When a vocabulary item tests a word in context, which meaning is correct?

The meaning the surrounding sentence supports

Name a kind of context clue.

A contrast signal like 'but' or 'unlike' that points to the opposite meaning

It means 'without' and changes the noun to an adjective

Denotation is the literal meaning; connotation is the feeling or association a word carries

The list of supplies was on the desk

She opened the door and saw the storm

A comma plus a coordinating conjunction (and, but, so)

Because the field was finally dry after a week of rain.

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When a vocabulary item tests a word in context, which meaning is correct?
Name a kind of context clue.
In 'The committee will table the proposal until next month,' what does 'table' mean?
What does the prefix 'mal-' mean, as in 'malevolent'?
Adding '-less' to the noun 'fear' makes 'fearless.' What does the suffix do?
What is the difference between denotation and connotation?
What does the idiom 'she threw in the towel' mean?
Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement?
Which sentence keeps verb tense consistent?
Which is a correct way to join two independent clauses?
Which of these is a sentence fragment?
Which sentence uses the apostrophe correctly?