The Inference Strategy - Lesson 2

How many major types of questions you may be asked to answer?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

A fact is something that is (a)   or real.

This is one of the two major types of questions:

• Big Picture

• Exclamation

• Think and Seek

• Prediction

The letter F in the INFER Strategy stands for

(a)  

A factual question may begin with words like _____, _____, _____, _____, or _____.

(a)  

This is one of the major types of questions:

• Exclamation

• Clarification

• Factual

• Prediction

Where in the passage can you find the answer to a Factual question?

• Inferencing the first sentence

• right there

• Inferencing the last sentence

• Inferencing the middle paragraph

Attending to _____ in a passage will help you be a better reader.

• words

• clues

• facts

• sentences

This type of question will always ask for something that is right there in the passage.

• Big Picture

• Opinion

• Clarification

• Factual

When reading factual questions be sure to attend to ____ ____ in the question.

(a)