inferences

inferences

When you are making inferences, you are using your schema (background knowledge), and clues from the text to understand something that the author did not explicitly say.

Multiple Choice

are you ready

• absolutely

• Yes
• wow

• yay

Multiple Choice

make a inference from the passage:we wake up and see tree branches on the ground and lawn chairs turned upside down

• There was a strong wind or storm.
• Aliens landed in the backyard
• There was a squirrel party
• A unicorn passed by

Multiple Choice

make a inference for the passage:Feeling excited, he packed his swimming trunks, sunglasses and sun cream into the suitcase and was good to go

• The person is excited to go on a trip to a sunny destination.
• The person is excited to go on a skiing trip
• The person is feeling sad and decided to cancel the trip
• The person is feeling bored and decided to stay home

Multiple Select

do you like it so far

• No
• Yes

Multiple Choice

make a inference from the passage:Alex had a frown on his face and was dragging his feet as he walked

• Alex is feeling upset or unhappy.
• Alex is feeling excited and energetic.
• Alex is feeling hungry and tired.
• Alex is feeling calm and relaxed.

Multiple Choice

make a inference: child practicing his piano every day

• The child is likely not interested in music
• The child only practices piano on weekends
• The child is likely a professional pianist
• The child is likely passionate about music and is striving for improvement.

Multiple Choice

make a inference: Kim's baby made a disgusted face after trying a new food

• Kim's baby loved the new food.
• Kim's baby was indifferent to the new food.
• Kim's baby cried after trying the new food.
• Kim's baby found the new food disgusting.

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