Reading Between the Lines - Critical Reading Comprehension - extended time

Why do we make inferences while reading?

I hear splashing and screaming. I see sand and beach balls. Where am I?

I see sponges, soap, and a car. I hear workers yelling that they need fresh towels. Where am I?

You walk into a room and know your dog ate the whole box of cereal. Which isn't a clue?

I see food, carts, cash registers, and plastic bags. Where am I?

At a Halloween party, what costume is this? Wearing bandages, wounds, walk with limp, moaning

Which is not one of the three answers that are part of a strategy we use to make inferences?

What is an inference? Pick 1.

A teacher stares at the class with her hand on her hip. She is not smiling. What does she feel?

If a person is yawning, rolling their eyes, and sighing, they might be ____________.

If you look outside and see dark clouds, thunder, wind, and lightning, what is likely? Pick one