Inferences and Text Evidence

Front

Evidence that Leslie is inactive:

Back

Leslie spends the entire day sprawled on his bed.

Front

Evidence supporting Leslie's bed comfort?

Back

Leslie's bed has soft, warm quilts and numerous pillows.

Front

Sentence supporting Leslie's reluctance to leave bed.

Back

The only reason Leslie budges from his bed is to answer the call of nature.

Front

Evidence of Leslie's imagination:

Back

Created make-believe friends from cartoon characters.

Front

Evidence of Leslie's parents changing their opinion about him.

Back

Their admiration dwindled as they realized he was becoming a 'TV buff.'

Front

Leslie's actions hurt others.

Back

Leslie hits his cousin on the head, creating a "bump as big as a ping-pong ball."

Front

Evidence that Leslie isn't sorry for hurting her cousin:

Back

“Well, serves her right for snatching my remote,” Leslie whispered to himself after eavesdropping.

Front

Evidence that Leslie is a poor student:

Back

Leslie can only focus on his lessons for five minutes at a time.

Front

Evidence that Leslie can't read novels:

Back

Mrs. Andrew is worried Leslie will never finish a book.

Front

Evidence of Leslie's harmful habits:

Back

Walking and moving quickly is difficult for Leslie.