Inference

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What is inference in reading comprehension?

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Inference is the process of drawing logical conclusions from available information or evidence, rather than from explicit statements.

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How can dialogue indicate a character's feelings or changes in perspective?

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Dialogue can reveal a character's emotions, intentions, or changes in feelings through their choice of words, questions, and interactions with others.

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What does it mean when a character has crumbs on their mouth in a story?

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It suggests that the character has eaten something, often implying they may have done something they shouldn't have, like eating someone else's food.

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What is a key indicator that a character is hungry?

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Physical signs such as a growling stomach or expressions of desire for food are key indicators of hunger.

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How can a character's actions imply their abilities or skills?

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A character's selection or rejection during team formation can imply their perceived abilities or skills, as seen when a player is chosen last.

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What is the significance of a character having to write instead of type?

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This suggests that there is a problem with the computer, indicating a malfunction or issue that affects the character's ability to complete a task.

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What role does context play in making inferences?

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Context provides background information and clues that help readers make educated guesses about characters' thoughts, feelings, and actions.

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How can a reader identify a character's emotional state?

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Readers can identify a character's emotional state through their actions, dialogue, body language, and the reactions of other characters.

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What is the importance of asking questions in understanding a text?

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Asking questions helps readers engage with the text, clarify understanding, and make inferences about the characters and plot.

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What does it mean to draw conclusions from a text?

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Drawing conclusions involves synthesizing information from the text to form a judgment or understanding that is not directly stated.