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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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Inference from a student scoring 100% on work:

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He listened and studied.

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Carol's situation:

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She is sick and calling in to work.

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Jack is feeling sleepy.

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

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Mia stamps her feet and crosses her arms. Inference about her feelings?

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Angry

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

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I am winter.

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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: 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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Worn on St. Patrick's Day and by frogs, a color made by mixing blue and yellow.

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Green