Inferring | Reading Strategies

The video tutorial explains the concept of making inferences using everyday examples, images, and text passages. It highlights the importance of inference in reading comprehension by using clues from the text and prior knowledge. The tutorial includes practical exercises to enhance inference skills, such as analyzing images and reading passages to answer questions based on inferred information.

What can you infer if you see balloons and hear excited children near a house?

• A school event is occurring.

• A garage sale is ongoing.

• A birthday party is happening.

• A wedding is taking place.

What does the presence of a TV remote and popcorn suggest about the woman in the picture?

• She is preparing for a workout.

• She is hosting a dinner party.

• She is watching a movie at home.

• She is about to read a book.

What role does Mrs. Lee likely have based on the clues provided?

• A chef

• A teacher

• A librarian

• A doctor

Where are Tina and Martha likely located based on the clues?

• In a classroom

• In a movie theater

• In a restaurant

• In a park

Why did Martha smile when Tina held up the soft drink?

• She was surprised by the drink size.

• She was happy to see Tina.

• She was pleased to share the drink.

• She was amused by a joke.

What can be inferred about Gwen's health condition?

• She is feeling unwell.

• She is hosting a party.

• She is feeling energetic.

• She is preparing for a trip.

Based on the clues, where does Gwen likely live?

• In a small town

• In a city

• In a rural area

• In a coastal village