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Inference Based On Grammatical StructureSet 57

1If a story says, "Telemachus looked for his father," what does this show about him?

2I tried to put Popsie's leash on, but he kept running in circles. His tail kept on wagging. Suddenly, somebody opened the door and Popsie hurriedly went out of the door. "Stop Popsie!" I said. But Popsie didn't get too far. He was up to his nose in the snow.

3The role of calculators in arithmetic according to the text is:

4Make an inference based on the following sentence."I unbuckled my seat belt. I watched as the soap was splashing on the window. The brushes were spinning against the doors to clean them."

5Why did the Kwakiutl not stay in a permanent village?

6You may reasonably infer from the details in the passage that Katherine and Max:

7Why does Lucia cut her hair?

8What can the reader infer about Elena?"The sun dipped low behind the hills, casting long shadows across the empty street. Elena tightened her coat and walked faster, the silence around her heavy and watchful."

9From Rome's description, the reader can tell that the apothecary's shop is

10Can themes be interpreted differently from a reader to another?

11A pencil has several teeth marks on it. Make an inference:

12What helps predict what happens next?

13How do the students feel about Mr. Gray's rules?

14How do we know Liz's father is quite intelligent?

15According to the article, what is true about successful people?

16Why does Dexter quit his caddying job in "Winter Dreams"?

17Which line from the story hints that maybe Montresor had second thoughts or doubts about what he did to Fortunato?

18The reader uses clues that the author has given to determine meaning.

19A logical guess or conclusion based on evidence or information in the selection and the reader's own experience

20What does Edwards think is true of the members of his congregation in "Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God"?

21The children looked up at the twinkling lights. The background was pitch black. Although the air was a bit cool they didn't mind. They were busy looking at shapes, designs, and even some streaking lights. Where were the children?

22What does the woman say she is interested in?

23Why is Regina excited?

24What evidence suggests that the family worked hard during the season?

25Do the following statement agree with the information given in the passage? The man who introduced Fallopia japonica to Europe knew of its ability to spread quickly.

26What would you most likely predict based on what the tavern boy tells the three rioters?

27Which conclusion can a reader draw about Eckels, based on his characterization in the selection?

28Which line suggests that the man is not giving up?

29An educated guess based on information and evidence in a text and the reader's prior knowledge is called

30In the transportation mode example, which group has the highest weekly allowance based on the interpretation provided?

31A shrill bell echoes in the empty hallway and suddenly, the halls are filled with chattering children-all rushing in one direction or another. After a few minutes children enter doorways along the hallway and the hall is quite again. From this description you can infer that:

32Why do you think that Bruno's father is concerned about Lieutenant Kotler's family history

33The following directions tell how to fix a punctured tire inner tube. Which step in the directions suggest that the leak in the tube may be a very small hole and hard to find?

34What can be inferred from the passage?

35The author writes that the cries of "Fire" would be a warning cry heard thousands of times during the next thirty-one hours. You can infer from this statement that the fire in the O'Leary's barn would

36Pirates sometimes attack with cannons, fire, and smoke. These attacks can destroy ships, cargo, and supplies and leave a trail of litter on the ocean floor. They can also change the course of a sea battle.

37Why does Aunt Betsey refuse to let Mr Dick go with David?

38The enormity of visiting a time so far before his own makes Eckels-

39What skill is being tested in this question stem?"What does paragraph ..... reveal about ..... 's thoughts regarding ..... 's problem?"

40What evidence is provided in the resolution of "The Cask of Amontillado?"

41As we entered, a large blast of water hit the windshield. Huge flopping sponges began to slap at the hood as we slowly moved forward. Soon, there were suds spilling over the sides. I was glad the windows were rolled up!Where am I?

42A comparison of the actions of the Jacobins during the French Revolution and the actions of the Bolsheviks during the Russian revolution indicates that revolutions sometimes

43Is the source Reliable or Not Reliable if ..... The authors give a list of current sources that support their information.

44Samantha hurried to the bus stop with her umbrella, even though it wasn't raining. What can you infer about Samantha?

45Why was Rameck's case discountinued?

46The hero prepared his sword and shield. What might happen next?

47It can reasonably be inferred that which of the following characters from the passage lives according to Abshu's definition of a life fully lived?

48What did Nick realize as he walked away from Mrs. Granger's room?

49Evidence not directly stated withing the text. Having to read between the lines and make an inference.

50I read a website about the Golden State Warriors. It made me think about how many people try to become professional basketball players but don't make it to the NBA.

51What happened when the cat pulled the chestnuts out?

52If one agrees with Rizal on the best way to redeem our country, what would he do?

53What finally convinces Geroge to go along with Julia's plan?

54Inferencing is .....

55John knows that something has "gone wrong" when

56Implicit information is ..... stated information.

57Read the following and determine if the author used direct or indirect characterization."His wife walked briskly in front of him in a faded sundress that hadn't fit her correctly since the birth of their second son."

58How did growing up in Eatonville shape young Zora's personality differently than if she had grown up under strict Jim Crow?

59The signal fire gets out of control in Chapter 2. What does this foreshadow?

60The line "He cares for no man's praise" suggests Carlyle views Shakespeare as:

61Who is the city's Mayor, who is secretly hoarding resources?