Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences 2

Front

Ryan's visit to Robert's house led to sneezing and itchy eyes after seeing a big orange cat.

Back

Ryan's allergic to cats.

Front

Ryan visits Robert, plays, then sees a big orange cat. His eyes get red and itchy, and he sneezes. What indicates he might be allergic?

Back

Ryan's eyes get red and itchy, then he starts sneezing.

Front

Mr. Thomas sat on his porch in a bathrobe and slippers, holding a newspaper. His neighbor offered him a cell phone after noticing his distress. What can we infer from this situation?

Back

Mr. Thomas has gotten locked out of the house.

Front

Mr. Thomas sat on his porch in a bathrobe, holding a newspaper. His neighbor offered him a cell phone. After calling his wife, Mr. Thomas said, "I'm sorry. I'll see you soon."

Back

Mr. Thomas said, "I'm sorry. I'll see you soon."

Front

Gloria drives in pajamas, calling for Candy. She reprimands Curtis for not locking the door. What can we infer about her being upset?

Back

The family pet has gotten out of the house.

Front

Earl returned from a fishing trip with salmon steaks, but Gail found a grocery receipt dated that morning.

Back

He bought the salmon and didn't really catch them.

Front

Miya came out of the bathroom in tears, asked for rice, and put her damp phone in it. What can we infer about her situation?

Back

She has managed to somehow get her phone wet.

Front

Brenda, feeling sick, calls her workplace. She speaks to Deidra and requests to talk to the manager.

Back

She is sick and is calling in to say she won't be at work.