Many breeds of dogs are used for work. In many cultures dogs are used to herd sheep. The dogs keep the flock from being attacked by animals such as wolves. They also keep sheep from wandering off. Sheepdogs are known for their loyalty and gentleness. Based on your reading of the text, you can INFER that:

Sheepdogs are gentle and loyal.

Sheepdogs are not very smart dogs.

Wolves are afraid of sheepdogs.

What does Inference mean?

Use clues and what you already know to come up with an idea

Giving a reason for your answer

Water from California’s northern mountains is pumped south along a 400-mile canal through the farming communities of the Central Valley. Not only is this canal system a marvel of modern engineering, its water fuels the state’s economic engine. In 2006, these farms produced $31 billion-worth of food and fiber, more than any other state. By contrast, world-wide ticket sales of Hollywood movies, a more famous export of California, totaled $25 billion that year. What inference can the reader make from this paragraph?

The writer thinks moving water to the Central Valley is a good investment.

The author thinks it is more important to eat than go to movies.

Water is a precious resource and shouldn't be wasted on making movies.

The movie industry is more important to California than farming.

The launch of the space shuttle Atlantis has been postponed while NASA evaluates a problem with the new robot arm on space station Alpha. The arm will be used to carry out the installation of a new U.S.-built airlock on the space station. What can you infer from this paragraph?

The robot space arm is critical to the space shuttle's mission.

The robot arm was poorly constructed.

The space shuttle experiences frequent launch delays.

The space program is very expensive.

Jill couldn't believe it was only June 15th. All of her friends from school had taken summer jobs, she didn't have brothers or sisters, and after a couple of weeks, television made a very poor companion. She had already finished three books and started a fourth, a great mystery that only made her more desperate to have something to do. Jill decided it was time for her to find something to do. Which of the following can you infer from the passage above?

Jill will be bored for the rest of the summer.

I love to go into my sister's room. On her shelf she has shiny trophies—gold and silver, tall and short, skinny and wide. All of the trophies have athletes on top swinging golf clubs. My favorite trophy is one that is as tall as my arm is long. "City Champion 2001" it says on its engraved front. It is beautiful and impressive! What inference can the reader draw based on the information in the passage?

The sister is a very good golfer.

The person relating the passage is a younger sister.

The person relating the passage plays golf also.

The sister is a professional golfer.

Lucia snatched up the dirty clothes that were strewn across the floor and haphazardly tossed them into the laundry basket her mother had placed outside the door. Then, she organized her desk, cramming markers, glue sticks, and other tools of the learning trade wherever they would fit inside the drawers. She jammed trash into the wastebasket until not one more piece could fit and pulled the bag out to take downstairs. Finally, she made her bed and summoned for her mother to come do her white-glove inspection. What can the reader infer about Lucia based on her actions in the selection?

She does not share her mother’s idea of what a clean room looks like.

She is a hard-working student who strives to do her best.

She likes being neat and organized.

She is usually running late, which causes her to leave a mess behind.

Lucia snatched up the dirty clothes that were strewn across the floor and haphazardly tossed them into the laundry basket her mother had placed outside the door. Then, she organized her desk, cramming markers, glue sticks, and other tools of the learning trade wherever they would fit inside the drawers. She jammed trash into the wastebasket until not one more piece could fit and pulled the bag out to take downstairs. Finally, she made her bed and summoned for her mother to come do her white-glove inspection. Read this sentence from the story. Finally, she made her bed and summoned for her mother to come do her white-glove inspection. Based on this sentence, the reader can conclude that Lucia’s mother —

has high standards for cleanliness

is concerned about the bed being made correctly

wears gloves to protect her hands while she cleans

insists that Lucia make her bed every day

Jose desperately wanted to finish his homework before he arrived home. His gaming system had patiently waited the entire day for his return. He couldn’t disappoint it. Just thinking about the fun they would have together was distracting enough, but the noise generated by the other kids talking and laughing around him made it nearly impossible to concentrate. With the decibel level of the engine and the squeaking of the brakes at every stop added in, there was no way he could finish his homework here. Jose conceded that he would indeed have to let his faithful companion down. Jose’s thoughts in this paragraph help the reader understand that he —

