Free Printable Drawing Conclusions

1.

"Ouch! I've got a splinter in my finger," cried Rosa. "I knew I shouldn't have climbed over the wooden fence." Rosa ran into the house to find her mother. She knew that it would be bad to leave the splinter in her finger for a long time.

a)

Rosa got a splinter in her toe.

b)

Rosa climbed over a fence.

c)

Rosa wanted her mother to take out the splinter.

d)

Rosa ran to find her father.

2.

"I must get into the habit of remembering my lunch," Gina said "I left it on the school bus twice last week. And one day I even forgot to take it out of the house." Gina was glad when it was suppertime. She was extremely hungry.

a)

Gina rides to school on a bus.

b)

Today Gina had forgotten her lunch again.

c)

Gina always buys her lunch at school.

d)

Gina's friend brought her a lunch.

3.

"You don't deserve to go to the movies," said father. "Your brother worked hard cleaning the closet, but you didn't help at all."
"I know I should have helped," said Linda, "but I became so interested in my book that I forgot. I promise to help next time."

a)

Linda's father cleaned the closed.

b)

Linda liked the book she was reading.

c)

Linda said she would help next time.

d)

Linda's father forgave her.

4.

What does it mean to draw a conclusion?

a)

To take a random guess at something.

b)

To draw a good guess based on evidence and detail from a source, as well as your own personal experience.

c)

To draw a good guess based on the mood that you are in that day.

d)

To base a good guess on your own personal experience.

5.

Based on the cartoon, which is an appropriate conclusion that can be drawn?

a)

After analyzing the cartoon, I can assume that both dogs are really hungry.

b)

Based on my own experience with dogs, I can assume that they love doing math problems.

c)

After analyzing the cartoon, I can conclude that the bigger dog is basically stating that if anybody tries to take away his dog bones, then they will have consequences.

d)

Based on my own personal experience and evidence from the cartoon, I can assume that the dog thinks that fingers are also dog bones.

6.

Why is drawing conclusions an important skill to be good at?

a)

In life you will need to put clues together to figure some things out that are not given to you.

b)

Everybody should have some skills in drawing.

c)

It's a good skill to know so that I can do well on drawing conclusions on the state test.

d)

Drawing conclusions really isn't that important.

7.

In the seventeenth century, the Incan people of South America had an empire that stretched more than 2,500 miles. They built highways throughout their empire. One of their tunnels extended 750 feet through a mountain cliff. One of their rope suspension bridges is still used today.
From this article you cannot tell......

a)

why the roads were important to the Inca.

b)

the size of the Inca Empire.

c)

if the Inca were skilled in engineering.

d)

in what period the Inca lived.

8.

From news reports about Russia, you may think that the Kremlin is a large building in Moscow. Actually, there are many kremlins in Russia. Kremlin means "fortress" in Russian. In Moscow the Kremlin is not one building but many buildings inside a walled yard.
You can tell that Moscow's Kremlin probably.....

a)

is never visited by news reporters.

b)

is the only one in Russia.

c)

is a large building in Russia.

d)

was originally a fortress.

9.

Wind does not push sailboats forward. Instead, the sailboats fall. The sails on the boat form a curve when the wind passes across them. The curve creates an empty space behind the sail. The boat goes forward by falling into the empty space.
From this article you CANNOT tell....

a)

how an empty space is created.

b)

how the sails are attached to the boat.

c)

how the sailboat moves forward.

d)

why the sails on a sailboat form a curve.

10.

Phillis Wheatley was born in Africa. At the age of eight, she was brought to America as a slave. There she learned English and Latin, and she managed to gain her freedom. In 1770, she published her first poem. After that she gained fame as a poet. She even shared her poetry with others when she made a trip to England in 1773.
What conclusion can you draw from this paragraph?

a)

Phillis Wheatley was good with languages.

b)

Phillis Wheatley did not mind being a slave.

c)

Phillis Wheatley also wrote stories.

d)

Phillis Wheatley had sisters and brothers.

11.

The sun was shining on theflowers, and the grass was apretty shade of green. Thereweren’t any clouds in the sky, and the butterflies looked beautiful asthey fluttered around.
It is most likely :

a)

a. early in the morning

b)

b. a spring day

c)

c. evening time

12.

Sam woke up late, spilled toothpaste on his shirt, and missed the bus. His sister accidentally took his lunch to school, instead of her own.

Sam probably feels :

a)

a. frustrated

b)

b. calm

c)

c. lonely

13.

Tabitha slipped the second she put one foot outside the door. She fell down and hurt her wrist, and her fingers started to sting from the cold.

It is probably :

a)

a. rainy outside

b)

b. icy outside

c)

c. dark outside

14.

First, his arm started to sting. Then, Neo noticed it was starting to turn red and form a small bump. Before long, Neo’s arm was itching like crazy!

Neo probably :

a)

a. broke his arm

b)

b. got a bug bite on his arm

c)

c. cut his arm

15.

When the Tacoma Narrows Bridge was built in 1940, it was the world's third-largest suspension bridge. Large suspension bridges had been built before, but the builders didn't count on the winds near Tacoma, Washington. Four months after its opening, the bridge was blown down. From this article you can conclude that...

a)

the two larger bridges had similar problems.

b)

earlier bridges weren't in high-wind areas.

c)

high winds have little effect on suspension ridges.

d)

the Tacoma Narrows Bridge was too large.

16.

The Egyptian pyramids were built from stones weighing about 2 1/2 tons each. The structures are 40 stories high. The number of stones used in each pyramid could build a wall around France. Yet the Egyptians used no animals. The had no cranes at that time. The wheel wasn't even in use.
You can tell from this story that.....

a)

the Egyptians built a wall around France.

b)

the pyramids were 2 1/2 stories high.

c)

the work must have been done by many people.

d)

each pyramid weighed about 2 1/2 tons.

17.

In a radio interview, Albert Einstein was once asked whether he got his great thoughts while relaxing in the bathtub, walking, or sitting in his office. Einstein replied, "I don't really know. I've only had one or maybe two."
From this story you can tell that Einstein......

a)

thought best while walking.

b)

thought much like the interviewer.

c)

enjoyed radio interviews.

d)

thought too much value was placed on his ideas.

18.

A comet is like a dirty ball of snow. It is made of frozen gases, frozen water, and dust. As a comet approaches the sun, the icy center gets hot and evaporates. The gases made by the evaporation form the tail of the comet. The dust left behind in the process forms meteor showers.
You can conclude from the story that.....

a)

the sun helps create the tail of the comet.

b)

throwing a ball of snow can turn it into a comet.

c)

comets are made of snow.

d)

meteor showers are visible with a telescope.

19.

Alonso is building a weather station. He wants to record details abut the weather in his town. So far he has a thermometer to measure air temperature, a gauge to measure rainfall, and a windsock to check wind direction. He still needs something to measure snowfall.
What conclusion can you draw from this paragraph?

a)

Alonzo's weather station isn't finished yet.

b)

Alonzo is 18 years old.

c)

Alonzo lives in St. Paul.

d)

Alonzo hopes it won't snow.

