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WorksheetsInference Strategy Review Lessons 1-3
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 12mins
In the INFER strategy, the I stands for _______ with the text and the answers.
Interact
Intercede
Write
Practice
What are the two main categories of question types?
Factual, Big Picture
Factual, Think and Seek
Predicting, Clarifying
Only Factual
What are the 3 types of THINK AND SEEK questions?
Big Picture, Clarifying, Predicting
Right, Left, Wrong
Factual, Big Picture, Helping
Helping, linking, practice
To infer means to do what?
making the best guess based on the information you found in the text ONLY.
making the best guess based on the information you know and have read in the text.
making a guess based on nothing
make a guess based on what you learned in science class.
What type of question is this? (What color is the boys hair?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
What type of question is this? (What is the theme of the text?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
What type of question is this? (What is the setting of the text?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
What type of question is this? (What would have happened in the main character had not crossed the road?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
What type of question is this? (Why did the boy decide not to tell his dad how he felt?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
What type of question is this? (In what city does the text say that the story takes place?)
Factual
Big Picture
Predicting
Clarifying
Define: tone
The way the text makes you feel.
The amount of voice the author uses
The place where the story happens
The way the author talks about a person in the story.
Define: Setting
The way the story makes you feel
The place where the story happens
The names of the characters
The length of the story
Define Theme
The year the story happened
The authors feelings about a character
The message or moral of the story
The place a story happened
Can a word have a different meaning "IN A STORY" than in the dictionary?
Yes
No
Only in England
Who knows?
When we are in the FINDING CLUES stage of the INFER strat what should we be doing?
Calling a friend
Looking through the text for answers and details
Reading the answers
Reading the text and the questions
What does IRONY mean?
The use of words to mean the opposite of what the words mean
The most similar meaning
A theme
A moral
The three purposes for writing are to inform, to entertain and to what?
Help
teach
persuade
sneak
What is a FACT
An answer you can back up with details and data
something in a story
The way you feel about something
Something you just know
Which of these is a FACT and not an opinion?
Blue is a better color on her.
She has red hair.
Chocolate is gross.
Bubblegum tastes great!
Define: Opinion
Someone's feelings about something.
True statements backed up with details
A bad answer
The answer to a question
The key words for factual questions are WHO WHAT WHERE AND _____
WHEN
WHY
HOW
MIGHT
Which of these is NOT a step in the INFER strategy?
Interact with the questions and text
Note what you know
Equal parts of the questions
Find the clues
Do you feel confident about taking this test on Friday?
Yes
No
Sort of
I need help before Friday!!!!!