is a responsible boy who is committed to his priorities

does not get along well with other children

cares less about his studies than he does playing video games

is easily irritated when things do not go as he has planned

Jose desperately wanted to finish his homework before he arrived home. His gaming system had patiently waited the entire day for his return. He couldn’t disappoint it. Just thinking about the fun they would have together was distracting enough, but the noise generated by the other kids talking and laughing around him made it nearly impossible to concentrate. With the decibel level of the engine and the squeaking of the brakes at every stop added in, there was no way he could finish his homework here. Jose conceded that he would indeed have to let his faithful companion down. Based on Jose’s description of his surroundings, the reader can conclude that he is —

in office hours with his homeroom teacher

traveling home from a trip with parents

Cami was just beginning to understand why her best friend, Julia, loved riding horses so much. When Julia had first asked her to join her for a Saturday ride through the canyon, Cami was hesitant. She had never been on a horse before, and they were such large, powerful creatures. An hour into the ride, she was having a blast. Smokey, the painted stallion she was riding, was so passive and minded her every command with ease. That was until without warning he reared up on its hind legs, pawed at the air and neighed loudly. Cami tightened her legs around Smokey’s body and pulled back firmly on the reins. Why was Cami most likely hesitant to go horseback riding with her friend?

She feared that the horses might harm her.

She was worried that she would laugh at her lack of equestrian skills.

She already had plans for Saturday afternoon.

She did not want to look foolish next to Julia who was an experienced rider.

Cami was just beginning to understand why her best friend, Julia, loved riding horses so much. When Julia had first asked her to join her for a Saturday ride through the canyon, Cami was hesitant. She had never been on a horse before, and they were such large, powerful creatures. An hour into the ride, she was having a blast. Smokey, the painted stallion she was riding, was so passive and minded her every command with ease. That was until without warning he reared up on its hind legs, pawed at the air and neighed loudly. Cami tightened her legs around Smokey’s body and pulled back firmly on the reins. Based on the horse’s actions at the end of the paragraph, the reader can conclude that —

the stallion was spooked by something on the trail

Cami will be thrown from the horse and suffer an injury

Cami will get control of the horse and continue the ride

Smokey has a playful side to him

As his mother laid on the horn from outside, Tom ran down the stairs, grabbed his backpack from the kitchen, and quickly snatched a Pop Tart from the open box on the counter. As he hurried out the front door, he reminded himself that he would be 16 in just one month. Then, he would never have to depend on anyone else for a ride to school. The author most likely included Tom’s thoughts to show that —

he is frustrated with his situation

his mother insists that he be to school before the tardy bell

he knows that it is important to be on time

his mother is an impatient person

Breathing heavily, Lulu plopped down on the front porch step. She wiped the sweat from her face and drained the entire bottle of water in one gulp. Lulu’s actions in the sentence help the reader understand that —

she just arrived home from school

As she stood in the line with her mother, Sanjy heard the people around her talking. They were claiming that this was the most important election in the past 50 years. She didn’t quite understand why, but she knew it must be true. Her mother had brought her along to “ witness history in the making ” and had said they would wait in the line all night long if they had to. She had even brought a bag of snacks and a blanket, just in case Sanjy got hungry and tired. The little girl stretched her neck from side to side to look at the line in front of and behind them. The line of voters seemed to be growing by the second, and no one appeared to mind the long wait. It looked like they really would be spending the night with strangers. Read this sentence from the story. Her mother had brought her along to “witness history in the making” and had said they would wait in the line all night long if they had to. What can the reader infer about Lucia’s mother based on this sentence?

She believes that it is important to expose Sanjy to life-changing events.

She thinks that history is he most important subject in school.

She doesn’t like being alone in a crowd.

As she stood in the line with her mother, Sanjy heard the people around her talking. They were claiming that this was the most important election in the past 50 years. She didn’t quite understand why, but she knew it must be true. Her mother had brought her along to “ witness history in the making ” and had said they would wait in the line all night long if they had to. She had even brought a bag of snacks and a blanket, just in case Sanjy got hungry and tired. The little girl stretched her neck from side to side to look at the line in front of and behind them. The line of voters seemed to be growing by the second, and no one appeared to mind the long wait. It looked like they really would be spending the night with strangers. Read this sentence from the story. The line of voters seemed to be growing by the second, and no one appeared to mind the long wait. Why does the author include this description of the line?

To show that the voters were determined to cast their vote no matter what.

To explain why Sanjy and her mother would be waiting in line all night.

To suggest that there as going to be a riot.

To explain why Sanjy’s mother had brought snacks and a blanket.