20.

Dan loves to ride his bicycle. He is part of a biweekly bicycle club (they go for rides together every two weeks). The people in the club take turns planning the rides. They like to ride in places where there are plenty of hiking trails and areas to ride. The biweekly bicycle group is fun for Dan. He likes to go on different rides. He always looks forward to their biweekly ride. The club now wants to start a biannual weekend trip. They will go away twice a year. Everyone will stay in a cabin. They will bicycle in a new area. Dan thinks it will be tons of fun!
After reading the text, what can you infer is the meaning of the word BIWEEKLY?

a)

Once a week

b)

Every two weeks

c)

They must buy bicycles every week

d)

Two times a week

21.

The night was very dark. Charlie and Ted were sitting by the fire and toasting marshmallows. They had set-up their tent that afternoon. Suddenly, Ted heard a noise. Charlie heard it, too. It said, "Hoot, hoot!" It was coming from the tree over the tent. The boys threw down their marshmallows and ran all the way home.
Why did the boys run home?

a)

They needed to get more marshmallows.

b)

It was going to rain and they didn't want to get wet.

c)

They needed to get a flashlight.

d)

The boys were afraid of the noise they heard.

22.

Braedon sat in the empty classroom and stared at the floor. It was 4:30pm and school had been over for half an hour, but he still had to sit there. He could over hear his teacher talking to the principal in the hallway about what had happened during class. He put his head in his hands and sighed.
What may the reader best infer from the passage?

a)

The principal and the teacher are making fun of Braedon.

b)

Braedon is in detention because he had acted out in class.

c)

The teacher is getting paid extra to oversee detention.

d)

Braedon is proud of his poor behavior.

23.

Cassie rolled over in her bed as she felt the sunlight hit her face. The beams were warming the back of her neck when she slowly realized that it was a Thursday, and she felt a little too good for a Thursday. Struggling to open her eyes, she looked up at the clock. “9:48,” she shouted, “Holy cow!” Cassie jumped out of bed, threw on the first outfit that she grabbed, brushed her teeth in two swipes, threw her books into her backpack, and then ran out the door. What is Cassie's problem?

a)

She is late for work

b)

She will miss her flight at the airport

c)

She is late for school

d)

She is hungry

24.

The Bus Ride

Ramona, a twelve-year-old girl, was riding the bus to school. She hated the long, bumpy ride to school. This ride didn’t seem any different until the bus turned a corner and slid off the icy road into the ditch. After several attempts to back out of the ditch and some under-the-breath grumbling, Mac, the driver, told the kids that they would all have to walk to the nearest house. Ramona grabbed her backpack and exited the warm bus. She was up to her knees in snow. She trudged behind some of the older kids, trying to follow the path that they plowed through the deep snow. She pulled her knitted hat down over her ears and shoved her gloveless hands deep into her pockets. After hiking a couple hundred yards in the snow, they reached the house of the next would-have-been passenger.

Ramona heard the surprise in the mother’s voice when she answered the door. “What happened? Is everyone alright?”

The bus driver told the woman what had happened and asked if everyone could take shelter in her home, until other arrangements could be made.

She cheerfully welcomed the dozen or so of them into the house. Patrick, the boy who was supposed to have been picked up, was happy for the delay from school. All of the kids started asking if they were going to make it to school. Phone calls were made and the group was told to stay put until the road conditions improved.

Patrick’s mom set about making her guests comfortable. She baked chocolate chip cookies and made hot cocoa. The kids sat in front of the fireplace playing cards, laughing, and telling stories. Patrick showed Ramona and some of the others his room and his electric guitar.

It was a morning and afternoon that no one would forget. School was over by the time the country roads were clear. Parents came and picked up their children from Patrick’s house. Many words of thanks were expressed to Patrick’s mom.

The next day was clear and bright. Ramona sat on the edge of her seat willing the bus to slide off the road, but it did not.

Which sentence from the passage best shows that the children were having a good time?

a)

"Many words of thanks were expressed to Patrick's mom."

b)

"Patrick showed Ramona and some of the others his room and his electric guitar."

c)

"She cheerfully welcomed the dozen or so of them into the house."

d)

"The kids sat in front of the fireplace playing cards, laughing, and telling stories."

25.

Alfie

by T. Herlinger

"Are you sure you don't want to come with us, Alfie?" his mother asked him as she and Alfie's Dad were headed out the door. "It's a folk music concert I bet you'd really enjoy."

"That's alright, Mom. I think I'd rather stay home and watch a movie. You guys have a good time, though."

Alfie watched out the window as his parents drove away. His big sister Meg was upstairs doing her homework, and the house felt mighty quiet. Alfie got a soda from the fridge and then stood looking at all the stuff his family had tacked on the fridge door. There, front and center, was the "schedule" his mom kept of who had to be where and when. Alfie's name was only on it once—for his dental checkup. Meg's name was all over it, with her violin lessons, mostly—she was serious about the violin thing, even applying to music schools for college. The rest of the schedule was filled with concerts and plays and art gallery openings Alfie's parents were always going to.

Wow, Alfie thought as he glanced over the schedule. They're gone almost every night of the week! A feeling he did not like was creeping up on him. He was starting to wonder if he was boring because he didn't like to always be doing things. His idea of a good time was kicking back with a video of one of his favorite action movies and maybe munching on a bowl of popcorn. If he was feeling social, he might invite a friend over, but that was about it. Just as he was starting to feel that he must be too boring for even his parents to hang out with, the door opened and there was his dad.

"Did you forget something?" Alfie asked.

His dad smiled. "Yeah—you! We got about halfway there and decided we've been away from home too much lately. We'd much rather spend the evening with our number-one son. Started that movie yet?"

"You're just in time," Alfie beamed, and went to the kitchen to make the popcorn.

Based on the passage, the reader can guess that

a)

Meg wants to make music her career.

b)

Alfie and his family live in a small town.

c)

Alfie's mom does not like action movies.

d)

Meg always gets good grades in school.

26.

The New Neighbors

by T. Herlinger

"Ugh, what's that noise?" Elsa Watson asked her dad when she got home from school. The apartment was fairly shaking with what sounded like World War III coming from the unit below them.

"It's our new neighbors." Mr. Watson said and rolled his eyes. "They evidently like to watch high-action movies all day on that giant flat-screen TV that I saw them unload. I should've known that thing would bring us grief."

Just then, Elsa's little brother Jimmy walked in, plugging his ears. "Jeez!" he yelled. "Do we have to listen to this?"

Mr. Watson set out a plate of cookies for his kids as he spoke. "I went down there earlier to say "howdy" and asked if they could keep the volume a bit lower. I guess this is their idea of 'lower.' It's a young couple, named Sid and Rita, and they said they work nights and hang out at home during the day."

"When do they sleep?" Elsa asked, her head pounding with the booming noise from below.

