Chapter 3: Inferences and Drawing Conclusions

An inference is a prediction.

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• False

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Schema is everything you know.

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Schema + Evidence = Inferences

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"Nobody panic,' their dad called from the kitchen."
An inference for the above statement would be...

• A giant spider will come through the door.
• An alien spacecraft will land in their front yard.
• Everyone is scared because it said "nobody panic".

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Then it happened.  They woke one morning to an ear-splitting roar,"
What is an example of an inference for the above statement?

• The noise was very loud because it said "ear-splitting roar".
• A lion will appear in front of their tent.

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CCSS.RL.4.1

Choose the best evidence to support the answer.
Answer: It is raining.

• The cat was soaked.
• The dog ran through the puddles.
• I looked up at the sky and felt a drop of water fall on my nose.
• The clouds were as black as night.

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