10 Questions
What is an inference based on?
Evidence or a known fact
What is the relationship between an inference and evidence?
An inference is reached because of evidence
What is an inference used to form?
A conclusion or opinion
What is the primary function of an inference?
To reach a conclusion or opinion
What type of thinking is involved in making an inference?
Critical thinking
What is an inference typically based on?
A fact or evidence
What is the primary goal of an author's purpose?
To persuade the reader to a particular point of view
What is the role of evidence in making an inference?
It provides a foundation for supporting the conclusion
What is the main difference between an inference and an opinion?
An inference is based on evidence, while an opinion is personal
Why is it important to consider the author's purpose when reading a text?
To recognize the author's biases and perspectives
Study Notes
What is Inference?
- Inference is a conclusion or opinion reached based on evidence or a known fact.
- It involves drawing a logical conclusion from the available information or data.
- Inference is a process of reasoning that helps to arrive at a conclusion or make a judgment.
Literary Devices
- Inference: a conclusion or opinion formed based on evidence or a known fact.
- It is used by an author to convey meaning beyond the literal interpretation of the text.
Author's Intent
- Purpose: the reason why an author writes a piece of text, the main goal of writing.
- Understanding the author's purpose helps readers to interpret the text accurately and appreciate the author's message.
Learn about inference, a process of drawing logical conclusions from evidence or facts. Understand how it helps in making judgments and reaching opinions.
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