Review 2 ELAR7A

What inference can you draw from the following description?

The bell rings and I ask teenagers to sit down. We read a story and discuss it. Then, I ask the teenagers to work in groups to define vocabulary words. Before the bell rings, I lead a review game I developed to help everyone remember the words.

Who am I?

• a teacher

• a doctor

• an accountant

• a farmer

What inference can you draw from the following description?

I wake up early and feed all of the animals I own — the cows, chickens, and horses. After I eat breakfast, I climb on my tractor and plow a big patch of land. I want to get the land ready to plant corn. Later, I will sell the corn.

Who am I?

• a farmer

• an engineer

• a mechanic

• a chef

What inference can you draw from the following description?

You look outside your window and see the kids in your neighborhood wearing heavy coats and gloves. They are making a snowman.

What is the weather like?

• windy

• rainy

• hot

• cold

What inference can you draw from the following description?

You look outside your window and see two children in your neighborhood playing with balloons. The have a hard time catching the balloons because they keep floating up and away from them. The children’s hair blows back from their face as they laugh and try to catch the balloons.

What is the weather like?

• rainy

• windy

• hot

• cold

What inference can you draw from the following description?

Greg’s hands are sweaty and his stomach is tight. He feels a thumping in his chest as he reads his speech one more time. He shakily walks out on stage.

How does Greg feel?

• nervous

• happy

• sad

• confused

What inference can you draw from the following description?

You notice your friend Molly listening to someone talking. Molly’s mouth is in a tight, straight line, her eyebrows are furrowed, and her eyes are narrow. Her hands are folded over her chest. How does Molly feel?

• angry

• happy

• excited

• surprised

What inference can you draw from the following description?

John says, “Sara, will you marry me?” Sara’s eyes light up and a huge smile spreads across her face.

What will Sara say?

• Yes!

• No.

• I have to think about it.

• Ask me again next week.

What inference can you draw from the following description?

Gina asks her mother, “Mom, can I borrow ten dollars to go see a movie?” Her mother says, “Could you find my purse?”

What will happen next?

• Gina's mom will give Gina money

• Gina's mom will pay the electric bill

• Gina's mom will find a piece of gum to chew

• Gina's mom will get her phone and call a friend

What inference can you draw from the following description?

I come inside from a long walk with my dog. The dog shakes, and his fur sprays water all over the floor. I push back my wet hair and take off my water-soaked shoes. Sighing, I notice the umbrella I left by the door.

What has just happened to me?

• I took my dog for a walk and was surprised by a rainstorm

• I went swimming with my dog.

• My dog pulled me into a lake

• My dog is angry because he is wet and tired

What inference can you draw from the following description?

I jump out of bed and run to the bathroom, brush my teeth, and quickly get dressed. There’s no time for breakfast. I rush out the door, get on my bicycle, and pedal as fast as I can to school. I hear the bell ringing just as I park my bicycle.

What has happened?

• There is a big test today

• School is closed

• I am excited to ride my bike

• I am late to school.