Reading comprehension: Making inferences

"Rabbits are citizens of the world."

What inference can we make about this detail?

• You can find rabbits everywhere.

• Rabbits can vote.

• Rabbits are humans.

• Rabbits move from place to place

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What is one key detail about rabbits found in the informational text?

• "They are usually silent but not always."

• Rabbits live only in North America

• Rabbits live for a long time.

• 
  Rabbits like grass.

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A male rabbit is called a

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A female rabbit is called a...

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Baby rabbits are called...

• kits

• doe

• buck

• kittens

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What is an interesting detail you learned about rabbits from the informational text?

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What detail tells us why rabbits need to chew daily?

• "Baby rabbits are called kittens."

• "Daily chewing keeps their teeth at usable lengths."

• "Some may scream when frightened."

• "There are different names for rabbits"

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"Rabbits are citizens of the world."

What inference can we make from this detail?

Explain your answer using details from the text.

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Write your signature using cursive letters. Make sure the first letter is a capital letter.

A baby rabbit is called a kit or...

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