Inferences in Movies

Ana and Sophie sat in their chairs staring straight ahead for nearly two hours. They did not talk or hardly even move, but they were not bored at all. Where were Ana and Sophie? (provide text evidence to support your answer choice on your white board)

• At the movies

• In class

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What is an inference in the context of a movie?

• A direct statement made by a character

• A conclusion reached based on evidence and reasoning

• The main plot of the movie

• The setting of the movie

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Which of the following is an example of making an inference while watching a movie?

• Reading the movie's title

• Listening to a character's dialogue

• Guessing a character's feelings based on their actions

• Watching the opening credits

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In a movie, a character is seen shivering and wearing a coat. What can you infer about the setting?

• It is summer

• It is winter

• It is raining

• It is a desert

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How does inference enhance the viewing experience of a movie?

• By providing explicit details

• By allowing viewers to engage with the story on a deeper level

• By summarizing the plot

• By revealing the ending

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What is the difference between inference and observation in a movie?

• Inference is based on explicit details; observation is based on assumptions

• Inference is based on assumptions; observation is based on explicit details

• Inference and observation are the same

• Inference is always correct; observation is always incorrect

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When a movie shows a dark, stormy night, what might you infer about the upcoming events?

• The events will be cheerful

• The events will be suspenseful or ominous

• The movie is a comedy

• The movie is set in a desert

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Which literary device is often used to create opportunities for inference in movies?

• Metaphor

• Foreshadowing

• Alliteration

• Onomatopoeia

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In a scene, a character is pacing back and forth and checking their watch frequently. What can you infer about the character's state of mind?

• They are relaxed

• They are anxious or impatient

• They are sleepy

• They are happy

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Why is it important for viewers to make inferences while watching a movie?

• To understand the explicit dialogue

• To grasp the underlying themes and emotions

• To memorize the script

• To focus only on the main characters

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