on his blindess and noting types of context clues

Question 1

summary of on his blindness

Answer 1

In “On His Blindness,” Milton expresses his anxiety that without his sight, he will no longer be able to exercise his “one talent” as a writer and poet. Without his poetry and prose, he cannot serve God. Over the course of the poem, Milton comes to realize that God does not need his talent, only his faith and love.

Question 2

are words that have a similar meaning the difficult word may be be repeated in a simple way using a

Answer 2

restatement or synonym

Question 3

The meaning of a word may be given directly or indirectly in the context. It is often found before or after the difficult word

Answer 3

definition

Question 4

words that have opposite meanings it is often signaled by the words, unlike, whereas, or in contrast

Answer 4

antonyms or contrast antonyms

Question 5

Are hints given by the author that help define a difficult word. They help you understand the words used in the material and improve your vocabulary and reading comprehension.

Answer 5

Context Clues