"They don't need sleep," Mr. Watson joked. "They're young."

"Why couldn't our old neighbors, the Bowers, have stayed here and not moved to Florida?" Jimmy whined.

By dinnertime, the noise had stopped. Elsa was relishing the quiet, but she knew it would only start up again the next day.

"Hey, where's Mom?" Elsa asked her dad as they were sitting down at the dining table.

But before he could answer, in she walked, carrying a brown paper bag and grinning.

"I think I have the answer to our little noise problem," Mrs. Watson said as she kissed her kids on top of their heads. And from the bag, she produced not one but two boxes from the local electronics store. "Headphones," she announced, "his and hers. Thought I'd bring them cookies tomorrow and these little housewarming gifts."

"You mean house-quieting gifts, don't you?" Mr. Watson said. "It's brilliant, my dear, just brilliant."

What can the reader tell about the Watsons' previous neighbors, the Bowers?

a)

Mrs. Watson gets them headphones.

b)

They are much quieter people.

c)

Jimmy doesn't like them very much.

d)

They will soon be returning to the area.

27.

The Switched-up Saturday

Jada woke up feeling excited. She did not relax in bed like most Saturday mornings. Today, Jada quickly got dressed, ate breakfast, and cleaned her room. Just as Jada finished making her bed, her mom popped her head through the cracked doorway. The look on her face made Jada's smile fade quickly.

"Jada, I won't be able to take you to Briana's house today," Mom said softly. "I'm sorry."

Jada crossed her arms in front of her chest. "I've been waiting all week."

"I need to go to work. It's an emergency," Mom explained. "Maybe Trey can drive you over there later?"

Jada knew that was not going to happen. Her older brother would sleep the day away and then play video games all evening. But, Jada didn't want her mom to feel guilty, so she found her smile and said, "That's okay, Mom. Sorry you have to spend your Saturday working."

Her mother gave her a big hug and sighed, "Thanks for understanding."

Jada called Briana to tell her she could not come over.

"What are you going to do instead?" Brianna asked.

Jada looked around her clean room and shrugged, "I have no idea." After she hung up with her friend, Jada tried painting her fingernails, texting her friends, and dancing to music. She still felt antsy. Her eyes settled on her backpack. She pulled out her homework and got started.

"Wow! That's not like you!" Her mom smiled when Jada said she completed her homework early. "I should work on the weekends more often!"

Which TWO sentences support the conclusion that this is not a typical Saturday for Jada?

a)

She did not relax in bed like most Saturday mornings.

b)

Jada crossed her arms in front of her chest.

c)

Jada knew that was not going to happen.

d)

Her eyes settled on her backpack.

e)

Her mom smiled when Jada said she completed her homework early.

28.

Lost and Found

Kim and Chieko walked home from school together each day. One afternoon as they walked through the park, Chieko saw something shiny lying on the ground. She pointed it out to Kim.

"It's a watch," Kim said, bending down to pick it up. She ran her fingers across the diamonds surrounding the watch face.

"Let me see," Chieko said. "Is it broken?"

"No, the watch is fine, but look. The clasp on the strap is broken. I bet the person who lost it doesn't even know it fell off."

"What should I do?" Chieko asked.

"You should keep it," Kim said. "It's beautiful—finders-keepers you know."

"One time I lost my necklace," Chieko said, putting her hand up to touch the blue stone that hung from a silver chain around her neck. "The clasp broke, and my necklace fell onto the school parking lot. When I realized it was gone, I rushed to the office to ask if anyone had turned it in. I didn't think that anyone had. If someone had found it, I was afraid they would keep it. I was so sad."

"So, what happened?" Kim asked.

"Someone did turn it in," Chieko said. "That was one of my happiest days."

"So, what are you going to do?" Kim asked.

"I plan on putting up flyers to see if someone has lost it," Chieko replied.

How does the reader know that the watch is expensive?

a)

It has a broken clasp.

b)

It has diamonds on the face.

c)

It is on a silver chain.

d)

It is lying on the ground.

29.

The Bus Ride

Ramona, a twelve-year-old girl, was riding the bus to school. She hated the long, bumpy ride to school. This ride didn’t seem any different until the bus turned a corner and slid off the icy road into the ditch. After several attempts to back out of the ditch and some under-the-breath grumbling, Mac, the driver, told the kids that they would all have to walk to the nearest house. Ramona grabbed her backpack and exited the warm bus. She was up to her knees in snow. She trudged behind some of the older kids, trying to follow the path that they plowed through the deep snow. She pulled her knitted hat down over her ears and shoved her gloveless hands deep into her pockets. After hiking a couple hundred yards in the snow, they reached the house of the next would-have-been passenger.

Ramona heard the surprise in the mother’s voice when she answered the door. “What happened? Is everyone alright?”

The bus driver told the woman what had happened and asked if everyone could take shelter in her home, until other arrangements could be made.

She cheerfully welcomed the dozen or so of them into the house. Patrick, the boy who was supposed to have been picked up, was happy for the delay from school. All of the kids started asking if they were going to make it to school. Phone calls were made and the group was told to stay put until the road conditions improved.

Patrick’s mom set about making her guests comfortable. She baked chocolate chip cookies and made hot cocoa. The kids sat in front of the fireplace playing cards, laughing, and telling stories. Patrick showed Ramona and some of the others his room and his electric guitar.

It was a morning and afternoon that no one would forget. School was over by the time the country roads were clear. Parents came and picked up their children from Patrick’s house. Many words of thanks were expressed to Patrick’s mom.

The next day was clear and bright. Ramona sat on the edge of her seat willing the bus to slide off the road, but it did not.

Which sentence from the passage suggests that it was cold outside?

a)

"Ramona sat on the edge of her seat willing the bus to slide off the road, but it did not."

b)

"She pulled her knitted hat down over her ears and shoved her gloveless hands deep into her pockets."

c)

"Patrick, the boy who was supposed to have been picked up, was happy for the delay from school."

d)

"Phone calls were made and the group was told to stay put until the road conditions improved."

30.

The sun was shining on theflowers, and the grass was apretty shade of green. Thereweren’t any clouds in the sky, and the butterflies looked beautiful asthey fluttered around.
It is most likely :

a)

a. early in the morning

b)

b. a spring day

c)

c. evening time

31.

Andy’s dog was covered in mud. Andy’s mom was very upset and told Andy he needed to help clean up before he could go play.

You can tell :

a)

a. Andy’s dog got the house muddy

b)

b. Andy’s mom doesn’t like dogs

c)

c. Andy’s favorite animal is a dog

32.

Jenny held her stomach and leaned back on the sofa. She grabbed a blanket and curled up in a ball. All she could think about was that big funnel cake she ate earlier.

Jenny probably :

a)

a. hasn’t slept in a while

b)

b. wants another funnel cake

c)

c. has a stomachache from the cake

33.

