Steps-5 |
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Title: Steps-5 |
Grade 6+ Lesson s2-l2 |
Explanation: Hello Students, time to practice and review the steps for the problem. |
Quiz: Discussion Step
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Problem |
Fill in the blanks by using a word that has a similar meaning to the keyword 'ambiguous'. The meaning of the ancient manuscript was____, making it difficult for historians to understand its true message. |
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Clue |
The word "ambiguous" means something that is unclear, vague, or open to multiple interpretations. It refers to something that lacks a definite meaning, making it confusing or hard to understand. |
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Sumup |
{sbStep-sumup-steps} |
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Choice-A |
Choice A is incorrect because "clear" refers to something that is easy to understand or transparent. This is the opposite of "ambiguous." If the meaning of the manuscript were clear, it would be easy for historians to understand, so it does not fit the blank. |
{sbBox2-wrong} clear |
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Choice-B |
Choice B is incorrect because "explicit" means something that is very clear, direct, and unambiguous. This definition is the opposite of "ambiguous." If the manuscript were explicit, historians would find it easy to understand, so it does not fit the blank. |
{sbBox2-wrong} explicit |
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Choice-C |
Choice C is correct because "obscure" means something that is unclear, vague, or difficult to understand. This is very similar in meaning to "ambiguous," as both terms imply something that is not easily understood or that can have multiple interpretations. Therefore, it fits well in the sentence. |
{sbBox2-correct} obscure |
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Choice-D |
Choice D is incorrect because "definite" means something that is clear, precise, and unambiguous. Similar to "clear" and "explicit," "definite" is the opposite of "ambiguous." If the manuscript were definite, historians would not find it difficult to understand. |
{sbBox2-wrong} definite |
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Sumup |
{sbStep-sumup-choices} |
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Answer |
Choice C |
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Sumup |
{sbStep-sumup-choices} |
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