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Based on the text, what is an inference?
Based on the text, what is an inference?
- A deduction made based on reasoning and clues (correct)
- An opinion that a writer shares explicitly
- A fact stated directly in a text or picture
- A random guess with no basis
What can you infer about the giraffes in the picture?
What can you infer about the giraffes in the picture?
- They are in a forest reserve
- They are most likely at a zoo (correct)
- They are on a safari
- They are probably in the wild
How does the text define making an inference?
How does the text define making an inference?
- Identifying explicit information in a picture or text
- Describing what is directly presented in a picture or text
- Drawing conclusions based on logic and hints (correct)
- Guessing without any basis or evidence
Who is most likely to dress in a uniform and arrive in a car with sirens sounding?
Who is most likely to dress in a uniform and arrive in a car with sirens sounding?
What is the probable feeling of the mountain climber after reaching the top?
What is the probable feeling of the mountain climber after reaching the top?
Where is the family likely going based on the clues provided in the text?
Where is the family likely going based on the clues provided in the text?
What do you need to make an inference according to the text?
What do you need to make an inference according to the text?
What inference can be made about how Hammy escaped from the cage?
What inference can be made about how Hammy escaped from the cage?
Why does Peter feel frustrated or unhappy according to the passage?
Why does Peter feel frustrated or unhappy according to the passage?
Which profession mentioned in the text is most likely to help people and wear a badge?
Which profession mentioned in the text is most likely to help people and wear a badge?
Flashcards
Definition of Inference
Definition of Inference
A conclusion reached through logical reasoning using clues and hints.
Inference about Giraffes
Inference about Giraffes
Giraffes in a picture are likely at a zoo based on typical environments.
Inference about Escape
Inference about Escape
An escape is likely due to a lack of security.
Inference about Helper
Inference about Helper
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Inference about Profession - Uniform
Inference about Profession - Uniform
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Profession with Badge and Helping
Profession with Badge and Helping
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Inference about Destination
Inference about Destination
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Inference about Feeling on Top
Inference about Feeling on Top
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Making Inferences - Essential
Making Inferences - Essential
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Inference Requirements
Inference Requirements
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Study Notes
Making Inferences
- An inference is a deduction made based on reasoning and clues to figure out missing information in a text or picture.
- Inferences can be made about 'who', 'where', 'why', or 'how' using clues from the text or picture and prior knowledge.
Becoming a Detective
- A detective uses clues and prior knowledge to make inferences and solve mysteries.
- Examples of detectives include police officers, who help people in trouble and arrive in a car with sirens.
Inferring 'Who'
- A person wearing a badge on their uniform, helping people, and arriving in a car with sirens can be inferred to be a police officer.
Inferring 'Where'
- A family trip requiring jackets, hats, waterproof boots, fishing rods, and sleeping bags can be inferred to be an outdoor adventure to a camp or park.
- A picture of giraffes inside a fenced area with someone feeding them can be inferred to be a zoo.
Inferring 'Why' or 'How'
- A student's hurry to catch the bus and forget to lock the cage door can be inferred to be the reason why the class hamster escaped.
- A person's lack of gratitude and recognition for help can be inferred to make someone feel frustrated or unhappy.
Inferring Feelings
- A person reaching the top of a mountain can be inferred to feel proud, excited, or successful based on the context and prior knowledge.
- A person's actions and expressions can be used to make inferences about their feelings.
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Description
Enhance your detective skills by making inferences with pictures. Use clues in the picture and your own knowledge to deduce information that may be missing. Practice your deduction abilities with a fun giraffe picture challenge!
