Making Inferences

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Inference: A logical conclusion or a guess based on evidence.

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Both

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Inference and conclusion are similar skills.

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True

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To make good inferences, you need to:

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pay attention to details

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Sam makes his bed and folds his clothes, while Tim leaves his bed unmade and clothes on the floor. Tim can be described as:

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Messy

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Leah's mother ices a cake with 8 candles. Everyone sings to Leah, and she blows out the candles with a smile.

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It is Leah's birthday.

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Josh's mom asked about his math test. His eyes widened, face brightened, and a smile formed as he spoke.

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Josh did excellent on his test.

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Mike had fun hiking, crafting, and enjoyed campfire sing-a-longs, making new friends. He was glad to go home tomorrow.

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at camp

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Amazed by colors and smells, deciding how to spend $3 on treats like chocolate truffles and colorful jelly beans.

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Candy store

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Brittany's mom enters the kitchen in a sun hat and old shoes, excited about the vegetable plants' growth.

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In the garden

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Jessica called Amy to work on a project after dinner. Amy arrived but no one answered the door. What did Amy conclude?

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No one was at Jessica's house.