Making Predictions in Passages

As soon as the dog entered the room, John's eyes watered and he began to sneeze until the dog went outside. Which is most likely true?

• John is allergic to seafoods.

• Dogs are allergic to John.

• John is allergic to dogs.

• It is very hot outside.

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Mr. Jones finished his breakfast and said goodbye to his family. He grabbed his briefcase and headed out the door.

What most likely to happen next?

• Mr. Jones will make pancakes.

• Mr. Jones is going to work.

• Mr. Jones is coming home from work.

• Mr. Jones is buying a piano.

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We turned out the lights and all the party guests hid behind the furniture. The birthday boy walked through the door and a few of us giggled. We tried to hide our presence until the signal was given.

What probably happen next?

• We drove to a party.

• We lit birthday candles.

• We jumped out and yelled " Surprise!"

• We exchange presents.

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In the last few seconds of the game, John dribbled the ball down the court and slammed it through the hoop.

What is John playing?

• tennis

• football

• basketball

• soccer

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Making a prediction is

• a guess.

• putting events in correct order.

• using information from the text to determine what comes next.

• using a magic.

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John, Ann and George were playing in the backyard when their mother called them in for dinner. They were very hungry, so they came running in and forgot to take off their muddy shoes. Their mother had just had her cream-colored carpets cleaned.

• Mom smiled nicely and told them to wash their hands.

• Mom laughed and said "oh it's just a carpet."

• Mom got angry at them for wearing their muddy shoes on her clean carpet.

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How do I make predictions?

• Use information that you already know.

• Use dictionary

• Use your common sense

• Use magic

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A prediction is what you think will happen based on what you've discovered in your reading.

• true

• false

• I don't know

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Mr. Jones finished his breakfast and said goodbye to his family. He grabbed his brief case and headed out the door. What most likely is going to happen next?

• Mr. Jones will make pancakes.

• Mr. Jones is coming home from work.

• Mr. Jones is going to work.

• Mr. Jones is buying a piano.

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Kaye nervously stepped up to the microphone on the stage when the teacher asked me to spell the word “beautiful” she smiled with a relief.

• She misspelled the word?

• She spelled the word correctly?

• She excused her self.

• She left the stage in tears

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