Determine whether the following statements are correct or faulty inferences: 1. Strong, dry winds helped to spread the blaze. 2. Londoners were probably very grateful for the Tham... Determine whether the following statements are correct or faulty inferences: 1. Strong, dry winds helped to spread the blaze. 2. Londoners were probably very grateful for the Thames River. 3. Old Saint Paul's Cathedral was able to survive the fire because it was built of stone. 4. The plague spread more rapidly after the fire. 5. The fire was started deliberately in order to clean up the city.
Understand the Problem
The user is asked to determine whether the inferences presented in the image are correct or faulty, based on historical knowledge or logical reasoning related to the Great Fire of London and related events.
Answer
1. Correct Inference, 2. Correct Inference, 3. Faulty Inference, 4. Faulty Inference, 5. Faulty Inference
Here's the answer to whether the statements are correct or faulty inferences:
- Correct Inference
- Correct Inference
- Faulty Inference
- Faulty Inference
- Faulty Inference
Answer for screen readers
Here's the answer to whether the statements are correct or faulty inferences:
- Correct Inference
- Correct Inference
- Faulty Inference
- Faulty Inference
- Faulty Inference
More Information
Inferences are conclusions drawn from evidence and reasoning. Correct inferences are well-supported by the available information, while faulty inferences are not.
Tips
Pay close attention to the wording of each statement and consider whether it logically follows from what you know about the event.
Sources
- Solved: Making Inferences When you combine your own experience ... - gauthmath.com
- Solved: Making Inferences When you combine your own experience ... - gauthmath.com
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