RL 2
Inferences
Definitions
Textual Evidence
Bonus
100

What is a theme?

What is: Life lesson or moral of the story 

100

What is the definition of "inference?"

What is: An educated guess or assumption based off of known facts expressed in a passage or argument.

100

Define the term "cite."

What is: To reference to a line, paragraph, or section of a text.

100

What is "textual evidence?"

What is: Any specific information from a text, used to support an idea about the text.

100

Which part of speech is the following word that is placed inside the parenthesis?

(Love) is a beautiful thing!!!

A. Noun

B. Pronoun

C. Adverb

D. Preposition


What is:

A. Noun

200

What is the central Idea?

What is: What the text is mainly about

200

True or False...

A conclusion is a type of inference.

What is: 

True

200

Define the term "evidence."

What is: Any details that will strengthen, add variety, or weight to any argument.

200

 "Information that is obvious in a text, in which the reader does not have to guess about?"

What is: 

Explicit

200

 Which part of speech modifies a noun?

What is:

Adjective

300

A text can have multiple themes. 

True or False 

What is: True.

300

True or False....

A generalization is a type of inference.

What is:

 True

300

Define the term "inference."

What is: An assumption, educated guess, or conclusion of based off of given facts about a text, or argument.

300

Fill in the blank.

"Explicit is to ______ as a command is to order. 

A. Textual

B. Cite

C. Indirect

D. Direct

What is: 

D. Direct

300

Which of the following nouns could be labeled as an idea?

A. Cleveland Cavaliers

B. Joy

C. Smart

D. Athletic

What is: 

B. Joy

400

What is a topic?

What is: The subject of the text

400

Fill in the blank...

Making inferences helps you to ______ ideas about the situations in the text even though the author does not directly state them. 

A. Understand

B. Confuse

C. Plagiarize

What is: 

A. Understand

400

What does the term "textual" mean?

What is:

 Part of text.

400

Fill in the blank...

When we have ideas about what we read, we must cite _____ textual evidence to support our ideas.

A. Imaginary 

B. Supportive

C. Explicit

D. All of the above.

What is:

C. Explicit

400

What are the two steps of the "problem solving" process?

What is: Brainstorming and Logical Thinking

500

Correct the following run-on sentence by using the correct punctuation. 

Paraphrasing helps you understand complicated readings plagiarism is copying someone else's words and ideas and claiming that they are your own.

What is: Placing a period after the word "readings." And then capitalizing the "P" in plagiarism. 

Paraphrasing helps you understand complicated readings. Plagiarism is copying someone else's words and ideas and claiming that they are your own.

500

True or False...

Conclusions, generalizations, paraphrasing and predictions are types of inferences.

False: Paraphrasing is not a form of inference.

500

Define the term "evidence."

What is: Support for your answer, opinion, or idea.

500

Why do we cite textual evidence?

What is: Reason 1: To support our ideas about a certain passage or argument.

Reason 2: To prove that we are accurate in our answer.

500

The most commonly used suffix to identify an adverb is????

What is:

-ly

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