Exploring Inferences in Reading Wallet

What can you infer about a boy who is not eating his vegetables?

• He is waiting for dessert.

• He dislikes vegetables.

• He is not hungry.

• He forgot to eat.

What does a frown on the boy's face suggest?

• He is tired.

• He is confused.

• He is unhappy.

• He is concentrating.

Why does Juan not want to enter the haunted house?

• He wants to go home.

• He prefers face painting.

• He is excited.

• He is afraid.

What can be inferred about Randy's state?

• He is energetic.

• He is bored.

• He is tired.

• He is ready to play.

What season is it if a room is decorated with a Christmas tree?

• Autumn

• Summer

• Spring

• Winter

What can be inferred about Ryan's celebration?

• It's his wedding anniversary.

• It's a welcome home party.

• It's his fifth birthday.

• It's his graduation party.

What does stretching out on the couch and closing eyes suggest about Randy?

• He is preparing to go out.

• He is about to start studying.

• He is going to take a nap.

• He is getting ready to exercise.

What can be inferred from a picture of a bear inside a cave?

• The cave is artificially made.

• The cave is a popular tourist spot.

• The cave is the bear's home.

• The cave is a safe place to explore.

Why is making inferences compared to being a detective?

• It always solves the case.

• It needs a magnifying glass.

• It involves looking for clues.

• It requires solving mysteries.

What is the purpose of making inferences in reading?

• To memorize the story.

• To understand the story better.

• To guess the ending of the story.

• To critique the author's writing style.