The context clues that best helps the reader to determine what the character is like is: "thoughts kept coming, he did not want to think, feverish eyes" (Option D)
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Synonyms, antonyms, word-structure cues, parallels (such as metaphors and similes), and contrasts are all examples of context clues.
As an example: Synonym context hints provide neighboring words with the same meaning: The yearly bazaar is planned on the last day of school. It's always a good time.
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Full Question:
Pushing his way through the crowds on Main street, young George Willard concealed himself in the stairway leading to Doctor Reefy's office and looked at the people. With feverish eyes he watched the faces drifting past under the store lights. Thoughts kept coming into his head and he did not want to think. "Well, is she going to stay with him all day? Have I done all this waiting for nothing?" he muttered.
Select the correct answer.
Which set of word clues best helps the reader to determine what the character is like?
A. young George Willard, office, concealed himself
B. pushing his way through, watched, waiting for nothing C. faces drifting past, stairway, he muttered
D. thoughts kept coming, he did not want to think, feverish eyes
