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What is the process of drawing conclusions from literary texts called?

• Inference

• Textual Evidence

• Determine

• Analyze

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What is the term used to describe implicit information in literary texts?

• overtext

• undertext

• supertext

• subtext

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When making predictions based on literary texts, what are readers using to support their predictions?

• intuition

• evidence from the text

• background knowledge

• personal opinions

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What type of information is directly stated in the text and can be easily identified?

• explicit information

• implicit information

• ambiguous information

• secondary information

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Inferencing in literary texts involves using clues and evidence to make educated guesses about what?

• author's intended meaning or the characters' thoughts, feelings, and motivations

• the grammatical structure of the sentences

• the physical appearance of the characters

• the historical context of the text

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What is the purpose of drawing conclusions from literary texts?

• To analyze the grammar and syntax used in the text.

• To memorize the plot and characters of the text.

• To understand the deeper meaning and messages conveyed by the author.

• To determine the historical context of the text.

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What is the term used to describe information that is not explicitly stated but can be inferred from the text?

• hidden information

• implied information

• implicit information

• indirect information

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When making predictions based on literary texts, what should readers consider?

• Punctuation, grammar, and spelling errors

• Context, themes, symbols, and literary devices

• Character names, plot twists, and book cover design

• Genre, author's name, and publication date

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What is the opposite of implicit information in literary texts?

• hidden information

• obscure information

• implied information

• explicit information

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What is the main difference between drawing conclusions and making predictions in literary texts?

• Drawing conclusions is based on facts and evidence, while making predictions is based on personal opinions and assumptions.

• Drawing conclusions involves analyzing the author's writing style, while making predictions involves analyzing the plot.

• Drawing conclusions involves making inferences or reaching a decision based on evidence or information provided in the text. Making predictions involves using clues or hints from the text to anticipate what might happen next or how the story might unfold.

• Drawing conclusions requires prior knowledge of the author's background, while making predictions does not.

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