Maggie was getting ready to walk. She put on her coat and grabbed her backpack. As she was leaving her mother said, "I love you. Be careful."

a)

Maggie is in Kindergarten.

b)

Maggie walks to school.

c)

Maggie is never late to school.

d)

Maggie is excited to go to school

34.

Hudson hurried out of the house so he wasn't late to work. He wore overalls and carried a toolbox with ranches in it. He hopped in his truck and drove off.The sign on his truck says "Pipe Masters."

a)

Hudson is an auto mechanic

b)

Hudson enjoys his job

c)

Hudson works as a plumber

d)

Hudson owns Disney World

35.

I wouldn't eat that after that two year old did that if I were you.

a)

The two year old ate all of the food

b)

The two year old made the food

c)

The two year old did something gross to the food

d)

The two year old walked down the stairs

36.

For Valentine's Day, my neighbor gave his wife a poem that took him two seconds to write.

a)

My neighbor is a poet

b)

My neighbor loves to write

c)

My neighbor is an author

d)

My neighbor is lazy

37.

If she died, I wouldn't go to her funeral.

a)

He doesn't like the lady

b)

He enjoys the lady's company

c)

He is neighbors with the lady

38.

What is the best meaning of the term "drawing inferences?"

a)

something you would do in art class

b)

to figure something out from clues

c)

something you would do in math class

d)

curiosity

39.

You are at the dentist's office to get a filling. There are many children of all ages waiting their turn to see the dentist. That same little girl you saw at the grocery store is sitting on her mother's lap screaming her head off just like she did in the candy aisle. No matter what the mother does to try and calm her, she will not stop screaming.

a)

The little girl is still angry about not getting the candy.

b)

The little girl has an tooth ache.

c)

The little girl is scared because she is there to get a filling.

d)

There are not enough clues to draw a conclusion.

40.

"Mick, as your boss, I must say it has been very interesting working with you," Ms. Penny said. "However, it seems that our company's needs and your performance style are not well matched.What is Ms. Penny telling Mick?

a)

Ms. Penny would feel bad if Mick quit.

b)

Mick is being fired

c)

Mick is getting a raise.

d)

Ms. Penny really enjoyed working with him.

41.

Jill hands were trembling and sweat ran down her back. Her face was red and she could feel her ears turning pink, too. Jill grabbed her speech and walked on stage. She smiled at the audience.

a)

Jill has to give a speech

b)

Jill was prepared.

c)

All of the above

d)

Jill is nervous.

42.

Jesse slowly made his way into the classroom. He sat in the back row and put his head down. Mr. Miser announced that today they were playing a trivia game and the winning students would receive extra credit.

a)

Jesse enjoys Mr. Misers class

b)

Mr. Miser teaches math.

c)

Jesse does not like Mr. Miser's class

d)

Mr. Miser is Jesse's favorite teacher.

43.

Sally sat down at the dinner table. Her plate was piled high with her mothers home cooking. Sally took very small bites and pushed the food around her plate. Her parents asked how her day was and made small talk. Sally wished her dog, Bubba, wasn't outside.

a)

Sally isn't hungry.

b)

All of the above

c)

Sally's mother's cooking is awful.

d)

Sally doesn't like what her mother made for dinner.

44.

The Egyptian pyramids were built from stones weighing about 2 1/2 tons each. The structures are 40 stories high. The number of stones used in each pyramid could build a wall around France. Yet the Egyptians used no animals. The had no cranes at that time. The wheel wasn't even in use.
You can tell from this story that.....

a)

the Egyptians built a wall around France.

b)

the pyramids were 2 1/2 stories high.

c)

the work must have been done by many people.

d)

each pyramid weighed about 2 1/2 tons.

45.

You walk into your classroom and the teacher tells you to clear your desk and get out a piece of paper and a pencil. You can infer that......

a)

The teacher wants you to get ready for lunch.

b)

The teacher is going to give a test or quizz.

c)

It is time to go home.

d)

The teacher wants you to get ready for recess.

46.

Johnny had soccer practice and then swimming lessons. It was late when he got home so he went straight to bed without studying for his math test the next day. You can tell that......

a)

Johnny will get a good grade.

b)

Johnny will ace the test.

c)

Johnny will probably fail his math test.

d)

Johnny will study during the test.

47.

Amber looks at the clock again. Still five more minutes! She is not sure she will make it. The seconds tick by. Finally, the bell rings! As her classmates head out the door for recess, Amber sprints down the hall.

Where is Amber going?

a)

home

b)

to the office

c)

to the bathroom

48.

Trees were bent over, and branches flew through the air. Beach chairs, garbage cans, and several small items were blown down the streets like confetti. A few roofs of small sheds were already missing. Window frames that weren't boarded up held shards of glass. Several stores had bags of sand blocking the doors.

What was causing this to happen?

a)

tornado

b)

blizzard

c)

hurricane

d)

drought

49.

Rose shivered as she climbed up the long ladder. Carefully, she walked to the end of the board and looked down. "Hurry up!" said the kid behind her. Rose held her breath and jumped.
Where is Rose?

a)

on a trampoline

b)

on a diving board

c)

on a pirate ship

d)

on a slide

50.

The reader can conclude that Calvin trained with a coach because-

a)

A. Calvin would not practice on his own.

b)

B. Calvin's parents made him work with a coach

c)

C. Calvin wanted to win the race.

d)

D. Calvin had never raced and wanted the extra help.

51.

The article title, "You Can Do It!" helps the reader understand that Calvin believes-

a)

F. If you are not interested in something, you can do it.

b)

G. If you try, you can do it.

c)

H. If you want to win, you have to learn how.

d)

J. If you do not try, you can still do it.

52.

The sentence shows that Xavier is-

a)

A. hardworking

b)

B. lazy

c)

C. intelligent

d)

D. excited

53.

The reader can tell that Samba is welcome to stay at the train station because she-

a)

F. attracts passengers

b)

G. rides on the train

c)

H. plays with other cats

d)

J. gives tours

54.

The reader can conclude that the Pima Air and Space Museum values science because-

a)

A. paper airplanes are in museums.

b)

B. museums are scientific.

c)

C. the museum hosts the Fly-Off which encourages exploration in science.

d)

D. the museum hosts the Fly-Off which encourages competition.

55.

After reading the paragraph, the reader can conclude that-

a)

F. PlayPumps are basically merry-go-rounds.

b)

G. PlayPumps are very important in some parts of the world.

c)

H. PlayPumps are impossible to find.

d)

J. PlayPumps are very expensive.

56.

The reader can conclude that it is unusual for-

a)

A. Tawni to play with wild animals.

b)

B. hippos to live with humans.

c)

C. humans to care about animals.

d)

D. Patrick to break furniture.

57.

Which sentences best explains why Tawni was able to provide care for Patrick?

a)

F. One day, Tawni stumbled upon a baby hippopotamus stranded and alone.

b)

G. As a game warden, Tawni knew how to take care of baby hippos.

c)

H. Soon the stranded hippo was taken in by Tawni and given the name Patrick.

d)

J. Patrick quickly settled in with his new family, playing with the dogs and even living indoors.

58.

