list of ” Use context to identify the meaning of a word “
| No. | Word | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Brave | Not afraid to do something hard or scary |
| 2 | Tiny | Very small |
| 3 | Gigantic | Very large |
| 4 | Quickly | At a fast speed |
| 5 | Silent | Very quiet or no sound |
| 6 | Happy | Feeling good or joyful |
| 7 | Sad | Feeling unhappy |
| 8 | Run | To move quickly on feet |
| 9 | Build | To make something |
| 10 | Destroy | To break or ruin something |
| 11 | Rough | Not smooth |
| 12 | Smooth | Even or soft to the touch |
| 13 | Smart | Very good at thinking or learning |
| 14 | Lazy | Not wanting to do work |
| 15 | Shine | To give off light |
| 16 | Dark | No light or little light |
| 17 | Fast | Moving quickly |
| 18 | Slow | Not fast |
| 19 | Wet | Covered with water |
| 20 | Dry | Not wet |
| 21 | Loud | Very noisy |
| 22 | Whisper | To speak very quietly |
| 23 | Jump | To push off the ground into the air |
| 24 | Crawl | To move on hands and knees |
| 25 | Begin | To start something |
| 26 | End | To stop or finish something |
| 27 | Win | To be the best or first in a game |
| 28 | Lose | To not win |
| 29 | Friend | A person you like and spend time with |
| 30 | Enemy | Someone who is not your friend |
| 31 | Above | Higher than something |
| 32 | Below | Lower than something |
| 33 | Soft | Easy to press or not hard |
| 34 | Hard | Not soft, firm |
| 35 | Thick | Wide from one side to the other |
| 36 | Thin | Not wide |
| 37 | Kind | Nice and caring |
| 38 | Mean | Not nice |
| 39 | Tired | Wanting to rest |
| 40 | Energetic | Full of energy |
| 41 | Near | Close by |
| 42 | Far | A long distance away |
| 43 | Hot | Very warm |
| 44 | Cold | Not warm |
| 45 | Open | Not closed |
| 46 | Closed | Not open |
| 47 | Push | To move something away from you |
| 48 | Pull | To bring something toward you |
| 49 | Talk | To say words out loud |
| 50 | Shout | To say something very loudly |
| 51 | Laugh | To show joy by making a happy sound |
| 52 | Cry | To shed tears when sad |
| 53 | Climb | To go up something |
| 54 | Fall | To drop to the ground |
| 55 | Sleep | To rest the body at night |
| 56 | Wake | To stop sleeping |
| 57 | Clean | Not dirty |
| 58 | Dirty | Not clean |
| 59 | Help | To do something for someone else |
| 60 | Hurt | To cause pain |
| 61 | Laugh | To make a happy sound when something is funny |
| 62 | Smile | A happy face expression |
| 63 | Yell | To say something loudly, like shouting |
| 64 | Whisper | To speak softly |
| 65 | Open | To make something not closed |
| 66 | Close | To shut something |
| 67 | Begin | To start |
| 68 | Finish | To complete |
| 69 | Read | To understand written words |
| 70 | Write | To put words on paper |
| 71 | Buy | To get something with money |
| 72 | Sell | To give something for money |
| 73 | Happy | Feeling good or joyful |
| 74 | Angry | Feeling mad |
| 75 | Quick | Fast |
| 76 | Quiet | No sound or little sound |
| 77 | Loud | Noisy |
| 78 | Easy | Not hard |
| 79 | Difficult | Hard to do |
| 80 | Bright | Full of light |
| 81 | Dim | Not bright |
| 82 | Rich | Having a lot of money |
| 83 | Poor | Not having much money |
| 84 | Safe | Not in danger |
| 85 | Dangerous | Not safe |
| 86 | Healthy | Feeling good in body and mind |
| 87 | Sick | Not feeling well |
| 88 | Walk | To move by putting one foot in front of the other |
| 89 | Run | To move quickly using your legs |
| 90 | Sit | To rest on your bottom |
| 91 | Stand | To be on your feet upright |
| 92 | Throw | To send something through the air |
| 93 | Catch | To stop something you threw |
| 94 | Eat | To chew and swallow food |
| 95 | Drink | To take in liquid |
| 96 | Big | Large in size |
| 97 | Small | Little in size |
| 98 | Up | In a higher place |
| 99 | Down | In a lower place |
| 100 | Jump | To spring into the air from the ground |
let’s practice!
Read the passage and then answer the question.
As the moon orbits the Earth, our view of the moon changes. This view is based on how much of the moon we can see. In ancient times, people saw that the moon’s changes weren’t random but repeated in a regular cycle. They used the moon’s changes to measure time. This was the early basis for the months of a calendar. It takes about 29.5 days for the moon to go through all of its changes.