Most objects we know of will reflect both. If you can see an object, its reflecting light. Chances are this same object will bounce sound waves too, no matter how insignificanâ¦t. A thick, wide mirror will reflect light and probably a good amount of sound. (MORE) 1 person found this useful.
a set of 32 character traits task cards that require students to use context clues and inference to fill in the appropriate character trait each card contains clues about a character and a blank that students must fill in to describe the character cards 17 32 have two blanks most often requiring students to think of close synonyms and in some cases requiring students to use antonyms to describe the character
Only by being. sensitive to the circumstances in which a word is used can the reader decide upon an appropriate. definition to fit the context. A reader should rely on context clues when an obvious clue to meani ng is provided, or when. only a general sense of the meani ng is needed for the readerâs purposes. Context clues should not be. relied upon when a precise meaning is required, when clues suggest several possible definitions,