Which question from the selection best supports the idea that potato chips are well liked today?

a)

A. Crunch potato chips are one of America's most loved snacks.

b)

B. Made on accident in 1853, potato chips have come a long way from their humble beginning as fried potatoes.

c)

C. Can you imagine not being able to find any potato chips at the grocery store?

d)

D. Soon after Laura's invention, grocery stores could not keep the bags of chips on their shelves.

59.

Based on the selection, the reader can conclude that Elon Musk is likely to be-

a)

F. Friendly

b)

G. Competitive

c)

H. Innovative

d)

J. Worried

60.

Amber looks at the clock again. Still five more minutes! She is not sure she will make it. The seconds tick by. Finally, the bell rings! As her classmates head out the door for recess, Amber sprints down the hall.

Where is Amber going?

a)

home

b)

to the office

c)

to the bathroom

61.

Johnny had soccer practice and then swimming lessons. It was late when he got home so he went straight to bed without studying for his math test the next day. You can tell that......

a)

Johnny will get a good grade.

b)

Johnny will ace the test.

c)

Johnny will probably fail his math test.

d)

Johnny will study during the test.

62.

Mary smelled smoke. She looked outside and saw a plume of smoke billowing in the sky. A few minutes later, she heard sirens in her neighborhood. You can infer that.....

a)

Her mother was cooking dinner.

b)

A house in the neighborhood is on fire.

c)

Someone needed an ambulance.

d)

There was an accident in the neighborhood.

63.

The sandwich you left on the table is gone. Crumbs lead to your dog's bed and a piece of meat hangs out of her mouth. You can infer that......

a)

Your mother threw the sandwich away.

b)

Your sister took your sandwich and ate it.

c)

Your cat ate your sandwich.

d)

Your dog ate your sandwich.

64.

You walk into your classroom and the teacher tells you to clear your desk and get out a piece of paper and a pencil. You can infer that......

a)

The teacher wants you to get ready for lunch.

b)

The teacher is going to give a test or quizz.

c)

It is time to go home.

d)

The teacher wants you to get ready for recess.

65.

Trees were bent over, and branches flew through the air. Beach chairs, garbage cans, and several small items were blown down the streets like confetti. A few roofs of small sheds were already missing. Window frames that weren't boarded up held shards of glass. Several stores had bags of sand blocking the doors.

What was causing this to happen?

a)

tornado

b)

blizzard

c)

hurricane

d)

drought

66.

Rose shivered as she climbed up the long ladder. Carefully, she walked to the end of the board and looked down. "Hurry up!" said the kid behind her. Rose held her breath and jumped.
Where is Rose?

a)

on a trampoline

b)

on a diving board

c)

on a pirate ship

d)

on a slide

67.

Gavin plays baseball and accidentally breaks a window. How do you think he feels?

a)

He is scared of getting in trouble.

b)

He feels happy and excited he threw the ball so hard.

c)

He can't wait to break another window.

d)

He is thinking he should study his spelling words.

68.

The desert is a very hot, dry place. How might a coyote stay cool?

a)

Sleep during the day and hunt at night.

b)

Take a bath in the lake.

c)

Grow thicker fur.

d)

Build a home using a cactus.

69.

Which detail tells you that Mrs. McCoy is hungry?

a)

Her eyes filling up with tears.

b)

She is limping around the room.

c)

She starts reading a book.

d)

Her stomach growls loudly.

70.

Penguins live in cold, windy places and gather in large groups. Why do you think they stand close together?

a)

To hunt for fish more easily

b)

To dance

c)

To stay warm

d)

To hide from their predators

71.

It was raining outside. Sue got out of bed and got dressed for school. Then, she ate breakfast and grabbed her backpack. Before Sue left the house, what did she most likely do?

a)

got her sunglasses

b)

made a sandwich

c)

picked up her umbrella

d)

put on sandals

72.

Sam woke up late, spilled toothpaste on his shirt, and missed the bus. His sister accidentally took his lunch to school, instead of her own.

Sam probably feels :

a)

a. frustrated

b)

b. calm

c)

c. lonely

73.

Race horses can't be given just any name. There is a rule that horses' names can't cover more than sixteen spaces and that includes the letters as well as spaces between the words. Race horses can't take the name of another horse. That is not allowed either. A good name for a race horse might be:

a)

Captain Lightning

b)

It's All About The Win

c)

President Washington

d)

Run Fast

74.

A new door latch opens only if the right person presses the button. The caller's fingerprints are checked against the fingerprints of the people who live in the house. These are stored inside the lock. If the fingerprints match, the latch opens. The new lock makes it very difficult:

a)

to have a visitor

b)

for everyone to enter

c)

to keep people out

d)

for burglars to enter

75.

The largest flying bird is the albatross. This giant bird has a wing spread of twelve feet, tip to tip. The body of the bird weighs about sixteen pounds and is nearly four feet long. The albatross is found in the South Pacific and the South Atlantic oceans. The wing spread is about:

a)

half the size of a man

b)

twice the size of a man

c)

four times the size of a man

d)

The size of a newborn baby

76.

Mary went downstairs. There was an aroma in the air. The table was set with warm blueberry muffins, freshly squeezed orange juice, and brewed coffee. A note was left on the table. It said, "Dear Mary, Have a great day. Good Luck at your new job. Love, Dan" Next to the note there was a wrapped present with a bow on top.
What time of day is it?

a)

Morning

b)

Afternoon

c)

Evening

d)

Nap Time

77.

"Can you get my ball?" asked Robert. "I threw it too high and it landed on the roof."

"I can't get the ball without a ladder," said Robert's older brother. "We'll have to wait until our neighbor, Mr. Green, comes home from work. Then I'll be able to get your ball."

a)

Mr. Green has a ladder.

b)

Mr. Green has a job.

c)

Mr. Green will climb on the roof to get the ball.

d)

Robert hit the ball over the fence.

78.

A man ran after a retreating bus waving his briefcase frantically.

a)

The man works at a big corporation

b)

The man missed the bus

c)

The man is an entrepreneur

d)

The man is getting married

79.

For Valentine's Day, my neighbor gave his wife a poem that took him two seconds to write.

a)

My neighbor is a poet

b)

My neighbor loves to write

c)

My neighbor is an author

d)

My neighbor is lazy

80.

If she died, I wouldn't go to her funeral.

a)

He doesn't like the lady

b)

He enjoys the lady's company

c)

He is neighbors with the lady

81.

What is the best meaning of the term "drawing inferences?"

a)

something you would do in art class

b)

to figure something out from clues

c)

something you would do in math class

d)

curiosity

82.

Peter put on his bathing suit and covered himself in sunscreen. What season is it?

a)

Spring

b)

Fall

c)

Winter

d)

Summer

83.

