Denotation Dictionary Practice

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1. When Mary and George opened their lawn mowing business, they had to make sure that they had a few STAPLES to get the business started like a lawn mower, wagon, and rake. Meaning of STAPLES? *

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noun: metal fasteners used to hold paper or fabric items together

noun: essential products, basic items

2. The Scholastic Book Fair has invested in a special cash register so that Mrs. Y can SWIPE customers' credit cards instead of typing in account numbers by hand. Meaning of SWIPE? *

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verb: steal

verb: read using magnets, sometimes by pulling quickly past the reader

3. She always wears a bathing suit with a colorful PRINT, so it's usually easy to spot her in a crowd. Meaning of PRINT? *

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noun: a pattern, not a solid color

verb: to write using pen or pencil, not cursive

4. George's flourless chocolate cake is so DENSE you feel as if you're biting into a giant Hershey bar. Which sentence uses DENSE in the same way as the sentence above? *

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It was hard to walk through the dense forest.

The teenager was so dense he forgot to put on his pants before running out to the bus.

5. Many people find Brian a little scary to talk to because he always seems CROSS. Which sentence uses CROSS in the same way as the sentence above? *

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When you cross the railroad track, make sure you look both ways.

Caden's mother was cross when he didn't take out the trash.

Other:

6. What is a word's denotation? *

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dictionary definition

part of speech

color

7. Can a word have more than one denotation? *

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yes

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