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Different types include: |  |\n| --- | --- |\n| - Definition Clues: The word is defined nearby\u003Cbr>- Antonym Clues: A nearby word means the opposite\u003Cbr>- Synonym Clues: A nearby word means almost the same thing\u003Cbr>- Example Clues: An example nearby helps explain the word\u003Cbr>- Inference Clues: What the text says and what you already know can be used to figure out the word | |\n\nAs you read, look for clues to figure out the meaning of the bold words.  \nWhen a sound is created, it travels from the source that created the sound in waves called sound waves. A sound wave is an invisible vibration that moves through the air. It carries sound from where it starts all the way to your ears. Different sources, or causes, of sounds create different kinds of sound waves. The pattern of each wave stays the same as it moves through the air and into the ear.  \nThe part of our ear that we can see outside our head is called the pinna. This curved piece of cartilage and skin helps direct sound waves into the ear. When a sound wave enters the ear, it first strikes the eardrum, a thin membrane or flexible layer of skin that separates the outer ear from the middle ear. The eardrum looks like a drum because it is stretched tight and flat. It vibrates when sound hits it, like a drum vibrates when you bang on it.  \nBehind the eardrum are three small bones: the hammer, anvil and stirrup. These are so small that even when they are all together, they are smaller than a pea. Don’t let their size fool you, though! They play an important role. When the eardrum moves, it is these bones that transmit the sound into the inner ear, carrying the vibrations deeper into the ear.  \nBehind the stirrup, in the inner ear, is a spiral-shaped tube called the cochlea.  \nThe cochlea looks like a tiny snail shell. Its job is to transform the sound waves into electrical signals, changing them from vibrations into messages the brain can understand. These signals then travel along nerve pathways to the brain. At this point, the brain starts to recognize the sounds, is able to focus on important sounds versus background noise and can even figure out where the sounds are coming from.  \nUse context clues to fill in the blanks below:  \n1. I think sources means  \nI think this because the text says  \n2. I think pinna means  \nI think this because the text says  \n3. I think membrane means  \nI think this because the text says  \n4. I think transmit means  \nI think this because the text says  \n5. I think transform means  \nI think this because the text says  \nAnswers  \nSample Responses:  \n1. I think sources means where sounds come from.  \nI think this because the text says,“Different sources, or causes, of sounds create different kinds of sound waves.”  \n2. I think pinna means the outside part of the ear.  \nI think this because the text says,“The part of our ear that we can see outside our head is called the pinna.”  \n3. I think membrane means a thin layer of skin.  \nI think this because the text says,“a thin membrane or flexible layer of skin  ”  \n4. I think transmit means to send or carry something.  \nI think this because the text says,“these bones   transmit the sound into the inner ear, carrying the vibrations deeper into the ear.”  \n5. I think transform means to change something.  \nI think this because the text says,“transform the sound waves into electrical signals, changing them from vibrations into messages the brain can understand.”","cbCaifZyvrQEJwHe","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifZyvrQEJwHe","pdf",121922,"English","# Context clues\n## Types of context clues\n## Reading passage: sound waves and the ear\n## Practice: fill in the blanks\n## Answers and sample responses","[{\"question\":\"What are context clues and what do they help you do?\",\"answer\":\"Context clues are hints that help you understand unknown words. 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