Making Inferences

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What is an inference?

Back

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

Front

Why is recess important for students?

Back

Recess allows students to take a break, get exercise, and recharge, which can help improve their concentration when they return to schoolwork.

Front

What can be inferred if a student's seat is empty during attendance?

Back

It can be inferred that the student is not present in class.

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What does it mean if two students respond 'Here' at the same time?

Back

It suggests that there may be two students with the same name in the class.

Front

What is a cross-country race?

Back

A cross-country race is a running competition that takes place on open courses, which can include various terrains like grass, dirt, or sidewalks.

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What is a palindrome?

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A palindrome is a word, phrase, number, or other sequence of characters that reads the same forward and backward, such as 'racecar'.

Front

What can be inferred if a student stops to tie their shoelace during a race?

Back

It can be inferred that the student values fairness and sportsmanship.

Front

What does it imply if a teacher introduces themselves as a palindrome?

Back

It implies that the teacher is making a playful reference to their name or a characteristic that can be read the same way in both directions.

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What is the significance of physical activity during recess?

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Physical activity during recess is significant because it promotes health, helps students release energy, and can improve focus and learning.

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What can be inferred about the nature of cross-country courses?

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It can be inferred that cross-country courses are typically outdoors and vary in length, usually between one and three miles.