Drawing Conclusions in Nonfiction

What is it called when Ms. Kemp collects clues to make an inference daily?

• context clues

• text structure

• text features

• drawing conclusions

A good historian bases his or her __________ on factual evidence.

• points of view

• conclusions

• bias

• interpretation

When you make an inference, you ______.

• read many opinions about a subject

• read only primary sources about an event

• rely on your own experiences in your life

• use trustworthy sources to make a judgment about an event

A historian uses information from primary sources to draw conclusions.

• True

• False

to draw a reasonable conclusion from the information presented

• inference

• prediction

• guess

• summarize

What is the process of using evidence from a nonfiction text to make a logical conclusion?

• Inference

• Prediction

• Summarization

• Guessing

Which of the following is essential for drawing conclusions in social studies?

• Personal opinions

• Factual evidence

• Creative writing

• Emotional responses

When analyzing a historical event, what should be prioritized to draw accurate conclusions?

• Secondary sources

• Primary sources

• Fictional accounts

• Personal anecdotes

What is a key skill in drawing conclusions from nonfiction texts?

• Creative writing

• Critical thinking

• Artistic interpretation

• Emotional expression

Which type of source is most reliable for drawing conclusions in social studies?

• Primary source

• Secondary source

• Tertiary source

• Fictional source