Question

1. read the following sentences, applying your knowledge of context clues to define any words you dont know: \the speaker really captivated the students attention. they were enthralled during the whole speech.\ if you didnt know the meaning of the word enthralled, what context clues strategy could help you figure it out? antonyms for the word the structure of the word a definition elsewhere in the text

Explanation:

The word "enthralled" is in a sentence where "captivated" is used just before. Captivated and enthralled have similar meanings. There are no antonyms, word - structure clues aren't helpful here, and there's no separate definition in the text. The context shows a similar - meaning word usage.

Answer:

No option is correct as the best strategy here is using a synonym (captivated) in the text, but since that's not an option, if we must choose, none of these are ideal. However, if we consider the closest, the text implies a similar - meaning context which is somewhat related to "a definition elsewhere in the text" in a loose sense as the similar word "captivated" gives an idea of the meaning. So, if forced to pick, the most relevant would be the last option "a definition elsewhere in the text".