Lesson 3 Ready

Lesson 3 Ready

Using Details to Support Inferences

Multiple Choice

What is an Inference?

• the way people or things affect each other

• the process of reaching a conclusion based on details in the text and your own background knowledge

• important idea about a topic

Learning Target

When you make an inference about a text, you can support it with quotes from that text.

Multiple Select

What are the three vocabulary terms for this lesson?

• Evidence

• Nouns

• Inferences

• Influences

• Quotes

Today's Reading

Today you will read a history article related to adventures and discovery. First you will read to understand what the article is about. Then you will reread with a partner to make inferences and support them with evidence.

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Multiple Choice

Who flew the first kites?

• People in Jamaica

• Wilbur Wright

• People in China

• Homer Simpson

Multiple Choice

How did Leonardo da Vinci contribute to flight history?

• Ran a race

• Created flight sketches of flying machines

• Gave the Wright brothers money

• Fought his cousin

Open Ended

What is the article mostly about?

Poll

Which inference is best supported by the passage?

• Inventors learn from the work of others.

• Inventing is much easier than it used to be.

• Most inventors try to keep their ideas from being stolen.

• Some inventors are geniuses who don't need help from others.

The Correct Answer is... A!!

Cayley's work influenced Lilienthal, who inspired the Wright brothers.

Multiple Select

Which TWO sentences from the text best illustrate the inference in Part A?

• "People have dreamed of flying since the beginning of time."

• "In 1783, the Montgolfier brothers built the first hot-air balloon."

• "His glider designs shaped the work of Otto Lilienthal."

• "In 1891, Lilienthal became the first person to launch a manned glider."

• "He wrote a book about his experiments, which inspired two brothers from Ohio, Orville and Wilbur Wright."

The Correct Answers are.... C & E!!

These quotes are evidence of inventors learning from the work of other inventions.

Open Ended

What evidence from the passage supports the idea that technology of flight improved greatly in less than 150 years?

Poll

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