Making Inferences in Reading Comprehension

What is an inference primarily based on?

• A direct statement from the author

• Asking someone else for the answer

• A guess without any basis

• Knowledge and clues from the text

Why might a new student feel nervous?

• Because they are well-prepared

• They are excited to meet new friends

• Because of experiencing unfamiliar situations

• Due to being in a familiar setting

What is the first step in making an inference?

• Making a guess

• Reading the story or article

• Discussing with peers

• Writing down what you already know

Why is it important to make inferences while reading?

• To memorize the text better

• To fill in gaps the author leaves intentionally

• To change the story's outcome

• To correct the author's mistakes

What should you do after reading a story or article, according to the inferencing process?

• Immediately make an inference

• Move on to another story

• Write down clues or observations

• Discuss it with a friend

How can inferences help in understanding a text?

• By providing direct answers

• By clarifying unclear or unsaid parts

• By guessing the author's thoughts

• By replacing the need to read

What can we infer about great white sharks?

• They are friendly to humans

• They are at the bottom of the food chain

• They are dangerous and should be avoided

• They are smaller than most fish

What does Dumbledore's quote imply about his view on death?

• He fears it greatly

• He is indifferent about it

• It's an adventure he looks forward to

• He doesn't believe in death

What is suggested about practicing making inferences?

• It's only for academic texts

• It is unnecessary

• It should be done rarely

• It enhances reading comprehension

What resources are available for learning to make inferences?

• A private tutor

• A complete workbook in the video description

• No resources are mentioned

• Only classroom instruction