You are at the dentist's office to get a filling. There are many children of all ages waiting their turn to see the dentist. That same little girl you saw at the grocery store is sitting on her mother's lap screaming her head off just like she did in the candy aisle. No matter what the mother does to try and calm her, she will not stop screaming.

a)

The little girl is still angry about not getting the candy.

b)

The little girl has an tooth ache.

c)

The little girl is scared because she is there to get a filling.

d)

There are not enough clues to draw a conclusion.

84.

Bill and Jessica are almost done taking turns choosing the players for their teams. It was Jessica's turn to choose and Kurt was the only person left. Jessica called Kurt's name.

a)

Kurt is not a very good player

b)

Kurt is on Bill's team.

c)

Jessica was inconsiderate of Kurt's feelings.

d)

Bill, Jessica, Kurt and the other players are playing basketball.

85.

"Mick, as your boss, I must say it has been very interesting working with you," Ms. Penny said. "However, it seems that our company's needs and your performance style are not well matched.What is Ms. Penny telling Mick?

a)

Ms. Penny would feel bad if Mick quit.

b)

Mick is being fired

c)

Mick is getting a raise.

d)

Ms. Penny really enjoyed working with him.

86.

Jim spends most of his time staring at the cement walls. He wishes he would have done things differently. Jim hates the meals he is served. He also hates having to wear the required uniform. Where is Jim most likely at?

a)

A construction site

b)

School

c)

The passage does not provide enough information to know

d)

Jail

87.

Jill hands were trembling and sweat ran down her back. Her face was red and she could feel her ears turning pink, too. Jill grabbed her speech and walked on stage. She smiled at the audience.

a)

Jill has to give a speech

b)

Jill was prepared.

c)

All of the above

d)

Jill is nervous.

88.

Turner almost wished he hadn't listened to the radio. He went to the closet and grabbed his umbrella. He would feel silly carrying it to the bus stop.

a)

It was raining outside.

b)

Turner had heard a weather forecast that predicted rain.

c)

Turner had promised himself to do something silly that morning.

d)

All of the above

89.

Jesse slowly made his way into the classroom. He sat in the back row and put his head down. Mr. Miser announced that today they were playing a trivia game and the winning students would receive extra credit.

a)

Jesse enjoys Mr. Misers class

b)

Mr. Miser teaches math.

c)

Jesse does not like Mr. Miser's class

d)

Mr. Miser is Jesse's favorite teacher.

90.

Sally sat down at the dinner table. Her plate was piled high with her mothers home cooking. Sally took very small bites and pushed the food around her plate. Her parents asked how her day was and made small talk. Sally wished her dog, Bubba, wasn't outside.

a)

Sally isn't hungry.

b)

All of the above

c)

Sally's mother's cooking is awful.

d)

Sally doesn't like what her mother made for dinner.

91.

Help Wanted: Young person to work at the Yankees ballpark. Some sales experience helpful, but not necessary. Uniform provided. Apply at concession stand on 161st Street in the Bronx.The person who takes this job will probably be-

a)

A major league baseball player.

b)

An usher.

c)

A ticket salesman

d)

A food vendor

92.

When a poem's speaker describes beautiful flowers, bright sunshine and a happy childhood, you might conclude that he or she

a)

Spends a lot of time outside.

b)

Has a positive outlook on life

c)

Writes poems a lot.

93.

In order to make an inference, you-

a)

Use background knowledge and details from the text.

b)

Make a prediction.

c)

Use foreshadowing in your writing.

d)

Guess about what will happen next.

94.

Tod had never seen so many fish before. He looked around at the huge tanks and could see hundreds of fish, crabs, shrimp, and all other amazing creatures completely surrounding him. He never thought he could feel like he was completely underwater, yet still be completely dry. Where is Tod?

a)

The ocean

b)

A pet store

c)

An aquarium

d)

A park

95.

Mr. Hutchinson handed back the written reports. Ian smiled when he saw the gold star on the top of his paper.

"For our next project," Mr. Hutchinson announced, "you will be asked to read your reports aloud to the class." Ian began to tremble, and his heart sank to his feet.

Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?

a)

Mr. Hutchinson is Ian's favorite teacher

b)

Ian feels nervous to read his report

96.

Read the text.

Simon and Doug had been playing the same card game for nearly two hours. Twice, Simon had been one card away from winning the game. Again, Simon carefully examined the cards in his hands and the cards on the board. He picked a card from the pile and exclaimed, "Third time's a charm!"

Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?

a)

Simon picked the winning card

b)

Simon had too many cards in his hand.

97.

Kristen and Clive's pumpkin was the last to be weighed at the Giant Pumpkin Contest. They hauled it onto the scale and watched as the number appeared. Clive gasped, and Kristen screamed, "We did it!"

Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?

Clive and Kristen's pumpkin won the contest.

a)

Clive and Kristen don't care about winning.

b)

Clive and Kristen's pumpkin won the contest

98.

Read the text.

Preston stood on the ridge, looking at the forest below. I must be the only one here,Preston thought to himself. Then he turned and something caught his eye—smoke rising from a camping area.

Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?

a)

Campers aren't allowed in the forest.

b)

Preston is not alone

99.

Read the text.

Hansen turned off his alarm, rolled out of bed, and sleepily got ready for school. He stumbled down to the kitchen, but no one else was there. Hansen suddenly wondered, Wait, what day is it?

Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?

a)

Hansen usually wakes up easily.

b)

Hansen didn't realize it was Saturday.

100.

Read the text.

"Please take your shoes off," Laura urged. Riley slid off her shoes and stepped into Laura's room. She looked at the orderly space, where everything matched, everything was in place, and everything was spotless.

Riley thought, I don't think Laura would like my room very much.

Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?

a)

Laura rarely asks friends over.

b)

Riley's room is messy.

c)

Riley's room is clean.

101.

Read the text.

Rina stroked the chestnut horse's dark mane and gently led the horse out of the stall. Then she skillfully cleaned each hoof and buckled all of the straps on the saddle. Rina held onto the reins loosely as she mounted the horse. Sitting tall and centered, Rina was ready to ride.

Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?

a)

Rina is comfortable around horses.

b)

Rina is taking her first riding lesson.

c)

Rina is scared of horses

102.

Read the text.

Rosa loves to see her uncle when he comes home from work. What colors did he get on himself today? Rosa always wonders. Yesterday, his shirt was covered with streaks of purple, and his hair and face were dotted with orange and blue. The day before that his hands had specks of yellow.

Based on the text, which sentence is more likely to be true?

a)

Rosa's uncle likes to dye his hair.

b)

Rosa's uncle is a painter.

c)

Rosa's uncle is a fashion designer

103.

Ryan was looking forward to sleeping over at his friend Robert's house. Though they had been classmates for a while, the two had only recently become good friends. Ryan packed up his sleeping bag, a pillow, and a few of his favorite toys and games, and then his mom dropped him off at Robert's. Robert met Ryan on the porch and the two did their secret handshake and started playing right away. First they played pirates in Robert's tree fort. Next they played ninjas in the driveway. Then it started getting dark and they went inside of Robert's house. As soon as they walked in the house, Ryan's eyes starting getting red and itchy. He saw a big orange cat sitting on the couch. Then he started sneezing uncontrollably. "I'm sorry, Robert. It's been a lot of fun, but I have to call my mom."

