Making Inferences

Front

Inference from a student scoring 100% on work:

Back

He listened and studied.

Front

Joe, tired from school, napped and woke to sunlight, roosters, and bacon. He asked his mother the time.

Back

7:00 in the morning

Front

Lucy kicked her desk and ran out of class after seeing her spelling grade.

Back

Furious

Front

Sam makes his bed and folds his clothes; Tim does not. Tim can be described as:

Back

Messy

Front

Michael and Seth are at Benson State Park to skate on the frozen lake. The park ranger checks the ice daily and puts up a sign indicating safety. They read the sign before skating.

Back

Today is a safe day for skating.

Front

Leah's mother ices a cake with 8 candles. Everyone sings to Leah, and she blows out the candles with a smile.

Back

It is Leah's birthday.

Front

Meaning of BIWEEKLY:

Back

Every two weeks

Front

Josh's mom asked about his math test. His eyes widened, face brightened, and a smile formed as he spoke to her.

Back

Josh did excellent on his test.

Front

Sarah's cheeks turned red and she avoided eye contact after finishing last in the competition.

Back

Embarrassed about finishing last.

Front

Lisa examined a bug with six legs and a hard shell, using a magnifying glass and camera.

Back

Curious.