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How are context clues like puzzle pieces?
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How are context clues like puzzle pieces?

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They are alike because context clues are like little hints in which an author puts in a story to try to help a reader better understand and once they do it comes together just like a puzzle. It becomes a clear picture.
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Context clues are like puzzle pieces because they help you determine where things go or happen.
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