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Inference Based On Grammatical StructureSet 2

1What can you infer from these lines of dialogue?Mrs. Frank: "But I'd like to stay with you ..... very much. Really.Anne: "I'd rather you didn't."

2Malcolm and Donalbain decided to leave Scotland because

3It can be inferred from the passage that a large number of elderly people ......

4Based on the passage, why might apps and digital tools be insufficient on their own to end procrastination?

5As Mr. Davis approaches them, Donnie and Lionel break away from their whispering and bend their heads over their school work and whisper, "Sorry, Mr. Davis" as he walks by. What do we learn about Mr. Davis? How do we know?

6Explain how the example of Mother Ursula Frayne is intended to inspire students, according to the Frayne House Prayer.

7What did Badal do when Moti saved him?

8Read, think, and answer: Why did Sami stop working?

9The study suggests that

10What can you infer about the cabinet-level position called the Secretary of Education?

11The narrator tells Belinda to stop mourning the lock because

12Why does Scrooge feel sorry at the vision of his boyhood self?

13What are three events throughout the book that foreshadow Lennie's death?

14Dear Aryan, I have heard about your success as the first winner of swimming competition. All the hard work had been paid off. We are all very proud of you. We wish you all the best in pursuing your dream to be the best swimmer.AlkanaFrom the text, we learn that .....

15All the stars we observe from Earth emit light that is shifted, to varying degrees, to longer wavelengths. This evidence is used to support the Big Bang Theory because it shows that stars we observe-

16What does it mean to draw conclusions in a story?

17Why does Maya let Ivan back in his cage?

18The speaker suggests that you should go outside and enjoy nature's beauty when

19What do we learn on the ledge?

20What does Bob say he will miss when the animals leave?

21"The sun was setting, casting a golden glow over the city. People were heading home, their faces tired but content." What can you infer about the time of day and the mood in the city?

22Although the U.S. film industry depends heavily on revenue in foreign countries, revenue from international markets is usually low for a sports-themed film. This is most likely due to ..... factors.

23Which sentence demonstrates the use of inference?

24This kind of idea is not directly stated in a passage, but the writer gives clues to identify it.

25What conclusion can you draw about John Proctor?

26In "Amigo Brothers," why do Felix and Antonio agree to not see each other until the fight?

27Parris send for Reverend John Hale of Beverly because

28When did Washington say the Constitution be changed?

29True or False: Jonas's "Stirrings" occurred. because he would soon become the Receiver of Memory.

30After finding Pony and his new hairstyle, Two-bit jokingly states "I thought all the time wild Indians in Oklahoma had been tamed. What little squaw's got that tuff-lookin' mop of yours" (Hinton, 106-107). What can be inferred about Two-bit?

31Assertion (A): In Poem: Immortality, adulthood is a time of heightened spiritual clarity. Reason (R): The poem celebrates growing responsibilities.

32What does Goha's dramatic reaction to losing the argument suggest about him?

33Ideas and concepts that are present but stated indirectly.

34InferenceYour friend tells you, "For Valentine's Day, my neighbor gave his wife a poem that took him about two seconds to write. Sheesh." What inference can you make from this?

35"Imagine there's no countries ..... " Which interpretation best explains the said line?

36In order to make inferences about something that is not explicitly stated in the text, studentsmust learn to draw on prior knowledge and recognize clues in the text itself.

37What is the formula for an inference?

38Why does Cole want to go back to the Island

39The passage indicates that female eels' pupils expand and turn blue because the eels:

40What did it take for Bholi to believe she was being taken to a place better than home?

41What does 'inferring meaning' involve?

42I like run and play with ball. I have friend, his name is Baim. his hobby is football.We can know that .....

43Interpretation is

44Why was Salva so surprised about getting more clothes and everyone having their own seat of the airplane?

45A logical guess that is made based on facts and one's own knowledge and experience.

46Knowing Makki and Madani helps scholars:

47What can we learn from the dialogue?

48Based on the conversation, who works from home?

49At the end of the story, Lan Dua and Swa Jow are:

50What happened as the girls were leaving the lake?

51Looking the line carefully is the first practice before doing inference.

52Based on the information provided, what can you infer about the character?

53What are conswquences of Fire for Johnny?

54Read the passage: "The author writes, 'Many people enjoy reading because it allows them to explore new worlds." ' What evidence supports the author's perspective?

55Using evidence from the passage, which is a reasonable inference about the challenges of implementing vertical farms?

56What can be inferred about drops of water larger than 1/125 inch in diameter?

57Defina: I think it is going to rainAmmy: Look at the sky! It's so clear. No clouds there. So then, don't be cancelled our plan ..... What plan might they carry out?

58Reading on the lines

59Using your background knowledge AND clues from the text to figure it out

60How does the poet address the criticisms of Chicago in the poem?

61Who did the little grey cub take after in appearance?