Vocabulary review (M1 L3)

Vocabulary review (M1 L3)

English 1 & 2

​Infer

​To draw a conclusion based on evidence around you!

​This is used in all areas of life!

Multiple Choice

To infer is to...

• Draw a conclusion based on EVIDENCE

• Draw a conclusion based on RUMORS

• Draw a picture

Multiple Choice

When we infer something we are...

• Telling someone else information

• Receiving information from someone else.

​Inference

A conclusion based on the information provided.​

​This is normally when you read something!

Multiple Choice

An inference is when...

• You draw conclusions on what you HEAR.

• You draw conclusions on what you READ.

• You draw conclusions on what you SEE.

• You draw conclusions on what you DO.

Multiple Choice

When making an inference, you have to have...

• An idea

• Evidence

​Evidence

​Proof or support for any claim you make!

Multiple Choice

Evidence is...

• A rumor that something happened.

• Proof that something happened.

• An assumption that something happened. 

​Claim

​The position on a topic that the writer is trying to prove.

Defending what you believe while using evidence!

Multiple Choice

To make a claim you have to have....

• Evidence 

• An opinion

• Rules

• An idea

Multiple Choice

A claim is when you.... with evidence. 

• Tell someone what you WANT.

• Tell someone what you Need.

• Tell someone what you BELIEVE.

​Counterargument

​The opposing view of one's claim.

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​When someone disagrees with you.

Multiple Choice

A counter argument is when...

• When someone agrees with you.

• When someone likes you. 

• When someone disagrees with you.

• When someone does not like you. 

Multiple Choice

Counterarguments can

• Make your story boring.

• Make your story weird.

• Make your story more exciting.