Making inferences

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Johnny had soccer practice and swimming lessons, then went to bed without studying for his math test. You can tell that...

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Johnny will probably fail his math test.

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Water from California’s northern mountains is pumped south through a 400-mile canal, vital for the Central Valley's farming, which produced $31 billion in 2006, surpassing Hollywood's $25 billion in ticket sales. What inference can be made?

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The writer thinks moving water to the Central Valley is a good investment.

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Water from California’s northern mountains is pumped south through a 400-mile canal, supporting the Central Valley's farming, which produced $31 billion in 2006, surpassing Hollywood's $25 billion in ticket sales. Inference?

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The writer thinks moving water to the Central Valley is a good investment.

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Turner wished he hadn’t listened to the radio. He grabbed his umbrella, feeling silly carrying it on a sunny morning.

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Turner heard a weather forecast predicting rain.

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Inference Riddle: I hang in schools, sleep with eyes open, breathe underwater, and was Flounder in The Little Mermaid.

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I am a fish.

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Inference Riddle: Plant, pick, pop, or make into bread.

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I am corn.

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Inference Riddle: I come from a cane and make things sweet. I can be white, brown, or powdered like snow.

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I am sugar.

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Johnny had soccer practice and swimming lessons, then went to bed without studying for his math test.

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Johnny will probably fail his math test.

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I have a head and a tail, favorite number is one, made of copper, and I'm lucky if picked up.

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penny

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Object that clicks, is hand-moved, and is part of a computer.

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remote