Making Inferences

Multiple Choice

Making an inference relies on using context clues within a text.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Infer: making a guess about something based on the opinions of others.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

Context clues include which of the following:

Select all that apply.

• guess

• observation

• what we read

• what we see

• what others tell us

Multiple Select

What can you infer from someone pushing a stroller?

Select all that apply.

• The person has a baby

• The person needs something to push

• The person is going for a walk

• The person enjoys the weather

Multiple Select

If you see someone yawning, what can you infer?

Select all that apply.

• Boredom

• Happy

• Lost

• Tired

Multiple Choice

Your room is brighter than usual when you wake up in the morning.

What might be the reason?

• The sun is out

• The light is on

• Someone is shining a flashlight in your window

Multiple Select

You're walking on the sidewalk and everyone in front of you starts moving to one side. What could be happening?

Select all that apply.

• They're following someone

• They're getting closer to their destination

• They're playing follow the leader

• There is a detour

Multiple Select

What are a few things you can infer from this image? Select all that apply.

• Rainy

• Daytime

• Busy area

• Downtown area

• Family friendly

Multiple Select

What are a few things you can infer from this image? Select all that apply.

• Halloween

• School play

• Picture Day

• Sci-fi setting

Multiple Choice

What word would you use to describe Mrs. Mallard?

• Scared

• Happy

• Delicate

• Funky

Multiple Choice

How do you think Mrs. Mallard is feeling in this moment?

• Confused

• Relaxed

• Angry

• Happy

Multiple Choice

What does this line mean: "she was young, with a fair, calm face, whose lines bespoke repression and even a certain strength?"

• restrained, but strong

• sickly

• free

• annoyed, but strong

Multiple Choice

What do you think is the "something" that is coming to her?

• change

• anger

• overwhelming sense of fear

• sleep

Multiple Select

What are two feelings or thoughts that Mrs. Mallard is experiencing?

• welcoming

• confusion

• anxiety

• acceptance

Multiple Choice

What does this line mean: "...she was drinking in the very

elixir of life through that open window."

• Absorbing her newfound freedom

• Confused by her husband's death

• Breathing fresh air

• Feeling her heart failing

Multiple Choice

What was Mrs. Mallard feeling in the following line: "it was only yesterday she had thought with a shudder that life might be long."

• Fear

• Sadness

• Eagerness

• Love

Multiple Choice

When the author says, "the joy that kills" she is referring to the over exertion of Mrs. Mallard's heart caused by celebration of her husband's death.

• True

• False