4.RL.2.3 Drawing Conclusions Practice

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What is drawing conclusions in reading comprehension?

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Drawing conclusions is the ability to make inferences or judgments based on the information provided in a text, using clues and prior knowledge.

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What does it mean when a text states 'the children had emptied their desks'?

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It suggests that the school year is ending, as students are clearing out their belongings.

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What can you infer if a dog is covered in mud?

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It likely means the dog was playing outside, possibly in a muddy area.

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What is the significance of a teacher giving report cards at the end of the year?

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It indicates that the school year is concluding and students are receiving feedback on their performance.

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What does the phrase 'the sun was shining on the flowers' imply about the weather?

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It suggests that the weather is nice, likely warm and sunny, which is typical for spring.

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Why can't race horses have the same name?

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To avoid confusion and ensure each horse has a unique identity in races.

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What does it mean if a teacher is glaring at a student?

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It usually indicates that the teacher is upset or disappointed with the student's behavior.

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What can be inferred from the statement 'the bulletin boards were bare'?

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It suggests that the school year is ending, and decorations or projects have been taken down.

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What does 'the grass was a pretty shade of green' suggest about the season?

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It implies that it is likely spring or summer when grass is lush and green.

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What is an inference?

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An inference is a conclusion reached based on evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.