RL.5.1 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 from the text and prior knowledge.

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What evidence can help you infer a character's feelings?

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Look for actions, dialogue, and descriptions that suggest how the character is feeling.

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How can you tell if a character is happy?

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A character may smile, laugh, or show excitement in their actions or words.

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What does it mean to use prior knowledge in making an inference?

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Using prior knowledge means applying what you already know about a topic to help understand new information.

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What type of setting might suggest a character is at a school?

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A setting with desks, students, and a teacher suggests a school environment.

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What can you infer if a character is described as having a 'lonely' house?

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You can infer that the character may feel sad or isolated.

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What is the role of context clues in making inferences?

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Context clues are hints in the text that help you understand the meaning of words or the situation.

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How does dialogue contribute to making inferences?

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Dialogue reveals characters' thoughts and feelings, helping readers infer their emotions.

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What can you infer about a character who is sighing?

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You can infer that the character may be feeling sad or frustrated.

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What does it mean to clean out a litter box?

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Cleaning out a litter box means removing waste from a cat's bathroom area, indicating the pet is a cat.