

Drawing Conclusion 8th grade STAAR Reading Camp
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Donna Herrera
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Drawing Conclusion

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Poll
I am ready for drawing conclusions!
Yes, call me DC!
Maybe?
OK! Eek!
No, no, no!
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Making Inferences
Making inferences is the process of figuring out missing information from information that IS included. Inferences can be made with pictures, with characters, with plot, with the setting, and even with vocabulary. To infer is a thinking process of reading between the lines. We can use pictures and text clues to infer, and making inferences are more situational.
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Multiple Choice
_______ + ________ = Inference
Background knowledge + Clues from the text
Background knowledge + Opinion
A guess without evidence + information from the text
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Drawing Conclusion
Conclusions are the judgments or decisions reached based on information learned. It requires reasoning or deep thinking and observation skills. I think of drawing conclusions as solving a mystery. Drawing conclusions is deeper than an inference. In fact, making inferences helps us draw conclusions.
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Multiple Choice
What does it mean to draw a conclusion?
To take a random guess at something.
To draw a good guess based on evidence and detail from a source, as well as your own personal experience.
To draw a good guess based on the mood that you are in that day.
To base a good guess on your own personal experience.
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What we infer:
In this example, the facts we see are that the sky is cloudy, the ground is wet, and the umbrella is inverted. These facts indicate that it’s rainy because the ground’s wet and because she has an umbrella. We can infer that it is windy based on the fact that the man is holding on to the woman and because the umbrella is inverted.
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What we conclude:
From this same photo, you could also gather clues for a conclusion. You might wonder, “How will the weather impact the couples plans later in the day?” The couple has plans to go hiking. Well, we’d conclude that they’ll cancel their plans because it will be muddy and impossible to hike without having their shoes stuck in the mud.
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Multiple Choice
From this article you cannot tell......
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Multiple Choice
What conclusions can you draw from this paragraph?
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Multiple Choice
What conclusion can you draw from this paragraph?
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Multiple Choice
What conclusion can you draw from this paragraph?
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Multiple Choice
You can conclude from the story that.....
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Multiple Choice
From this article you CANNOT tell....
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Multiple Choice
This story does NOT tell.....
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Multiple Choice
From this story you can tell that Einstein......
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Multiple Choice
You can tell that Moscow's Kremlin probably.....
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Multiple Choice
To be successful you would probably need to....
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Open Ended
Who do think came out of the door? The lady or the tiger? How do you know? Explain.
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