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azamat
3 years ago
14

although elizabeth was an experience violin player her sister was still a novice. the text is an example of which type of contex

t clue?
English
1 answer:
tatyana61 [14]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

antonym or opposition

Explanation:

Context clue is basically a setting of a sentence which helps us gain unknown piece of information or a meaning.

Let's show that on the example given.

We might not be familiar with the meaning of the word novice, however we see that the conjunction although is used. This conjunction denotes opposition, a change of tone to express something that's contrary to previous information.

Now, it's obvious, from this context, that the word novice means opposite of experienced.

This way, without looking up a dictionary, we could discover the meaning of the word.

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