Inferences

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What is an inference?

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An inference is a conclusion or opinion that is formed based on evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.

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Why is paying attention to details important for making inferences?

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Paying attention to details helps you gather clues and information that can lead to accurate conclusions.

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What can you infer if someone is yawning and rubbing their eyes?

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You can infer that the person is feeling tired.

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If it is cloudy and dark outside, what might you infer about the weather?

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You might infer that it is going to rain or that it is already raining.

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What does it mean to support an inference with evidence?

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Supporting an inference with evidence means providing specific details or examples that back up your conclusion.

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If a character in a story is shivering, what can you infer about their situation?

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You can infer that the character is cold.

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What is a clue in the context of making inferences?

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A clue is a piece of information or detail that helps you make an inference.

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How can you tell if an inference is correct?

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An inference is correct if it is supported by evidence and makes sense based on the information available.

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What might you infer if a student is not paying attention in class?

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You might infer that the student is bored or distracted.

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If a person is wearing a heavy coat, what can you infer about the temperature?

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You can infer that the temperature is likely cold.