Predicting Outcomes

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What is predicting outcomes?

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Predicting outcomes is the process of making an educated guess about what will happen next based on information or clues available.

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What are clues in a text?

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Clues are hints or pieces of information in a text that help readers make predictions or understand the story better.

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How can we use context to make predictions?

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Context refers to the surrounding information in a text that helps us understand the situation and make informed predictions.

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What does it mean to infer?

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To infer means to draw a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.

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What is an example of making a prediction?

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If you see dark clouds in the sky, you might predict that it will rain soon.

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Why is it important to make predictions while reading?

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Making predictions helps engage readers, enhances comprehension, and encourages critical thinking.

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What is an inference based on the smell of popcorn?

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If you smell popcorn, you might infer that someone is making it or that you are near a movie theater.

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What can you predict if a character is running late?

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You can predict that the character may be in a hurry or might miss an important event.

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What is the role of the reader in predicting outcomes?

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The reader actively uses clues and context to anticipate what will happen next in a story.

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What does 'last call' at a train station imply?

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'Last call' implies that passengers need to hurry to board the train before it departs.