What can you Infer?

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What can be inferred about Hannah's situation when she is trying to call home and runs as fast as she can?

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Hannah is likely in a situation where she needs help and is trying to avoid walking home in the rain.

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What does Rena's experience with the lights and appliances suggest about her home?

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Rena's power is out, which is why the lights and appliances are not working.

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What does Riley's decision to throw away the envelope indicate about his feelings towards his report card?

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Riley is embarrassed or worried about his poor report card and wants to hide it from his mom.

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What items did Luis prepare to play outside, and what does this suggest about the weather?

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Luis prepared boots, a coat, hat, and gloves, indicating that it is winter and cold outside.

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Why was Vivianna happy when she received her test back from Ms. Miller?

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Vivianna was happy because she received an A on her test, which is a good grade.

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What is the significance of making inferences in reading comprehension?

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Making inferences helps readers understand implied meanings and draw conclusions based on context clues.

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How can context clues help in understanding a character's emotions in a story?

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Context clues, such as actions and reactions, can reveal a character's feelings and motivations.

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What role does setting play in understanding a character's actions?

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The setting provides context for a character's actions and decisions, influencing their behavior.

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What can be inferred about a character's background from their actions and decisions?

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A character's background can provide insight into their motivations and the choices they make.

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How does understanding a character's perspective enhance comprehension of a story?

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Understanding a character's perspective allows readers to empathize and grasp the reasons behind their actions.