Cite Text Evidence Using Inference

requires looking back in the text for evidence to support an idea, answer a question or make a claim.

• Central (Main) Idea

• Summarizing

• Cite

• Paraphrasing

You also need to make _____ based on the text.

• Cite

• Paraphrasing

• Inferences

• Central (Main) Idea

_____ is a reasonable guess based on textual evidence and what you already know.

• Analyze

• Inference

• Cite

• Explicitly

(you may be asked to infer, this is the same thing but in verb form) - using what you read and what you know to make a conclusion.

• Cite

• Paraphasing

• Reference

• Inferences

When you make an inference/draw a conclusion about a text, you are combining what two things?

• Information from the text and your prior knowledge/prior experiences

• Information from the text and information about the author

• Information from the text and your McDonalds order

• Information about the author and your prior knowledge/prior experiences

A strategy for inferring/drawing conclusions is...

• State, Cite, Explain

• He Said, She Said

• It Says, I Say, So

• They Said, I Said

What MUST you include before textual evidence you've cited?

• An appetizer

• A sentence fragment

• A parachute

• A sentence starter

an educated guess formed by using your background knowledge and information from the text

• Evaluate

• Cite

• analyze

• inference

To find the proof in the text to support your answer; sometimes you can use a quote.

• To make an inference

• To quote or mention the source you used

• to cite evidence

To quote or mention the source you used.

• Cite

• conclude

• analyze

• inference