Making Inferences

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100% on work infers:

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He listened and studied.

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Lucy kicked her desk and ran out of class after seeing her spelling grade. How is she feeling?

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Furious.

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INFERENCE is...

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Both

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To make good inferences, you need to...

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pay attention to details.

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Importance of making inferences:

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Authors communicate ideas indirectly.

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In daily life, you can make inferences about people by observing their behavior.

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True

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Inference Riddle: Can be planted, picked, popped, or made into bread.

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I am corn.

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Inference Riddle: Birds fly south for me. A season for snowmen, short days, long nights.

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I am winter.

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Worn on St. Patrick's Day; frogs wear it all the time; a color made by mixing blue and yellow.

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I am green.

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Inference Riddle: Head & tail, favorite number 1, made of copper, lucky if picked up.

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I am a penny.

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