Inference

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What is inference?

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

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Why do we make inferences?

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We make inferences to understand information that is not directly stated, using clues from the text or situation.

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What can we infer if someone is carrying an umbrella?

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We can infer that it might be raining or that they expect it to rain.

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What does it mean if a character is described as having messy hair when arriving somewhere?

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We can infer that the character may have been riding a bike or in a windy situation.

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If a person is seen putting on a helmet, what can we infer about their activity?

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We can infer that they are about to ride a bike or engage in a similar activity that requires safety gear.

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What can we infer about a coyote in a hot desert?

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We can infer that the coyote might seek shade or rest during the hottest part of the day.

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If a character chooses the last player left for their team, what can we infer about that player?

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We can infer that the player may not be the preferred choice or is not very popular.

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What does it suggest if someone has to cross multiple streets to get to school?

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We can infer that their home is located some distance away from the school.

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What can we infer if a character is described as lucky when picking something up?

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We can infer that the item has a positive connotation, like a penny, which is often considered lucky.

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If it is described as a hot, dry place, what can we infer about the environment?

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We can infer that the area may have limited water sources and may be challenging for living things.