Question 2
A) Antonyms are words that
Answer: mean opposite things.

Question 3
A) Which choice best explains what context clues help readers do?
Answer: understand unfamiliar words.

Question 4
A) Which of the following does a reader gain by understanding the relationship between words?
Answer: a better understanding of the words' meanings.

Question 5
A) Which of the following would be an antonym for the word “kind”?
Answer: It would mean unkind.