Primary Inference cards Flashcards

primary Inference concept check (25 cards)

1
Q

What does ‘inference’ mean?

A

Inference means to understand something that is not directly told.

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True or False: Inference is only about what is written.

A

False

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3
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Fill in the blank: We use clues from the text and our _____ to make inferences.

A

own knowledge

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4
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What can help you make an inference?

A

Context clues and background knowledge.

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5
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Multiple choice: Which is an example of making an inference? A) Reading a story B) Guessing the weather from dark clouds C) Writing a summary

A

B) Guessing the weather from dark clouds

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6
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What is one way to find clues in a story?

A

Look at the words and actions of the characters.

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7
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True or False: You can only make inferences in fiction stories.

A

False

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8
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Fill in the blank: Inference helps us understand the _____ of a story.

A

meaning

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9
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What do you call a hint that helps you make an inference?

A

A clue

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10
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Multiple choice: Which word means ‘to guess based on clues’? A) Predict B) Ignore C) Write

A

A) Predict

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What should you do if you are unsure about an inference?

A

Look for more clues in the text.

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12
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True or False: Inferences are always correct.

A

False

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13
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Fill in the blank: Making inferences can help us become better _____ .

A

readers

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14
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What is an example of a character’s action that can lead to an inference?

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A character crying can suggest they are sad.

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15
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Multiple choice: If a character is smiling, what might you infer? A) They are happy B) They are angry C) They are tired

A

A) They are happy

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16
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What do you need to use to make a good inference?

A

Your imagination and critical thinking.

17
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True or False: Inferences can change based on who is reading.

18
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Fill in the blank: Inferences can help us guess what will _____ in a story.

19
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How can pictures help with making inferences?

A

They provide visual clues.

20
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Multiple choice: If a story says it’s raining and someone is wearing a raincoat, what can you infer? A) It is dry B) It is wet C) It is sunny

21
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What does a setting tell you that can help with inferences?

A

It shows the time and place of the story.

22
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True or False: Inferences are only about feelings.

23
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Fill in the blank: A good inference needs _____ and reasoning.

24
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What is one thing you should not do when making an inference?

A

Make a guess without any clues.

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Multiple choice: What is a common mistake when making inferences? A) Using clues B) Ignoring details C) Thinking critically
B) Ignoring details