Inference Skills Quiz

After reading a story about a girl who always wore a red coat to school, even on warm days, and often seemed distracted during class, what can you infer about the girl?

• She doesn't like the color red.

• She is very focused on her studies.

• She might be facing some personal issues.

• She prefers warm weather.

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If a character in a book always turns the lights off when they leave a room, what can you infer about this character?

• They are afraid of the dark.

• They are very forgetful.

• They are considerate about saving energy.

• They don't like bright places.

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In a story, if a dog wags its tail every time it sees its owner, what can you infer about the dog's feelings towards the owner?

• The dog is always hungry.

• The dog is happy to see its owner.

• The dog wants to go outside.

• The dog is feeling sick.

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When a character in a story blushes and stammers every time they talk to a specific person, what can you infer about their feelings?

• They are very confident.

• They dislike the person.

• They are nervous or have a crush on the person.

• They are feeling cold.

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If a story mentions that a plant in a room has grown significantly over a few weeks, what can you infer about the room's conditions?

• The room is too cold for the plant.

• The room does not have enough space for the plant.

• The room has good conditions for plant growth, such as light and water.

• The room is used for storage.

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When a character in a book always carries an umbrella, regardless of the weather forecast, what can you infer about the character?

• The character loves rainy weather.

• The character is forgetful.

• The character likes to be prepared for any situation.

• The character dislikes the sun.

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If a story describes a town as having boarded-up windows and overgrown lawns in every house, what can you infer about the town?

• The town is very wealthy.

• The town is experiencing economic hardship.

• The town is preparing for a festival.

• The town has a very active community.

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When a character in a story always makes a point to visit their grandmother after school, what can you infer about their relationship?

• The character does not have friends.

• The character and their grandmother have a close relationship.

• The character dislikes their parents.

• The character is avoiding going home.

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If a book describes a scene where birds are flying south in the fall, what can you infer about the birds?

• They are lost.

• They are migrating to a warmer place for the winter.

• They are searching for food.

• They are playing a game.

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When a story mentions that a character always reads books during their free time, what can you infer about the character's interests?

• The character dislikes reading.

• The character is interested in learning and enjoys reading.

• The character has no friends.

• The character is preparing for a test.

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