Inferencing

What inference can you make?

• I can infer that there was a sandstorm because I can see sand on the roads.

• I can infer that this is a new road because I can still see sand around it.

• I can infer that they are creating a new desert because they are covering the road with sand.

• I have no idea. This is too difficult.

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What inference can you make?

• I can infer that the family went swimming because that is where you get a balloon from.

• I can infer that the family went to the zoo because that is where you get a balloon from.

• I can infer that the family went to the entertainment park because there is a picture of a big wheel and Saeed has a balloon.

• I have no idea. This is too difficult.

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What can you infer?

• I can infer that Tamani is going to a party because she is wearing a dress under her blanket.

• I can infer that Tamani is sick because she is in bed and she has a high temperature.

• I can infer that Tamani is lying because she has an exam at school today and that is why she doesn't want to go to school.

• I have no idea. This is too difficult

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What inference can you make?

• I can infer that the boy drank the coffee because he likes coffee.

• I can infer that the boy hid the coffee because that is what little boys do.

• I can infer that the boy drank the coffee because he is moving around and acting a little bit silly.

• I have no idea. This is too difficult.

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What can you infer?

• I can infer that the student is so used to using a laptop and technology that he doesn't know how to read a book.

• I can infer that the student has never read a book in his life because he doesn't even know how to open it.

• I can infer that the student only uses his iPad and doesn't know much about books.

• I have no idea. This is too difficult.

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What can you infer?

• I can infer that Garfield has 9 lives because he is a cat.

• I can infer that Garfield loves cake because he was not interested in anything that Jon said until he said cake.

• I can infer that Garfield does not like birthdays because he was not interested in anything Jon had to say.

• I have no idea. This is too difficult.

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What can you infer?

• I can infer that Calvin had a snowball in his desk and now it has melted because he kept it there for too long.

• I can infer that Calvin makes his own snow at school and keeps it in his desk.

• I can infer that Calvin likes to keep snow until it melts because he kept it in his desk.

• I have no idea. This is too difficult for me.

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 Tomorrow is Jill's birthday. She is excited because she gets to pick where she will eat dinner. Will it be Mexican food at the Big Enchilada House? Or will it be fried chicken at the Chicken Shack, or a big cheeseburger at Al's Hamburger Palace. She just couldn't decide. Then there was always the Pizza Shop with that great pepperoni pizza. How would she ever decide? Maybe she would just flip a coin.

• I can infer that Jill has many restaurants to choose from for her birthday because she lists a number of options that she is able to go to.

• I can infer that Jill loves Mexican food because she mentioned the Big Enchilada House.

• I can infer that the Pizza Shop has the best pizza in town because it received an award for their pepperoni pizza.

• I can infer that Jill will choose a place by flipping a coin because she cannot decide.

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Coral reefs provide shelter, a place to hide, for little fish. That many small fish in one place attracts big fish, which in turn attracts BIG predators like sharks. Bigger predators cannot invade the coral, however, they wait along the edges for fish to leave to attack. The reef also provides a place for algae and sponges to grow safely. They provide food for sea turtles and other sea life. If coral were to become extinct so would the turtles and other ocean creatures that rely on them for protection and food.

• I can infer that coral reef are mainly occupied by predators like sharks.

• I can infer that many types of ocean life rely on coral reef to survive because they provide safe habitats and shelter.

• I can infer that sea turtles will not be able to survive without coral because they eat coral.

• I can infer that a variety of ocean life is becoming endangered because they all live in coral.

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Today, Lego bricks are some of the world's most popular toys. But they're so much more. Businesses use LEGO bricks to help their employees think more creatively. Artists like Nathan Sawaya use LEGO bricks to make amazing sculptures shown all over the world. Educators and teachers use LEGO bricks to challenge students in math and science. In 2015, a team of girl scouts wondered how they could make reading easier for people who can't move their arms. They designed a battery-powered page-turning machine built from LEGO bricks and LEGO tires. They won the White House Science Fair and got to meet the President of the United States.

• I can infer that LEGO bricks will not always be popular because they are seen as a toy.

• I can infer that LEGO bricks have many other uses because different sectors use them.

• I can infer that LEGO bricks are only used by kids because they are toys.

• I can infer that LEGO bricks can become more popular because people use then each day.

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