Inference with Text Evidence

What can be inferred about the weather during Alex and Jordan's walk home?

• It was getting colder

• It was a sunny afternoon

• It was raining

Which piece of evidence supports your inference about the weather?

• • "Alex shivered and wrapped his jacket tighter".

• "A cat darted across the street".

• "Jordan seemed unaffected".

What can we infer about Jordan's feelings towards the science project?

• He is not interested in it.

• He is excited about it.

• He is confused about it.

What evidence from the text supports your inference about Jordan's feelings?

• "He jumped back in surprise".

• "He talked excitedly about the experiment".

• "Alex wrapped his jacket tighter".

What can be inferred about Alex's preparation for the weather?

• He was well prepared.

• He wished he had dressed warmer.

• He enjoys the cold weather.

Which piece of evidence supports your inference about Alex's preparation?

• He laughed at the cold.

• He said, "the cold doesn't bother me anyways".

• He said, "I wish I'd brought a hat".

What can we infer about Alex and Jordan's relationship?

• They don't know each other well.

• They are only friends because of science.

• They are good friends

What evidence from the text supports your inference about their relationship?

• They were walking home together.

• They just met this year.

• They laughed at the same things.

What can be inferred about the area where Alex and Jordan live?

• It's a busy city.

• It's a quiet neighborhood.

• It's near a forest.

Which piece of evidence supports your inference about the area?

• A squirrel was chasing a cat.

• They were talking about a science project.

• They continued their walk talking about the materials for the project.