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Inference Based On Grammatical StructureSet 3

1When Joseph walked into the kitchen, he saw muddy paw prints on the floor. His mother's wet coat was hanging on a chair. Below the coat he spotted his mother's rubber shoes. Joseph looked for his dog, Riley. He found Riley, who was soaking wet, lying on the couch panting.Joseph can infer that .....

2Why did they make a second wish

3Why was Cabuliwallah friendly to Mini?

4Why does Basheer refuse to buy rat poison?

5What does this sentence mean? "We the people of the United States ..... do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."

6Alice's version of the ending tells the audience that Henry did what?

7Professor Xavier: Lilandra you have never denied me before, why now?Lilandra: Part of me will always be with you.From this conversation we can infer that .....

8Assertion (A): Byzantium explores the tension between the physical and the spiritual. Reason (R): The poem resolves this tension by rejecting the spiritual realm.

9What happened to Elie's mother and younger sister?

10According to the speaker, what caused the soldiers to ride into the "valley of Death"?

11Which sentence best expresses the author's opinion? "Plastic waste continues to pollute our oceans. Unless action is taken, marine life will suffer irreparable harm."

12What did the nightingale hate?

13What impact did witnessing her sisters' weddings have on Sarada's views about marriage and dowry?

14What evidence best supports your answer for #10?

15What can you infer from the following passage? "The streets were empty, and the air was eerily still."

16Notice at school entrance:"Due to ongoing repairs in the main auditorium, the school play 'The Time Thief' will now be held in Room B205. Please inform your parents of the change. All other schedules remain the same."Why was the location of the school play changed?

17Friar Lawrence's plans fail because

18The flow chart shows the involvement of various people in the justice process for youth. What does this indicate about Canadians' concerns in providing fair and equitable justice for youth?

19Based on lines 8 and 10, what can the reader conclude about Cowboy?

20What does Mr. Sanderson indicate in the notice?

21The scoreboard flashed 59-60 with ten seconds left. The crowd rose to their feet, cheering loudly. What can you infer?

22Read the excerpt from a passage about traditional and modern clothing: "Modern fashion is more dependent on global trends than traditional clothing. The Ao Dai has been changed to adapt to modern life, but it cannot be replaced." Based on the excerpt, decide whether the statement is true or false: Traditional clothing is independent of global trends.

23What is the significance of the "Gun People" analogy in the text?

24Read between the lines; make an educated guess; find the hidden meaning

25The Automation Paradox: Which of the following does the writer identify as an effect of automation that will have a positive impact on jobs?

26Read the text carefully. Last week, my class visited a library. We read books quietly and respected other visitors. Which behavior is shown in the text?

27What does Father say about the people outside of Bruno's windown?

28Tutu followed the narrator to the jeweller's shop without being noticed.

29In Prince Caspian, Lucy obeys Aslan even when others don't because:

30When Palmer took a trip to the city, what did he learn?

31In The Wild Robot, how was Nettle saved from drowning?

32How does being put in the harness change Dave and Sol-leks?

33Juno: Kate, can you tell me where Dony's house is?Kate: Just go along Cempaka street. His house is next to Abby Laundry.From the dialogue we know that .....

34Passage A (Pliny's Epistula):What is Pliny's plan for Zosimus?

35Carlo eats vegetables every day. He is strong and healthy. Conclusion?

36At 10:08 a.m., what does Ms. Tong mean when she writes, "l can help with that"?

37How did the narrator feel about her piano lessons?

38Why was Beans so intent on finding Farquar?

39Read the quote:"I'm always going to be the sister of a kid with a birth defect: that's not the issue. I just don't want to be defined that way." What does Via mean by this?

40What is the primary reason Bryon and Mark's friendship becomes strained?

41The information in the text box on Edmond Halley offers support for which claim made by the author?

42Candy has an internal conflict when he has to .....

43What does it mean to make predictions while reading?

44Romeo thinks that Juliet is dead because:

45Why did Nii Yoo give the rice bowl to Gow Sir?

46What reason does Paris give the Friar for the hasty marriage?

47My owner's name isTed. Ted takes me on awalk everyday. Whenwe're by the park, Tedthrows a ball so I canfetch it. When we gethome, Ted gives me atreat. Ted is the bestowner!Who is the speaker?

48Why won't Rosaline love Romeo?

49Why does Dr Steel recommend making 'pre-commitments'?

50Based on this excerpt, what has this family been doing prior to this scene?

51Emma writes about the importance of maintaining traditions, suggesting that they connect us to our roots and give us a sense of identity. What does Emma likely believe about modern changes to traditions?

52Based on information in the article "Dancing Dragons," which conclusion can the reader make about the dragon dance?

53What can you infer by reading the passage below?The boy was outside. The buses are gone and the hallways are empty. What can you infer?

54Which inference can the reader make based on the text?

55AliceStimulus: 4 of 6Which of the following can the reader infer was the author's message?

56Why might a non-member be invited to the Council's talk on a dispute?

57What finally made the seventh man return back to the beach after 40 years?

58What can we infer about Herr Liszt based on his response to Bruno's reading choice s.

59Inferring: It's what we mean when we say to students "Read between the .....!"

60Which factor is highlighted as a root problem for psychological strain on families?

61The first matchbook was made in 1892. But matchbooks were unsafe until about 1914. Today many people collect matchbooks as a hobby. Collectors enjoy sorting their matchbooks according to the places they come from, such as hotels, restaurants, and airlines.From the story, you cannot tell .....