Here are the evaluations for the statements about "context clues":
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They are typically words and phrases near other words. - True
Context clues are often found in the surrounding text and can help deduce the meaning of unfamiliar words. -
They are only found in informational texts. - False
Context clues can be found in all types of texts, including narratives, poetry, and literature, not just informational texts. -
They help readers determine what words mean. - True
Context clues assist readers in understanding the meanings of words based on how they are used in sentences. -
They are the same thing as affixes. - False
Context clues and affixes are not the same; affixes are prefixes or suffixes added to root words, while context clues involve the surrounding text that helps clarify meaning.