Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences in 5th Grade Reading

In this video, Shea Jackson from Hype Math and Reading reviews strategies for the 2022 Texas STAR Reading Test for fifth graders, focusing on making inferences and drawing conclusions. The video includes explanations, examples, and a story about a cherry pit spitting contest to practice these skills. Additionally, comprehension questions are provided to reinforce learning. The video also promotes tutoring services and educational resources.

What is the main purpose of the video tutorial?

• To review for the Texas Star Reading Test for fifth graders

• To promote Hype Math and Reading's tutoring services

• To teach students about cherry pit spitting competitions

• To provide entertainment through storytelling

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What can be inferred about someone who is smiling?

• They are confused

• They are preparing for a competition

• They are likely happy

• They are feeling sad

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What conclusion can be drawn about the girl in a fancy dress holding flowers?

• She is performing in a play

• She is a participant in a wedding

• She is going to a formal event

• She is attending a birthday party

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What strategy is NOT listed for making inferences or drawing conclusions?

• Considering the character's feelings

• Guessing without any textual evidence

• Using clues from the text

• Reflecting on personal experiences

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Based on the story, why do people participate in the cherry pit spitting competition?

• For fun and community engagement

• To set a world record

• For a cash prize

• For international recognition

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What can be inferred about Ron Matt's victory in the competition?

• It was expected due to his previous experience

• He was a professional athlete

• It was a surprising win given his lack of cherry pit spitting practice

• He had been practicing for years

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What does the annual event's evolution into an international competition suggest?

• It requires significant financial investment to participate

• It is only for professional competitors

• It started as a small local event

• It has become less popular over time

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What is the main idea of the article?

• Last year's weather affected the cherry harvest

• The competition will be held again at the Tree Dumont's Fruit Farm

• The Kraus family has been dominant in the competition

• A truck driver from Chicago won the competition in 2012

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How did the competition begin?

• As a local family challenge

• From a neighborhood gathering at a fruit farm

• As a city-sponsored event

• As a school activity for children

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What can be inferred about participants traveling from outside the city?

• They are required to bring their own cherries

• The event attracts a wide audience

• They have a personal connection to the town

• They are professional competitors

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