Drawing Conclusion

"The students quickly hid their phones when the teacher entered the room."

What is the drawing conclusion of this statement?

• They were using their phones before the teacher came.

• They were studying quietly.

• They were cleaning the classroom.

"Amir’s shoes and clothes were wet when he arrived at school."

What is the drawing conclusion of this statement?

• He fell asleep.

• It was raining when he came.

• He forgot his shoes.

"The lights were off, and the hall was decorated with balloons and ribbons."

What is the drawing conclusion of this statement?

• The school was closed.

• The power was out.

• There was going to be a party or celebration.

• The lights is removed

"Lisa helped her classmate pick up the books that fell on the floor."

Which drawing conclusion is correct based on the statement?

• Lisa is lazy.

• Lisa is kind and helpful.

• Lisa is angry.

What does drawing a conclusion mean in reading comprehension?

• Understanding information that is clearly written in the story.

• Guessing what the writer means using clues and your own knowledge.

• Finding out something that is not directly said in the story.

• Copying sentences directly from the text.

"Rafi did not study for his test."

Which of the following statements best supports this conclusion?

• He spent the whole night watching movies.

• He reviewed his notes for three hours.

• He asked his teacher questions about the test.

• He went to bed early to rest for the test.

"Nina was feeling unwell."

Which of the following statements best supports this conclusion?

• She laughed and ran around the playground.

• She was quiet and held her stomach during class.

• She was singing loudly in the canteen.

• She joined her friends in playing tag.

"Ahmad turned off the lights, lay down on his bed, and closed his eyes."

What can you conclude from the sentence?

• Ahmad is studying.

• Ahmad is going to sleep.

• Ahmad is watching TV.

• Ahmad is reading a book.

"The teacher’s voice was loud, and the students quickly stopped talking and looked at her."

What can you conclude from the sentence?

• The teacher was angry.

• The students were happy.

• The teacher was leaving.

• The students were eating lunch.

"After the rain stopped, the children rushed outside. The grass was wet, and puddles sparkled under the sunlight. Laughter filled the air as they splashed around, their shoes and pants quickly covered in mud."

What can you conclude about how the children felt after the rain?

• They were upset about getting dirty.

• They were excited and happy to play.

• They preferred to stay indoors.

• They were bored and quiet.