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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.  \nThe world around us is filled with sound. There are loud sounds and soft sounds. There are pleasant sounds and unpleasant sounds. At this very moment, you are surrounded by sound.  \nWhere does sound come from? How does it get to your ears? Why are there different kinds of sound? The study of these questions about sound is called acoustics. Scientists who study sound and vibration work in this field.  \nImagine a cymbal being hit with a drumstick. Once hit, the cymbal shakes. This vibration—a quick shaking movement—causes tiny particles in the air around it to move too. These particles are called molecules. They are very small pieces of air that you cannot see. These molecules bump into other molecules, which makes them move as well.  \nThis movement spreads outward in waves. If you could see it, it would look like ripples spreading across a pond after you throw a stone. When a small object vibrates, the sound waves move very quickly. This creates a high-pitched sound, like a whistle or a bird chirping. When a large object vibrates, the waves move more slowly, which creates a deeper sound.  \nThe intensity of a sound depends on how much energy is used to create it. A gentle tap on a cymbal creates a faint sound, while a powerful strike creates amuch stronger one. Very strong sound waves, such as thunder, can even make the ground shake!  \nUse context clues to fill in the blanks below:  \n1. I think acoustics means  \nI think this because the text says  \n2. I think vibration means  \nI think this because the text says  \n3. I think molecules means  \nI think this because the text says  \n4. I think high-pitched means  \nI think this because the text says  \n5. I think intensity means  \nI think this because the text says  \nAnswers  \nSample Responses:  \n1. I think acoustics means the study of sound.  \nI think this because the text says,“Scientists who study sound and vibrations work in this field.”  \n2. I think vibration means a quick shaking movement.  \nI think this because the text says,“This vibration—a quick shaking movement— ”  \n3. I think molecules means very small pieces of air.  \nI think this because the text says,“They are very small pieces of air that you cannot see  ”  \n4. I think high-pitched means a high or sharp sound.  \nI think this because the text says,“like a whistle or a bird chirping.”  \n5. I think intensity means how strong a sound is.  \nI think this because the text says,“A gentle tap creates a faint sound, while a powerful strike creates a much stronger one.”","cbCaibK9SGgXOJF2","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibK9SGgXOJF2","pdf",128238,"English","# Context clues\n## Types of context clues\n## Sound and acoustics passage\n## Vocabulary practice\n## Answers and sample responses","[{\"question\":\"What are context clues and why are they used in reading?\",\"answer\":\"Context clues are hints that help readers understand unknown words. 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