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Which is a vocabulary strategy that uses context?

AReading only the titles
BGuessing from contextual clues
CCopying out a dictionary
DSkipping every new word
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Guessing from contextual clues
1. Recall the idea: Other strategies can also be used, such as guessing based on contextual clues, and spaced repetition 2. So the correct choice is: Guessing from contextual clues. 3. Copying a dictionary is not a context strategy. _Source: Wikipedia, Language education, section Learning vocabulary_
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