MAKING INFERENCES

Front

Caitlin chose Jason last for her team.

Back

Jason was not a very good player.

Front

Joe woke up to roosters crowing.

Back

early in the morning

Front

Message about birthday present: thankful for parents, prefers no expensive gifts, will buy a cheap coat or keep the broken one.

Back

Buy me a new coat.

Front

The shelves were filled with colorful boxes and people were choosing items. Jeff struggled to remember which brand to buy for Rover, who was likely hungry.

Back

Jeff was at the supermarket.

Front

Amy arrived at Jessica's house after dinner but got no answer at the door.

Back

No one was at Jessica's house.

Front

Inference from: 'When Randy's hamster passed away, he had trouble eating and sleeping. He wanted his hamster again.'

Back

Randy was very upset.

Front

Floods cause significant damage, ruining homes, roads, and trees, and leaving debris. Cleanup can be costly and time-consuming.

Back

Cleaning up after a flood can be expensive and take time.

Front

Forgot alarm clock?

Back

Get to school late.

Front

Inference from: Trees blown over, ditches full, homes flooded, electricity off.

Back

Hurricane.

Front

Charlie and Ted were by the fire toasting marshmallows when they heard a "Hoot, hoot!" noise from a tree. They ran home.

Back

The boys were afraid of the noise they heard.