Making Predictions

This passage will describe the good relationship that the filmmaker had with the elephants. What detail in the first paragraph supports that prediction?

• The filmmaker worked with elephants.

• The filmmaker worked in eastern Africa.

• The filmmaker thought of the elephants as family.

• The filmmaker spent 15 years on his film.

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The author will talk about the increase in the number of elephants. Which detail supports that prediction?

• The reserve is near Tanzania.

• Humans use elephant ivory for jewelry.

• The Kenyan government protects the elephants.

• All of the above.

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Which of the following is not a fact?

• Elephants make low rumbling sounds that people cannot hear.

• African elephants live in herds.

• There are strict anti-poaching laws in Kenya.

• Humans should be allowed to use elephant’s tusks to make jewelry.

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Predict why elephants return to the "burial" site years after their family members have passed away?

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Will elephants always be an endangered species? Explain your prediction.

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Making a prediction is

• a guess

• using a magic 8 ball

• putting events in correct order

• using information from the text to determine what comes next

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Good readers make predictions by

• asking their friends

• guessing

• watching the movie first

• using text evidence

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