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English Language Arts 7 Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions
English Language Arts 7 Making Inferences and Drawing Conclusions
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Making inferences and drawing conclusions are the same exact thing.
True
False
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What does it mean to draw a conclusion?
To make a guess about something based only on what you find in a passage
To draw with colored pencils what you think is being said in a story
It is the resolution of a story
To combine your own knowledge with what you have read to make a guess
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What is an inference?
A guess that you make based on what you already know and what you have read
The problem of a story.
A piece of information that a reader uses to draw a conclusion.
A guess about something based only on what you have read.
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What does this graphic organizer help us organize?
Drawing conclusions
Making inferences
Conflict and resolution
Making a plan
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To make an inference, you combine what you already know about a topic with what you have read.
False
True
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what does this graphic organizer helps us organize?
Theme
Drawing conclusions
Making inferences
A story's plot
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What goes in the left side of the drawing conclusions graphic organizer? (the three small boxes)
The details and clues from what you have read
The conclusion you have drawn
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If a story says that a character's stomach was growling, what might you infer?
That they just ate
That they are hungy
That they are sad
That they are tired
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To draw a conclusion, you use only the details and clues that you find in a passage.
False
True
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To draw a conclusion, you use what you already know about a topic.
True
False
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What do making inferences and drawing conclusions have in common? (choose the best answer)
For both of them you make an assumption or guess.
They have nothing in common.
They both have the letter i in them.
For both of them, you have to read the end of the story first.
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If you hear thunder, what might you infer?
That it was actually just an airplane
That it might rain soon
That it is probably sunny out
That it is a good time to go to the beach