What can we infer by Ryan's quick decision to call his mother?

^{Passages on this quizizz practice are from ereading.com}

a)

Ryan was suddenly homesick.

b)

Robert's mother wasn't expecting Ryan to spend the night.

c)

Ryan's is allergic to cats.

d)

Ryan didn't know the secret handshake required by Robert.

104.

Ryan was looking forward to sleeping over at his friend Robert's house. Though they had been classmates for a while, the two had only recently become good friends. Ryan packed up his sleeping bag, a pillow, and a few of his favorite toys and games, and then his mom dropped him off at Robert's. Robert met Ryan on the porch and the two did their secret handshake and started playing right away. First they played pirates in Robert's tree fort. Next they played ninjas in the driveway. Then it started getting dark and they went inside of Robert's house. As soon as they walked in the house, Ryan's eyes starting getting red and itchy. He saw a big orange cat sitting on the couch. Then he started sneezing uncontrollably. "I'm sorry, Robert. It's been a lot of fun, but I have to call my mom."

Which clue lets the reader know Ryan is probably allergic to cats?

a)

Robert sees a big orange cat sitting on the couch

b)

Ryan begins to sneeze.

c)

Ryan's eyes get red and itchy, then he starts sneezing

d)

Robert is allergic to cats, too.

105.

Mr. Thomas sat on the front porch of his house in a bathrobe and bunny slippers with his head in his hands. He was holding the daily newspaper. The sun shined brightly in the sky. His neighbors were coming out of their houses and getting in their cars. Mr. Thomas sighed. His neighbor Mr. Rosencrantz stepped out on his porch and saw Mr. Thomas. "Did it again, huh?" said Mr. Rosencrantz. Mr. Thomas replied, "Yep." Mr. Rosencrantz chuckled and said, "Here, Mr. Thomas, you can use my cell phone. I could even keep a key over here if you wanted." Tom thankfully grabbed the cell phone and called his wife. "Honey, I did it again." Mr. Rosencrantz heard Mrs. Thomas yelling at Mr. Thomas in a distorted high-pitched squeal. "Yes, dear. I'm so sorry. I'll see you soon," Mr. Thomas returned the phone, sighed deeply, and ran his fingers through his hair.

What can we infer from Mr. Thomas' situation?

a)

He has Alzheimer's Disease.

b)

Mr. Thomas forgot to dress before going outside.

c)

Mr. Rosencrantz has taken Mr. Thomas' key.

d)

Mr. Thomas has gotten locked out of the house.

106.

Mr. Thomas sat on the front porch of his house in a bathrobe and bunny slippers with his head in his hands. He was holding the daily newspaper. The sun shined brightly in the sky. His neighbors were coming out of their houses and getting in their cars. Mr. Thomas sighed. His neighbor Mr. Rosencrantz stepped out on his porch and saw Mr. Thomas. "Did it again, huh?" said Mr. Rosencrantz. Mr. Thomas replied, "Yep." Mr. Rosencrantz chuckled and said, "Here, Mr. Thomas, you can use my cell phone. I could even keep a key over here if you wanted." Tom thankfully grabbed the cell phone and called his wife. "Honey, I did it again." Then Mr. Rosencrantz heard Mrs. Thomas yelling at Mr. Thomas in a distorted high-pitched squeal. "Yes, dear. I'm so sorry. I'll see you soon," Mr. Thomas returned the phone, sighed deeply, and ran his fingers through his hair.

Why can we infer Mr. Thomas has gotten locked out of his house. Pick all that apply.

a)

He is in his robe on the porch and holding the morning paper.

b)

Mr. Rosencrantz offers to "keep a key over here".

c)

Mrs. Thomas seems aggravated with Mr. Thomas when he calls her.

d)

The newsboy threw the paper at the edge of the yard.

107.

Maggie was getting ready to walk. She put on her coat and grabbed her backpack. As she was leaving her mother said, "I love you. Be careful."

a)

Maggie is in Kindergarten.

b)

Maggie walks to school.

c)

Maggie is never late to school.

d)

Maggie is excited to go to school

108.

Hudson hurried out of the house so he wasn't late to work. He wore overalls and carried a toolbox with ranches in it. He hopped in his truck and drove off.The sign on his truck says "Pipe Masters."

a)

Hudson is an auto mechanic

b)

Hudson enjoys his job

c)

Hudson works as a plumber

d)

Hudson owns Disney World

109.

For Valentine's Day, my neighbor gave his wife a poem that took him two seconds to write.

a)

My neighbor is a poet

b)

My neighbor loves to write

c)

My neighbor is an author

d)

My neighbor is lazy

110.

Johnny had soccer practice and then swimming lessons. It was late when he got home so he went straight to bed without studying for his math test the next day. You can tell that......

a)

Johnny will get a good grade.

b)

Johnny will ace the test.

c)

Johnny will probably fail his math test.

d)

Johnny will study during the test.

111.

Mary smelled smoke. She looked outside and saw a plume of smoke billowing in the sky. A few minutes later, she heard sirens in her neighborhood. You can infer that.....

a)

Her mother was cooking dinner.

b)

A house in the neighborhood is on fire.

c)

Someone needed an ambulance.

d)

There was an accident in the neighborhood.

112.

The sandwich you left on the table is gone. Crumbs lead to your dog's bed and a piece of meat hangs our of her mouth. You can infer that......

a)

Your mother threw the sandwich away.

b)

Your sister took your sandwich and ate it.

c)

Your cat ate your sandwich.

d)

Your dog ate your sandwich.

113.

You walk into your classroom and the teacher tells you to clear your desk and get out a piece of paper and a pencil. You can infer that......

a)

The teacher wants you to get ready for lunch.

b)

The teacher is going to give a test or quizz.

c)

It is time to go home.

d)

The teacher wants you to get ready for recess.

114.

Trees were bent over, and branches flew through the air. Beach chairs, garbage cans, and several small items were blown down the streets like confetti. A few roofs of small sheds were already missing. Window frames that weren't boarded up held shards of glass. Several stores had bags of sand blocking the doors.
What was causing this to happen?

a)

tornado

b)

blizzard

c)

hurricane

d)

drought

115.

Rose shivered as she climbed up the long ladder. Carefully, she walked to the end of the board and looked down. "Hurry up!" said the kid behind her. Rose held her breath and jumped.
Where is Rose?

a)

on a trampoline

b)

on a diving board

c)

on a pirate ship

d)

on a slide

116.

What can you infer about this setting?Mr. Furlich is munching on his lunch. There is a lot of noise as he walks by the table chatting with students.

a)

Mr. Furlich is at McDonalds.

b)

He is in the office.

c)

Mr. Furlich is a runner.

d)

He is in the cafeteria.

117.

