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1
Which of these examples are a correct example of an inference?
lottery number guesses
Things you day everyday
Random Circling on a test
guesses based on your context clues
2
What Is Prior Knowledge?
Past Experiences
The Answer to this Question
Common Sense
All of the Above
3
Which Book was made to entertain?
Novel
Recipe Book
Comic
Biography about a football player
4
What is author's purpose?
A way of writing
Entertain, Inform, Reflect
The reason an authors writes a text
The author's mindset
5
What should you look for first when making an inference?
common sense
supporting details, vocabulary, descriptions, dialogue
figurative language, descriptions, vocabulary
context clues and prior knowledge
6
How are Author's Purpose and Inference Related?
Author's Infer to find their purpose
You can infer the author's purpose, vice versa
Author's Purpose gives you context clues
They're not
7
What is an inference?
A way of writing
An educated guess
Context Clues
Prior Knowledge
8
If Billy walks in the classroom with a lot of money and a ticket, what can you infer about him?
He's a rich spoiled kid with a ticket to LA
He robbed a bank
He stole money and bought a ticket to the Bahamas
He won the lottery
9
What is PIE?
An Acronym for Author's Purpose
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Persuane, Entetain, Inform
This
10
How Do You Make an Inference?
Using Prior Knowledge
Process of elimination
You guess randomly
Use background knowledge and context clues
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When will you make inferences in the future?
I will use them for investigations
Every day
What's an inference?
I will make them on the eog
12
What are the types of author's purpose
entertain, persuade, reflect
Soothe, delight, inform
entertain, inform, persuade
entertaim, inforn, persuade