A. a statement that is true and is backed up by facts.
B. A guess or an assumption
C. Facts
D. Details
A man is walking down the street with a suit and a suitcase.
A. Principal
B. Lawyer
C. clown
D. judge
A. They leave it up to you to add up and think beyond the facts.
B. They leave it up to you to judge the facts they present.
C. They leave it up to you to assume the facts they present.
D. None of the above
Someone's smoke alarm goes off and their is a burnt food.
A. Someone has burnt food
B. The alarm is going of for no reason.
C. Someone is making food and doesn't notice the reason
D. all of the above
A. Understand the literal meaning
B. Notice Details
C. Add Up the facts
D. All of the above
A. What is said
B. What is not said
C. What is meant
D. All of the above
A. Book
B. Computer
C. Details in the passage
D. None
An inference is always correct.
A. Purpose
B. Power
C. Idea
D. Reasonability
A. 1
B. 4
C. 5
D. as many inferences as you want
(Supporting details)
A. Hints
B. Word choices
C. details.
D. All of the above
A. Neglect the details
B. Pay attention to details
C. Vaguely read the material
D. All of the above
True or False
Inferences can help you figure out what the passage is talking about.
What can you infer of this sentence:
A girl is ignoring her friend and will walk away when she comes close to her.
A. Happy with her friend
B. Upset with her friend
C. Grateful of her friend
D. Anxious of her friend
Given the facts that you have regarding a passage, you should:
A. Ask a friend
B. Check with the telephone operator
C. Best guess
D. None of the above