Yoshi was in her room reading a book. Her mom called her to come downstairs and help. As Yoshi entered the kitchen, her mom handed her a pile of plates. Yoshi put them on the table and went to get the silverware and glasses.
You can infer that it is...

a)

Dinnertime

b)

Bedtime

c)

Time for School

d)

Playtime

118.

The desert if a very hot, dry place. How might a coyote stay cool?

a)

Sleep during the day and hunt at night.

b)

Take a bath in the lake.

c)

Grow thicker fur.

d)

Build a home using a cactus.

119.

Which detail tells you that Mrs. McCoy is hungry?

a)

Her eyes filling up with tears.

b)

She is limping around the room.

c)

She starts reading a book.

d)

Her stomach growls loudly.

120.

Isabel's soccer team cheered. The coach gave them a trophy. What do you think happened?

a)

They missed the goal.

b)

The coach got kicked out of the game.

c)

They won the game.

d)

The other team won the game.

121.

Tate stamps his feet and crosses his arms. How do you think he feels?

a)

joyful

b)

tearful

c)

lonely

d)

angry

122.

How might a character act if he felt sad?

a)

Put his head down and sigh

b)

Yell and jump up and down

c)

Smile and wave

d)

Laugh until his sides hurt

123.

Penguins live in cold, windy places and gather in large groups. Why do you think they stand close together?

a)

To hunt for fish more easily

b)

To dance

c)

To stay warm

d)

To hide from their predators

124.

It was raining outside. Sue got out of bed and got dressed for school. Then, she ate breakfast and grabbed her backpack. Before Sue left the house, what did she most likely do?

a)

got her sunglasses

b)

made a sandwich

c)

picked up her umbrella

d)

put on sandals

125.

Sam woke up and saw the sun shining in the sky. He packed his swimming suit, a towel, a beach ball, and his sandals in his bag. Then, he went to the kitchen and made a sack lunch.
Where is Sam most likely going?

a)

the beach

b)

school

c)

the mall

d)

the library

126.

Mary was standing on the sidewalk. Then, she saw a butterfly. She got a net and began chasing the butterfly. What will Mary try to do?

a)

Mary will try to catch a spider.

b)

Mary will run and play.

c)

Mary will try to catch the butterfly in her net.

d)

Mary will try to catch a moth.

127.

Amy opened the door to the bathroom and said, “What is that dripping sound? Why is the carpet wet and squishy all around the bathtub? The rest of the carpet is dry. Oh no!”
What is the problem?

a)

The TV is broken.

b)

The bathtub is overflowing.

c)

There is no soap in the bathroom.

d)

The stove was left turned on.

128.

Joseph and Caitlin were choosing the players for their teams. It was Caitlin's turn to choose, and only Jason was left. Caitlin said, "Jason."

We can infer that…

a)

Jason was the best player.

b)

Caitlin wanted Jason on her team.

c)

Jason was not a very good player.

d)

Caitlin had a hard time choosing a team member.

129.

Which sentence suggests that Joanna rode her bike to school?

a)

Joannaʼs hair was a little messy when she got to school.

b)

Joanna crossed three streets on her way to school.

c)

Joanna went four blocks on her way to school.

d)

Joanna had to put her helmet inside the classroom closet.

130.

Mike had fun hiking in the woods and doing crafts. He also really enjoyed the campfire sing-a-long and had made a lot of new friends. Still, he was glad that tomorrow he would be going home.
Where is Mike?

a)

at camp

b)

at a slumber party

c)

on a picnic

d)

in California

131.

I have a head and a tail. My favorite number is one. I am made of copper. I am lucky if you pick me up. What am I?

a)

four leaf clover

b)

leaf

c)

penny

d)

dime

132.

As I walked in the door, I was amazed at the beautiful colors and smells. I knew it would be hard to decide what I would buy with my $3. The chocolate truffles looked delicious, but they were expensive. The jelly beans were not only cheaper, but so colorful! With so much to choose from, I knew I would be here a long time. Where am I?

a)

Gas station

b)

Candy store

c)

Grocery store

d)

Shoe store

133.

The desert is a very hot, dry place. How might a coyote stay cool?

a)

Sleep during the day and hunt at night

b)

Take a bath in the lake

c)

Grow thicker fur

d)

Build a new home out of cactus

134.

Rachel was on her way to volunteer at the animal shelter. She was very excited! She really liked dogs. Her brother was allergic to dogs, however, so she was rarely around them. Rachel had a lot of fun playing with the puppies. But after her shift, itchy bumps appeared on her arms.
It is likely that:

a)

Mosquitoes bit Rachel

b)

Rachel is allergic to dogs, too

c)

Rachel fell in poison ivy

135.

Cassie rolled over in her bed as she felt the sunlight hit her face. The beams were warming the back of her neck when she slowly realized that it was a Thursday, and she felt a little too good for a Thursday. Struggling to open her eyes, she looked up at the clock. “9:48,” she shouted, “Holy cow!” Cassie jumped out of bed, threw on the first outfit that she grabbed, brushed her teeth in two swipes, threw her books into her backpack, and then ran out the door. What is Cassie's problem?

a)

She is late for work

b)

She will miss her flight at the airport

c)

She is late for school

d)

She is hungry

136.

Brittany's mom walks into the kitchen wearing her sun hat and a pair of old shoes. “Those vegetable plants are growing by leaps and bounds!” she exclaims to Brittany, as she takes off a dirty glove and wipes a smudge of dirt off her face. Where was Brittany's mom?

a)

At the store

b)

At the doctor's office

c)

In the garden

d)

At the airport

137.

Grandpa sees that his chocolate cake is all gone. Brad has crumbs on his mouth. What do you think happened?

a)

Brad baked his own cake.

b)

Brad needs to brush his teeth better.

c)

Brad ate Grandpa's chocolate cake.

d)

Brad ate Grandpa

138.

Which detail tells you that Mrs. McCoy is hungry?

a)

Her eyes filling up with tears.

b)

She is limping around the room.

c)

She starts reading a book.

d)

Her stomach growls loudly.

139.

Isabel's soccer team cheered. The coach gave them a trophy. What do you think happened?

a)

They missed the goal.

b)

The coach got kicked out of the game.

c)

They won the game.

d)

The other team won the game.

140.

How might a character act if he felt sad?

a)

Put his head down and sigh

b)

Yell and jump up and down

c)

Smile and wave

d)

Laugh until his sides hurt

141.

Penguins live in cold, windy places and gather in large groups. Why do you think they stand close together?

a)

To hunt for fish more easily

b)

To dance

c)

To stay warm

d)

To hide from their predators

142.

What are the three things you do to inference and draw conclusions?

a)

Background knowledge, Personal Experience, and information from the text/visual

b)

Background knowledge, information from the picture, and other people's experiences

c)

Background knowledge, experience, and pictures

d)

No idea

143.

True or False: You make inferences in your every day life, ex. facial expressions, tone of voice, body language

a)

True

b)

False

Drawing Conclusions

Total questions: 143

Worksheet time: 8hrs 21mins

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