RL8.1 Making & Analyzing Inferences Formative Review

Having exactly the same meaning as the basic or original meaning of a word or expression is

• explicit or literal meaning

• implied or inferred meaning

• connotation of words

• an author created word

What can you infer or what does the author imply is known as...

• explicit or literal meaning

• metaphorical

• implied or inferred meaning

• author created word

Select the correct explanation of the word "inference"

• An implied or suggested meaning that is not directly stated, but is based on clues in the text

• A guess you make about a story

Select the correct citation.

• (Sharon 2)

• (Draper 2).

• "Sharon Draper 2"

• (SD 2)

How would you RESTATE this question?

• What my favorite animal is...

• I like zebras.

• What is your favorite animal?

• My favorite animal is...

What is NOT example of how you can start a CITE sentence?

• The text states...

• According to the text...

• In paragraph 3 it states...

• I know this because...

What is NOT example of how you can start an EXPLANATION sentence?

• This shows...

• The evidence proves...

• The text states...

• Therefore...

Which word do you remove when rewording this question?

• class

• favorite

• what

• is

Which of the following is true about your explanation?

• It should always begin with "In conclusion".

• It just has to be 1 sentence.

• It is not that important.

• It should be at least 2-3 quality sentences.

Which is the most important part of R.A.C.E.?

• Restate

• Answer

• Cite

• Explain