Making inferences from pictures: What can you infer from the picture of a girl holding an umbrella while walking in the rain?

• The girl is trying to catch raindrops with her umbrella.

• The girl is walking in the sunshine.

• The girl is holding the umbrella to shield herself from the sun.

• The girl is trying to stay dry in the rain.

Making inferences from pictures: What do you think is happening in the picture of a boy with a surprised expression looking at a broken vase?

• The boy is angry at the broken vase

• The boy is happily playing with the vase

• The boy is looking at the vase with a smile

• The boy accidentally broke the vase.

Making inferences from pictures: What can you infer from the picture of a dog with a wagging tail and a bowl of food in front of it?

• The dog is tired and wants to sleep

• The dog is sick and doesn't want to eat

• The dog is hungry and eager to eat.

• The dog is scared and wants to run away

Making inferences from short stories: Read the short story about a girl finding muddy footprints in her room and infer who might have made the footprints.

• It could be a family member, a friend, or even a pet.

• It could be an alien from outer space

• Maybe it was a ghost

• The footprints were probably made by a time traveler

Making inferences from short stories: Read the short story about a boy finding a trail of breadcrumbs and infer where the trail might lead to.

• To the boy's house or a place where he wants to go

• To a treasure chest

• To a magical land

• To the moon

Making inferences from short stories: Read the short story about a girl finding a wet towel on the bathroom floor and infer what might have happened in the bathroom.

• The towel fell off the rack and landed on the floor.

• Someone may have taken a shower and left the towel on the floor.

• The girl spilled water on the floor and used the towel to clean it up.

• The girl found the towel on the floor and put it there herself.

Using context clues to make inferences: What can you infer about the weather from the sentence 'The sky is dark and cloudy'?

• The weather is likely to be overcast or possibly rainy.

• The weather is likely to be foggy and misty

• The weather is likely to be cold and snowy

• The weather is likely to be sunny and clear

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-5

Using context clues to make inferences: What can you infer about the time of day from the sentence 'The birds are chirping and the sun is shining'?

• It is snowing

• It is daytime

• It is raining

• It is nighttime

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-1

Drawing conclusions from given information: Based on the information that it is snowing outside and people are wearing heavy jackets, what conclusion can you draw about the weather?

• It is hot

• It is raining

• It is windy

• It is cold

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-5

Drawing conclusions from given information: If the ground is wet and there are puddles everywhere, what conclusion can you draw about the recent weather?

• There has been a heatwave

• It has been snowing

• It has been raining

• The weather has been dry and sunny

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-5