Inferences

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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.

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Why are inferences important in reading comprehension?

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Inferences help readers understand deeper meanings, make connections, and predict outcomes based on the text.

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What can be inferred if a character is holding a shopping list?

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The character may be responsible for shopping or needs assistance with shopping.

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What does it suggest if a character's dog puts its head on their lap?

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It suggests that the dog is empathetic and understands the character's emotions.

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What can be inferred from a character describing trophies on a shelf?

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The character likely admires their sister's achievements and may be interested in sports.

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What does the phrase 'moving to California' imply about Keller's situation?

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It implies that Keller is experiencing a significant life change, likely involving feelings of sadness or uncertainty.

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What can be inferred from a riddle about a food named after an Earl?

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The answer is a sandwich, indicating that the riddle is about a common food item.

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What does the term 'context clues' refer to?

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Context clues are hints found within a text that help readers deduce the meaning of unfamiliar words or phrases.

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How can tone affect inferences in a text?

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The tone can influence how readers interpret characters' emotions and the overall message of the text.

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What is a common strategy for making inferences while reading?

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A common strategy is to ask questions about the text and look for answers based on the information provided.