Lucia snatched up the dirty clothes that were strewn across the floor and haphazardly tossed them into the laundry basket her mother had placed outside the door. Then, she organized her desk, cramming markers, glue sticks, and other tools of the learning trade wherever they would fit inside the drawers. She jammed trash into the wastebasket until not one more piece could fit and pulled the bag out to take downstairs. Finally, she made her bed and summoned for her mother to come do her white-glove inspection. What can the reader infer about Lucia based on her actions in the selection?

She does not share her mother’s idea of what a clean room looks like.

She is a hard-working student who strives to do her best.

She likes being neat and organized.

She is usually running late, which causes her to leave a mess behind.

Lucia snatched up the dirty clothes that were strewn across the floor and haphazardly tossed them into the laundry basket her mother had placed outside the door. Then, she organized her desk, cramming markers, glue sticks, and other tools of the learning trade wherever they would fit inside the drawers. She jammed trash into the wastebasket until not one more piece could fit and pulled the bag out to take downstairs. Finally, she made her bed and summoned for her mother to come do her white-glove inspection. Read this sentence from the story. Finally, she made her bed and summoned for her mother to come do her white-glove inspection. Based on this sentence, the reader can conclude that Lucia’s mother —

has high standards for cleanliness

is concerned about the bed being made correctly

wears gloves to protect her hands while she cleans

insists that Lucia make her bed every day

Jose desperately wanted to finish his homework before he arrived home. His gaming system had patiently waited the entire day for his return. He couldn’t disappoint it. Just thinking about the fun they would have together was distracting enough, but the noise generated by the other kids talking and laughing around him made it nearly impossible to concentrate. With the decibel level of the engine and the squeaking of the brakes at every stop added in, there was no way he could finish his homework here. Jose conceded that he would indeed have to let his faithful companion down. Jose’s thoughts in this paragraph help the reader understand that he —

is a responsible boy who is committed to his priorities

does not get along well with other children

cares less about his studies than he does playing video games

is easily irritated when things do not go as he has planned

Jose desperately wanted to finish his homework before he arrived home. His gaming system had patiently waited the entire day for his return. He couldn’t disappoint it. Just thinking about the fun they would have together was distracting enough, but the noise generated by the other kids talking and laughing around him made it nearly impossible to concentrate. With the decibel level of the engine and the squeaking of the brakes at every stop added in, there was no way he could finish his homework here. Jose conceded that he would indeed have to let his faithful companion down. Based on Jose’s description of his surroundings, the reader can conclude that he is —

in office hours with his homeroom teacher

traveling home from a trip with parents

Cami was just beginning to understand why her best friend, Julia, loved riding horses so much. When Julia had first asked her to join her for a Saturday ride through the canyon, Cami was hesitant. She had never been on a horse before, and they were such large, powerful creatures. An hour into the ride, she was having a blast. Smokey, the painted stallion she was riding, was so passive and minded her every command with ease. That was until without warning he reared up on its hind legs, pawed at the air and neighed loudly. Cami tightened her legs around Smokey’s body and pulled back firmly on the reins. Why was Cami most likely hesitant to go horseback riding with her friend?

She feared that the horses might harm her.

She was worried that she would laugh at her lack of equestrian skills.

She already had plans for Saturday afternoon.

She did not want to look foolish next to Julia who was an experienced rider.

Cami was just beginning to understand why her best friend, Julia, loved riding horses so much. When Julia had first asked her to join her for a Saturday ride through the canyon, Cami was hesitant. She had never been on a horse before, and they were such large, powerful creatures. An hour into the ride, she was having a blast. Smokey, the painted stallion she was riding, was so passive and minded her every command with ease. That was until without warning he reared up on its hind legs, pawed at the air and neighed loudly. Cami tightened her legs around Smokey’s body and pulled back firmly on the reins. Based on the horse’s actions at the end of the paragraph, the reader can conclude that —

the stallion was spooked by something on the trail

Cami will be thrown from the horse and suffer an injury

Cami will get control of the horse and continue the ride

Smokey has a playful side to him

As his mother laid on the horn from outside, Tom ran down the stairs, grabbed his backpack from the kitchen, and quickly snatched a Pop Tart from the open box on the counter. As he hurried out the front door, he reminded himself that he would be 16 in just one month. Then, he would never have to depend on anyone else for a ride to school. The author most likely included Tom’s thoughts to show that —

