Context Clues in Sentences

Grade 2 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

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Read the sentence. Circle the meaning of the word before it.

  1. "intricate": "The plan seemed simple, but it was intricate, with dozens of small steps."

    • easy to remember
    • quick to finish
    • paused because she was not sure
    • complicated, with many parts
  2. "isolated": "The new student felt isolated at lunch because she sat alone and no one talked to her."

    • believable, likely to be true
    • alone and apart from others
    • very hungry
    • proud of herself
  3. "appalling": "Mom said the mess in my room was appalling, so I spent the afternoon cleaning."

    • a little funny
    • gave a sudden fright
    • surprisingly small
    • so bad it is shocking
  4. "plausible": "The scientist's idea was plausible, and the class agreed it could be true."

    • not wanting to do something
    • certain to be wrong
    • believable, likely to be true
    • hard to say out loud
  5. "precious": "The jewel was precious, so the museum kept it in a locked glass case."

    • very common
    • very valuable
    • full of fun and play
    • very light
  6. "concise": "The captain gave a concise speech of just two sentences, and everyone went home."

    • long and boring
    • funny and silly
    • loud and angry
    • short and clear
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Context Clues in Sentences

Answer Key - Grade 2 Reading Worksheet - Challenge Me

Read the sentence. Circle the meaning of the word before it.

  1. "intricate": "The plan seemed simple, but it was intricate, with dozens of small steps."

    • easy to remember
    • quick to finish
    • paused because she was not sure
    • complicated, with many parts
  2. "isolated": "The new student felt isolated at lunch because she sat alone and no one talked to her."

    • believable, likely to be true
    • alone and apart from others
    • very hungry
    • proud of herself
  3. "appalling": "Mom said the mess in my room was appalling, so I spent the afternoon cleaning."

    • a little funny
    • gave a sudden fright
    • surprisingly small
    • so bad it is shocking
  4. "plausible": "The scientist's idea was plausible, and the class agreed it could be true."

    • not wanting to do something
    • certain to be wrong
    • believable, likely to be true
    • hard to say out loud
  5. "precious": "The jewel was precious, so the museum kept it in a locked glass case."

    • very common
    • very valuable
    • full of fun and play
    • very light
  6. "concise": "The captain gave a concise speech of just two sentences, and everyone went home."

    • long and boring
    • funny and silly
    • loud and angry
    • short and clear