PREDICTING OUTCOMES

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What is predicting outcomes?

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Predicting outcomes is the process of making an educated guess about what will happen next based on information or clues available.

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What are clues in a text?

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Clues are hints or pieces of information in a text that help readers make predictions or understand the story better.

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How can weather conditions help us predict outcomes?

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Weather conditions, like storms or sunny days, can help us predict activities, such as whether a game will be played or if we need an umbrella.

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What does it mean when a game is rained out?

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When a game is rained out, it means that the game cannot be played because of rain.

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What is the importance of context in making predictions?

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Context provides background information that helps readers understand the situation and make better predictions.

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What is an example of using clues to predict an outcome?

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If a character is packing a suitcase and looking at a map, you might predict they are going on a trip.

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What does 'last call' mean in a train station?

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'Last call' means that it is the final announcement for passengers to board the train before it departs.

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How can emotions influence predictions?

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Emotions can influence predictions by affecting how we interpret clues; for example, feeling anxious might make us think something bad will happen.

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What is a typhoon?

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A typhoon is a type of strong tropical storm that can cause heavy rain and strong winds.

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What should you do if you feel cold in a room?

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You might put on a sweater or adjust the temperature to feel warmer.