he is frustrated with his situation

his mother insists that he be to school before the tardy bell

he knows that it is important to be on time

his mother is an impatient person

Breathing heavily, Lulu plopped down on the front porch step. She wiped the sweat from her face and drained the entire bottle of water in one gulp. Lulu’s actions in the sentence help the reader understand that —

she just arrived home from school

As she stood in the line with her mother, Sanjy heard the people around her talking. They were claiming that this was the most important election in the past 50 years. She didn’t quite understand why, but she knew it must be true. Her mother had brought her along to “ witness history in the making ” and had said they would wait in the line all night long if they had to. She had even brought a bag of snacks and a blanket, just in case Sanjy got hungry and tired. The little girl stretched her neck from side to side to look at the line in front of and behind them. The line of voters seemed to be growing by the second, and no one appeared to mind the long wait. It looked like they really would be spending the night with strangers. Read this sentence from the story. Her mother had brought her along to “witness history in the making” and had said they would wait in the line all night long if they had to. What can the reader infer about Lucia’s mother based on this sentence?

She believes that it is important to expose Sanjy to life-changing events.

She thinks that history is he most important subject in school.

She doesn’t like being alone in a crowd.

As she stood in the line with her mother, Sanjy heard the people around her talking. They were claiming that this was the most important election in the past 50 years. She didn’t quite understand why, but she knew it must be true. Her mother had brought her along to “ witness history in the making ” and had said they would wait in the line all night long if they had to. She had even brought a bag of snacks and a blanket, just in case Sanjy got hungry and tired. The little girl stretched her neck from side to side to look at the line in front of and behind them. The line of voters seemed to be growing by the second, and no one appeared to mind the long wait. It looked like they really would be spending the night with strangers. Read this sentence from the story. The line of voters seemed to be growing by the second, and no one appeared to mind the long wait. Why does the author include this description of the line?

To show that the voters were determined to cast their vote no matter what.

To explain why Sanjy and her mother would be waiting in line all night.

To suggest that there as going to be a riot.

To explain why Sanjy’s mother had brought snacks and a blanket.

Working at home sounds like fun. You can work in your pajamas, or you can play the radio as loud as you want. You can even sleep an extra hour in the morning. However, making money at home takes drive and dedication. To be successful you must use basic business practices. You must make yourself work rather than play. To be successful you would probably need to....

make a schedule and stick to it.

stock the refrigerator with plenty of food.

In the seventeenth century, the Incan people of South America had an empire that stretched more than 2,500 miles. They built highways throughout their empire. One of their tunnels extended 750 feet through a mountain cliff. One of their rope suspension bridges is still used today. From this article you cannot tell......

why the roads were important to the Inca.

if the Inca were skilled in engineering.

When the Tacoma Narrows Bridge was built in 1940, it was the world's third-largest suspension bridge. Large suspension bridges had been built before, but the builders didn't count on the winds near Tacoma, Washington. Four months after its opening, the bridge was blown down. From this article you can conclude that...

earlier bridges weren't in high-wind areas.

the two larger bridges had similar problems.

high winds have little effect on suspension ridges.

the Tacoma Narrows Bridge was too large.

From news reports about Russia, you may think that the Kremlin is a large building in Moscow. Actually, there are many kremlins in Russia. Kremlin means "fortress" in Russian. In Moscow the Kremlin is not one building but many buildings inside a walled yard. You can tell that Moscow's Kremlin probably.....

is never visited by news reporters.

The Egyptian pyramids were built from stones weighing about 2 1/2 tons each. The structures are 40 stories high. The number of stones used in each pyramid could build a wall around France. Yet the Egyptians used no animals. The had no cranes at that time. The wheel wasn't even in use. You can tell from this story that.....

the work must have been done by many people.

the Egyptians built a wall around France.

the pyramids were 2 1/2 stories high.

each pyramid weighed about 2 1/2 tons.

The special material in our body that makes us who we are is called DNA. Except for identical twins, everybody has different DNA. Since DNA is everywhere in the body, DNA patterns are generally better than fingerprints for identifying people. Police sometimes use DNA patterns to identify suspects. From this article you can tell that.....

DNA patterns can help solve crimes.

fingerprints are the only way to identify people.

In a radio interview, Albert Einstein was once asked whether he got his great thoughts while relaxing in the bathtub, walking, or sitting in his office. Einstein replied, "I don't really know. I've only had one or maybe two." From this story you can tell that Einstein......

thought too much value was placed on his ideas.

thought much like the interviewer.

