Making Inferences

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INFERENCE:

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An educated guess based on evidence

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Inference from a student scoring 100% on work:

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He listened and studied.

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Jonathan woke up to sunlight, roosters, and bacon cooking. He asked his mother, "What time is it?"

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7:00 in the morning

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Good inferences require...

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pay attention to details

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Importance of making inferences:

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Authors don't tell the reader everything.

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Braedon was in the hallway after school, overhearing his teacher and principal discussing class events while waiting for his parents.

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Braedon is in trouble because of something he did in class.

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Jackie is feeling sleepy because:

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Jackie's eyes were droopy and her head kept bobbing up and down.

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

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Rachel is allergic to dogs.

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Carol is likely...

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sick and calling in sick to work.

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Mia screams, stamps her feet, crosses her arms, and scowls.

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Angry