Making Inferences

Front

Quebec was settled by French fur traders, leading to industries like logging. What language might some residents speak?

Back

French

Front

Emily and Molly auditioned for a musical. Emily got a role, but Molly did not. What can be inferred?

Back

The directors thought Emily was a better singer than Molly.

Front

Tim and Liam nervously await their graded tests. The teacher smiles at Liam but asks Tim, 'What happened?'

Back

Tim did not do well on the test.

Front

Katie slammed her math book and crumpled her paper. What can we infer about her?

Back

Katie is having difficulty with Math.

Front

Trudy felt her face grow warm and wished to leave the classroom.

Back

Trudy is embarrassed.

Front

Casey loved the bright red leaves, piles of leaves, and decorated pumpkins on porches.

Back

Fall

Front

Sammy was promoted from 3rd to 5th grade without attending 4th. What can be inferred?

Back

Sammy did extremely well in 3rd grade.

Front

Jonas loved the zoo and admired his favorite animal's spotted coat and graceful long neck. He was amazed when it walked close or reached for tree leaves.

Back

giraffe

Front

Timmy flicked the light switch and tried to turn on the TV, but nothing happened. He was alone and worried about the dark.

Back

The power has gone out.

Front

Carrots are a great source of retinol (vitamin A) for vision and teeth. Eggs, liver, and fish also contain retinol. What can be inferred about retinol in these foods compared to carrots?

Back

It is the same or greater than the amount in carrots.