Ana carefully filled the bird feeders in her backyard. The many trees that grew on her property were home to various kinds of birds. Ana enjoyed watching the birds and listening to them as they came to eat the seeds she provided for them. This story does NOT tell.....

where the bird feeders are located.

what kind of food Ana give the birds.

what kinds of birds come to the bird feeders.

Wind does not push sailboats forward. Instead, the sailboats fall. The sails on the boat form a curve when the wind passes across them. The curve creates an empty space behind the sail. The boat goes forward by falling into the empty space. From this article you CANNOT tell....

how the sails are attached to the boat.

how the sailboat moves forward.

why the sails on a sailboat form a curve.

A comet is like a dirty ball of snow. It is made of frozen gases, frozen water, and dust. As a comet approaches the sun, the icy center gets hot and evaporates. The gases made by the evaporation form the tail of the comet. The dust left behind in the process forms meteor showers. You can conclude from the story that.....

throwing a ball of snow can turn it into a comet.

the sun helps create the tail of the comet.

meteor showers are visible with a telescope.

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30 sec • 1 pt

Braedon sat in the empty classroom and stared at the floor. It was 4:30pm and school had been over for half an hour, but he still had to sit there. He could over hear his teacher talking to the principal in the hallway about what had happened during class. He put his head in his hands and sighed.
What may the reader best infer from the passage?

The principal and the teacher are making fun of Braedon.

Braedon is in detention because he had acted out in class.

The teacher is getting paid extra to oversee detention.

Braedon is proud of his poor behavior.

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45 sec • 1 pt

Jessica's favorite part about the weekend was going to Rockin' Records with her friends. Rockin' Records was the local music store just down the road from her house. On weekend afternoons, Jessica and her friends would walk down to the store to shop for new music.
What may the reader conclude about Jessica's friends?

They like music.

They like to exercise by walking places.

They do what Jessica tells them to do.

They live far away and drive to the store.

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When Tommy came back into the kitchen, Katie and her farther were still cleaning up from lunch. "Dad," said Tommy, "do you know where I can find the-" He trailed off, realizing that he couldn't mention wrapping paper. He would give the surprise away, and Tommy would hate to ruin the surprise before he had to.
What will the speaker most likely do next?

Ask Katie for the wrapping paper.

Ask Dad to find he wrapping paper.

Not wrap the presents.

Go an search for the wrapping paper by himself.

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45 sec • 1 pt

His mother understood then how Tyerell felt just by looking at him. She saw that he wanted to stay in the house forever because of all the memories he had at this old place. They still had to leave, but she wanted to help her son feel better about what was going to happen in a few days.
The author assumes the reader most likely knows-

Tyerell is too sentimental and needs to get over it.

Tyerell & his mom are moving.

Tyerell's mom is making her son upset on purpose.

Tyerell & his mom are going on vacation.

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I am now here to stay. Hateful divisions caused by the caste system force me to fight for the rights of all Indians in my homeland. The "untouchables," especially, are being denied their basic human rights. This cannot be tolerated.
-The Journals of Mahatma Gandhi, India, 1915
What problem does Gandi face?

The violation of human rights.

Defending people who don't deserve to be defended.

The caste system working according to plan.

Having been away from India too long and allowed things to get out of control.

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Daylight Savings time refers to the practice of setting our clocks an hour forward in the spring and back in the fall to maximize the amount of sunshine during our waking hours. Ben Franklin came up with the plan to "save" daylight by turning the clocks an hour ahead, thus bring our waking hours into closer harmony with daylight.
What may the read conclude about Ben Franklin?

He liked to make people sleepy.

He is hated for his daylight savings idea.

He wanted people to increase their productivity.

He owned many clocks.

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You could say that bears are everywhere, but that's not true. They aren't native to Australia or Africa. You may think that the koala is a bear, but it is not a bear at all. Like the kangaroo, the koala, is a marsupial that has a pouch to carry its young.
The author refers to kangaroos most likely because-

People know what koalas look like.

More people are familiar with kangaroos being marsupials.

Australia has many different animals.

Koalas are oddly shaped kangaroos.

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Before the 1800's people didn't have right or left shoes. They had shoes of just one shape that they used for both feet. When people first saw right and left shoes, they laughed. They called them "crooked shoes." "What a silly idea," they said. You can tell that shoes before 1800:

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