Making Character Inferences

The video tutorial explains how to make inferences while reading. It describes inference as understanding unstated details by using clues, prior knowledge, and personal experience. Examples are provided to illustrate how to infer emotions and roles of characters. The importance of supporting inferences with textual evidence is emphasized, encouraging readers to 'read between the lines' for a deeper understanding.

What can you infer about a character who is yawning and drinking coffee at work?

Explain the process of making an inference while reading.

How does prior knowledge contribute to making inferences?

Describe how personal experiences can help in making inferences about a character.

What should you ensure when making an inference about a character?