Making Inferences

Front

Jack is feeling sleepy.

Back

Jack's eyes were droopy and his eyelids felt heavy.

Front

Braedon sat alone in an empty classroom at 4:30pm, overhearing his teacher talk to the principal about class events. He sighed with his head in his hands.

Back

Braedon is in detention for acting out in class.

Front

Tyerell's mother understands his feelings about leaving their old home filled with memories. What does the author assume the reader knows?

Back

Tyerell & his mom are moving.

Front

Inference

Back

A conclusion or judgement based on evidence and background knowledge.

Front

Rachel volunteered at an animal shelter and enjoyed playing with puppies. After her shift, she developed itchy bumps on her arms.

Back

Rachel is allergic to dogs, too.

Front

Inference will be proven in the text.

Back

False

Front

What happened in the picture?

Back

sunburn and blister

Front

Carol's situation: upset from long hold, hit head, coffee too hot.

Back

Sick and calling in to work.

Front

Multiple correct inferences can be drawn from the same text.

Back

True

Front

Nicole hailed a taxi to 345 45th Street.

Back

Lives in a large city.