Inferencing

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What is inferencing?

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Inferencing is the process of using clues from the text, background knowledge, and personal experiences to understand information that is not directly stated.

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What do you use to make inferences?

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You use clues from the text, background knowledge, and experiences you've had.

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What can you infer from a character's actions?

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You can infer their feelings or thoughts based on their actions and the context provided in the text.

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What is background knowledge?

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Background knowledge is the information and experiences you already have that help you understand new information.

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How can you tell if a character is upset?

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You can infer a character is upset by their actions, dialogue, and the context of the situation.

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What does it mean to make a connection while reading?

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Making a connection means relating the text to your own experiences or knowledge to enhance understanding.

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What is an example of a clue in a text?

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An example of a clue is a character's facial expression or tone of voice that suggests their emotions.

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Why is inferencing important in reading?

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Inferencing is important because it helps readers understand deeper meanings and emotions in the text.

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What might indicate that a character is nervous?

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A character might show signs of nervousness through fidgeting, avoiding eye contact, or expressing doubt.

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What is a text detail?

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A text detail is a specific piece of information or description in the text that helps readers understand the story better.