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How does textual evidence help a reader make an inference?(1 point)
Responses A. Readers restate the textual evidence of a story
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To make an inference, reading should use
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To make an inference, readers should use (1 point)
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How does textual evidence help a raider make an inference?
Readers analyze, the details, explicitly stated in a text to make an
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Read the following text: There was a huge storm outside. The dog heard a crash of thunder and then saw a bright bolt of
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Which one of these situations would require you to make an inference?
A boy runs over a nail and gets a flat on his bike. Your
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Read the following passage.
The slimy, green monster trudged along with a horrific slurping sound. Upon passing a river, he
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How does textual evidence help a reader make an inference?(1 point)
Responses Readers identify textual evidence to make the story
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How does textual evidence help a reader make an inference?(1 point)
Responses Readers eliminate the details implicitly stated in
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Author’s write for many reasons. When we pay attention to why the writer is choosing to write a poem or essay, that is
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Why is it sometimes necessary to make an inference when analyzing a text?
A. Inferences are crucial for understanding if the text
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Why is it sometimes necessary to make an inference when analyzing a text?(1 point)
Responses Inferences are crucial for
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Which sentence would require a reader to make an inference about what is happening?(1 point)
Responses Marina was the tallest
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Unit 4 Lesson 5 Making Inferences
Use the following words in the word bank to fill in the paragraph. Foreshadowing (2) author’s
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Why is it sometimes necessary to make an inference when analyzing a text?(1 point)
Responses Inferences are crucial for
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What is an inference?
A. a conclusion based on what an author states and does not state B. a hint an author gives in the story C.
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How does textual evidence help a reader make an inference?
A. Readers analyze the details explicitly stated in a text to make an
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How is an inference different from a guess?
1. Inferences are made before reading the text while guesses are made after reading.
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Question: Which of the following is an inference that you could make about this story? (1 point) Responses That Sam found a $20
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Read "The Undertow" ("The Undertow”, from Illuminate) and then answer the question that follows.
The Undertow Anna lived in the
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Read "The Undertow" ("The Undertow”, from Illuminate) and then answer the question that follows. The Undertow Anna lived in
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Why is it sometimes necessary to make an inference when analyzing a text?(1 point)
Responses Making inferences is a way to
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Why is it sometimes necessary to make an inference when analyzing a text?(1 point) Responses Making inferences is a way to
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Question: Which of the following is an inference that you could make about this story?
(1 point) Responses That Sam found a $20
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How does textual evidence help a reader make an inference?(1 point)
Responses Readers restate the textual evidence of a story to
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What is an inference?
• a guess based on stated details • a statement that is known to be true • a supporting detail found
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What is the best question to ask when making an inference?
• What is this article about-what is its topic? • What is the
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Which sentence requires the reader to make an inference in order to understand what has happened or is happening?
• Joe saw
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Question: What evidence in the text most effectively supports the inference that Gerard overestimated his readiness for ocean
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How does textual evidence help å reader make an inference? (1 point)
Readers restate the textual evidence of a story to make an
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What should a researcher do after making inferences during the inquiry process?
- they should decide if their topic is too broad
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Yeaser was standing nervously holding up the ball as he walked up to the boys and asked OK if I play the boy stopped and looked
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When a reader uses clues that an author provides in order to draw a conclusion about a text, the reader is making:(1 point)
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When a reader uses clues that an author provides in order to draw a conclusion about a text, the reader is making: (1 point)
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When a reader uses clues that an author provides in order to draw a conclusion about a text, the reader is making:(1 point)
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When a reader uses clues that an author provides in order to draw a conclusion about a text, the reader is making: (1 point)
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When a reader uses clues that an author provides in order to draw a conclusion about a text, the reader is making. (1 point)
A An
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When a reader uses clues that an author provides in order to draw a conclusion about a text, the reader is making:
An explicit
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You have made an inference that the character in your novel loves the color yellow. Which of the following is the best way to
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Which of the following inferences is best supported by the passage below (paragraph 4)?
In many countries, it has been recognized
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1. How can you identify details that lead to an inference in a story?
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1. to use facts and details to draw conclusions that are not specifically stated.
2. evidence from the selected text. 3. He
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When a reader uses clues that an author provides in order to draw a conclusion about a text, the reader is making:(1 point)
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How do paragraphs 1–3 support the author’s purpose?
A The paragraphs describe a scientist’s interest in studying ocean
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inference Means
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Which option tells what it means to draw conclusions from your research?(1 point)
Responses make inferences based on the
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There was a huge storm outside. The dog heard a crash of thunder and then saw a bright bolt of lightning. He started shaking and
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To make inference, readers should use what?
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Read the following text:
There was a huge storm outside. The dog heard a crash of thunder and then saw a bright bolt of
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Which option tells what it means to draw conclusions from your research?
Responses complete a detailed investigation of a topic
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Parent Categories (32)
Analyzing Text
Analyzing Texts
Analyzing Textual Evidence
Comprehension Skills
Comprehension Strategies
Comprehension/Interpretation
Critical Thinking
Critical thinking and analysis
Drawing Conclusions
Inferences
Inquiry Process
Language Arts
Literary Analysis
Objectives of statistics
Processing Information
Reading Comprehension
Reading Comprehension Skills
Reading Skills
Reading Strategies
Skills and Strategies
Text Analysis
Textual Analysis
Textual Evidence
Textual evidence analysis
Understanding Author's Intent
Understanding Literary Devices
Understanding Text
Understanding Texts
Understanding Textual Elements
Understanding Textual Information
Understanding Textual Meaning
Understanding the Author's Purpose