VOCABULARY FOR INFERENCES

When you are answering questions, especially inference questions you should_ the questions

• restate

• cite

• copy

• infer

When you restate the question you

• copy it word for word

• put it in your own words in the answer

• answer it

• you don't need to restate the questions

Why do you need to restate the question when answering it?

• teacher says to

• you don't have to

• so the questions is clearer in your head and the reader has a better understanding of what you mean with your answer

• none of the above

When answering inference questions what does cite the source mean?

• Either in your own words, or quoted prove where your answer came from

• copy and paste the paragraph you got your answer in

• it is not needed

• Make a citation

What does it mean to explain?

• to guess at an answer

• to use text for evidence

• to go back over the questions

• to back up your answer with your thinking

When you imply something you do what?

• state fast facts

• use your schema

• answer a question

• express something indirectly

Schema in reading/learning is

• trying to get away with something

• what you already know, your prior knowledge

• knew knowledge from what you are reading

• a type of diagram

RACE stands for

• going fast

• real awesome car equipment

• restate, answer, cite, explain

• to run against other people as fast as you can

When you take what you read and add what you know to come up with an answer, you are making a(n)

• conclusion

• guess

• inference

• explanation

A conclusion is

• an start of a story

• a prediction

• a answer with an explanation

• a judgment or or decision reached by reasoning