MAY29 Inference CH9 Number Stars

Open Ended

Why do you think making inferences is an important skill when reading stories like 'Number the Stars'?

Multiple Choice

Click on the even that did not happen in Chapter 8: There Has Been a Death

• Great Aunt Berte came over and visited the Johansens.

• Kirsti was teaching the kitten a new habit.

• The family enjoyed cream and butter with breakfast.

• Mama told Annemarie a dead person is coming over.

• Annemarie figured out that there was no Aunt Berte.

Multiple Select

Which of the following events DID happen in Chapter 8 of 'Number the Stars'?

• Annemarie and Ellen explore the ocean for the first time

• The family enjoys fresh cream and oatmeal

• Kirsti names a stray kitten Thor

• Mama warns the girls to stay hidden

Multiple Choice

Which picture best represents the word 'ancient'?

• A man in a suit

• An old barn

• A running person

Multiple Choice

Which picture best represents the word 'frothy'?

• The picture of the dancer

• None of the above

Multiple Choice

Based on the details in the text from pages 76-77, what can the reader infer about Mama?

• Mama is angry with Annemarie.

• Mama is ignoring something from Annemarie.

• Mama is sad and worried about the situation.

• Mama wants Annemarie to leave immediately.

Multiple Select

Based on the details in the text, what can the reader infer about Henrik's conversation with Annemarie in the barn?

Select TWO correct answers.

• a

• b

• c

• d

• e

Poll

VOTE: Do you think Annemarie should tell Ellen about what is really happening.

I think Annemaire should ...

• YES

• NO

Open Ended

Do you think Annemarie should tell Ellen about what is really happening? Why or why not?

Open Ended

Based on page 78, what can the reader infer about Kirsti?

Open Ended

After reading pages 78 and 79, what is one important inference you can make about the situation the characters are in?

Multiple Choice

What can you infer about the people entering the house?

• They are arriving for a celebration with music and dancing.

• They are coming to visit family members they haven’t seen in a long time.

• They are entering quietly to avoid attention because they may be in danger.

• They are stopping by to sell food and supplies to the family.

Multiple Choice

What can you infer about the people entering the house?

• A

• B

• C

• D