making inferences!

What is the primary purpose of making an inference?

• To directly state facts presented in a text.

• To summarize the main points of a story.

• To use clues to understand information not explicitly stated.

• To identify the author's personal opinions.

What two elements are combined to form an inference?

• The author's feelings and the reader's emotions.

• Information from the text and the reader's existing knowledge.

• Pictures and captions.

• Main ideas and supporting details.

In the context of making inferences, what does "schema" refer to?

• The clues provided by the author.

• The reader's background knowledge or what they already know.

• The structure of a story.

• The main characters in a narrative.

How does making inferences help a reader?

• It helps them read faster.

• It makes the story more confusing.

• It improves comprehension and understanding of a story.

• It allows them to skip parts of the text.

Are you enjoying the video lesson?

• Yes

• No

How is Amy's mom feeling?

• Happy

• Excited

• Upset

• Calm

How is Tia feeling after slipping in the puddle?

• Happy

• Embarrassed

• Angry

• Confused

Why does Hudson not want to go to school?

• He is sick

• He is tired

• His friend moved away

• He has a test

What is Tim doing?

• Playing with a toy

• Fishing

• Cleaning

• Exercising