Making Inferences Pre-Assessment

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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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Key to making inferences:

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Proving your inference with text evidence.

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First step to draw an inference:

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Look for clues in the text.

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Make inferences about people by observing their behavior.

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True

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A VALID INFERENCE is...

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supported with evidence

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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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Miss Valdez informed Larry that their work styles didn't match and asked him to resign.

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He was being fired.

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Message: I don't want a gift, just having you is enough. I'll buy myself a present if my old car makes it to the mall.

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Buy me a new car.

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Jessica chose Kurt last for her team.

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Kurt is not a very good player.