Parts of speech: Adj

The Source Sentence and (page Number): "...immagined that someday we would end up in a country where monosyllabic names reign supreme..."Funny in Farsi pg 62

Context Clues: Logic (I know it ment one that because i broke down the word with the roots)

Definition: having only one syllable, as the word no

Your Original Sentence: The student summs up the answer in a monosybalic word.

Parts of speech: verb

The Source Sentence and (page Number): "Now, whenever we visit my relatives,all of whom dote on my husband."Funny in Farsi pg 103

Context Clues: Logic (it was logic because earlier in the paragraph it said that her husban liked her family)

Definition: to bestow or express excessive love or fondness habitually

Your Original Sentence: The little children dote on the new puppy

Parts of speech: Verb

The Source Sentence and (page Number): Text Connect Page. 41
Third, popular culture is increasingly disseminated by the mass media…

Context Clues: In the sentence there were not any examples, Antonyms, or synonyms. Using my logic that Disseminated is a word the media spreads information television, film, and radio too.

Definition: scatter about, spread.

Your Original Sentence: The television emergency broadcast system disseminated at 2 p.m. this afternoon.

Parts of speech: noun

The Source Sentence and (page Number): "...my parents, both of whom are painfully shy, looked upon their outgoing anomaly just as Native Americans Regard an Albino buffalo..." Funny in Farsi pg 43

Context Clues: Example (Native Americans regards an albino)

Definition: a deviation from the common rule, type, arrangement, or form

Your Original Sentence: The school just as the government had anomaly over their students.

Parts of speech: adj.

The Source Sentence and (page Number): "Or we'd try to be more bucolic, mentioning being south of a beautiful Caspian sea." Funny in Farsi pg 31

Context Clues: Example (where the Caspian comes from)

Definition: rural

Your Original Sentence: The cowboy’s chaps were very bucolic

Parts of speech: adj.

The Source Sentence and (page Number): Text-Connect pg 42
The Media is also ubiquitous- present in airports, elevators, classrooms, bars and restaurants, and hospital waiting rooms.

Context Clues: Synonym because it is showing that is present everywhere

Definition: present everywhere or in several places simultaneously

Your Original Sentence: I was ubiquitous at all my little brothers activities with school.

The Source Sentence and (page Number): When I first met him, he regaled me with stories of exotic place he had visited…(pg.57)

Context Clues: In the sentence there were not any examples, Antonyms, or synonyms.Using my logic that Regaled is a positive word and the words “exotic” and “stories” suggest that it must be something foreign and entertaining.

Definition:To give pleasure and amusement to.

Your Original Sentence: The Children regaled when the magician pulled a rabbit out of his hat.