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Road Trip Using Context Clues Define the underlined word in each sentence in the space below the sentence or write your answers on a separate sheet of paper. |
| 1. | At 4:00 p.m., the packers would set up camp, and the horses would be let out to graze in the wild grasslands. |
| 2. | The British-owned Hudson’s Bay Company did not want to travel through the new American territory. |
| 3. | In 1949, a cairn with a plaque telling about the Okanagan Brigade Trail was erected in Westbank. |
| 4. | Even though passengers paid up to 10 cents a mile for their trip, the cost of the ticket did not guarantee a trouble-free trip. |
| 5. | The gas tank was under the front seat, and there was no fuel gauge. |
| 6. | The federal government in Ottawa would need to give money to the provinces to help them extend their roads. |
| 7. | The year 1952 saw the beginning of a road-building boom in BC. |
| 8. | They moved sections of the Boston Bar Creek without disturbing the trout spawning grounds. |
| 9. | To lessen the impact of the new road on wildlife, the Connector has a $10.5 million wildlife protection system. |
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