Making Inferences Scoot

Front

What is the main setting described in the first question of the quiz?

Back

Cafeteria

Front

What can be inferred about the atmosphere in the room described in the second question?

Back

The atmosphere is tense and focused, as students are taking a test.

Front

What type of location is being described in the third question, and what activity is the speaker engaged in?

Back

A library; the speaker is selecting a book.

Front

What emotional response does Sara have when she sees Monique at the salon?

Back

Sara feels happy to see Monique.

Front

What is a likely outcome for Monique after her visit to the salon?

Back

Monique will have a new hair color.

Front

What type of store is being described in the fifth question, and what activities are taking place?

Back

A sporting goods retail store; shopping for cleats and a tennis racket.

Front

What sensory details are used to describe the cafeteria in the first question?

Back

The excitement of kids and the smells of lunch.

Front

How does the description of the testing room in the second question contribute to the reader's understanding of the situation?

Back

It emphasizes the seriousness and focus required during a test.

Front

What does the presence of aisles in the third question suggest about the location?

Back

It indicates that the location is organized and has a variety of items, typical of a library.

Front

What can be inferred about the relationship between Sara and Monique based on their interaction at the salon?

Back

They are friends who enjoy each other's company.