Inferencing

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What is inferencing?

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Inferencing is the process of drawing conclusions or making educated guesses based on evidence and reasoning rather than from explicit statements.

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Why is it important to use evidence when making an inference?

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Using evidence is crucial because it supports the inference and makes it more credible. It helps to validate the conclusion drawn.

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What can be inferred if a character is described as 'quietly choosing' someone?

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It can be inferred that the character may not be very enthusiastic about the choice or that they feel pressured.

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What does it mean to 'infer' in reading comprehension?

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To infer in reading comprehension means to understand something that is not directly stated by using clues from the text.

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If a character says they are 'fine' but looks worried, what can you infer?

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You can infer that the character may not actually be fine and is possibly hiding their true feelings.

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What is a key component of making a strong inference?

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A key component is to connect the information from the text with prior knowledge or experiences.

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What does it mean if someone is 'nervous' before an audition?

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It means they may feel anxious or worried about performing in front of others.

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How can context clues help in making inferences?

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Context clues provide hints or information surrounding a word or situation that can help deduce its meaning or significance.

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What can be inferred if a person is late due to snow?

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It can be inferred that the weather conditions are affecting travel times.

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What is an example of an inference based on a character's actions?

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If a character is seen hiding a gift, one might infer that they are planning a surprise.