Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions Practice

What does it suggest if a character is looking out the window with a sad expression?

• It suggests that the character may be longing for something or feeling nostalgic.

• It indicates that the character is planning an adventure.

• It shows that the character is bored and wants to go outside.

• It means that the character is waiting for someone to arrive.

What clues can help you make inferences in a text?

• Context clues, character actions, dialogue, and descriptions

• Only character actions and dialogue

• Descriptions and summaries only

• Context clues and titles only

What can you infer from a character who is always helping others?

• The character is selfish and only helps for personal gain.

• The character is kind, compassionate, and values community.

• The character is indifferent and does not care about others.

• The character is competitive and seeks to outdo others.

What does it mean if a character is described as 'jumping for joy'?

• The character is feeling sad and depressed.

• The character is extremely happy or excited about something.

• The character is indifferent and unbothered.

• The character is angry and frustrated.

What can you infer if a character is packing a suitcase?

• The character is preparing to go somewhere, possibly on a trip.

• The character is moving to a new house.

• The character is going to a party.

• The character is storing clothes for the season.

What can you infer if a character is described as 'sweating and out of breath'?

• The character is feeling cold and relaxed.

• The character has been exercising or is in a stressful situation.

• The character is sleeping peacefully.

• The character is experiencing a medical emergency.

What might it indicate if a character is always late to events?

• The character is always busy with work commitments.

• The character is disorganized, has a busy schedule, or does not prioritize those events.

• The character enjoys making a dramatic entrance.

• The character is trying to avoid social interactions.

What can you infer from a character who is always reading books?

• The character enjoys learning and values knowledge.

• The character is bored and has nothing else to do.

• The character is trying to avoid social interactions.

• The character is only interested in fiction and not reality.

What does it suggest if a character is described as 'frowning and crossing their arms'?

• The character is happy and relaxed.

• The character may be upset, angry, or defensive.

• The character is excited and eager to engage.

• The character is indifferent and uninterested.

How can you tell if a character is happy in a story?

• Look for descriptions of smiling, laughing, or positive interactions with others.

• Notice if the character is often alone and quiet.

• Pay attention to the character's conflicts and struggles.

• Observe if the character is frequently angry or upset.