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ACTIVITIES Here are the exercises to infer meaning for unfamiliar words: A Directions: The highlighted word is the unfamiliar word, and the underlined one/s is/are the clue/s. Identify what is the context clue technique to be used for each sentence. Write synonym, example, explanation, antonym, or definition on the blanks. 1. Orange, lemon, calamansi are citrus and they are rich in Vitamin C. 2. Water is the universal solvent because it can dissolve more substances than any other liquids. 3. Antioxidants -substances that remove harmful agents in a living body - protect an organism against diseases. 4. Kapampangan and Ilocano dishes are both palatable and delicious. 5. Always choose fresh fish, stale ones are not good to eat anymore.

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