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Inference Based On Grammatical StructureSet 68

1Read the following sentences.When Conner saw the advertisement, he knew right then that he wanted to participate, and he wanted his brother to participate with him.This sentence shows that Conner is-

2Predicting outcomesKendra put on her swimsuit. Next, she packed her towel and sand toys in her bag. Finally, she put on a hat and some sunscreen. Then she walked over to the door.Where did Kendra most likely go?

3What important news did Grady learn from Pastor Jeremy about why the treasure would not be in the spot where Grady and his friends were digging in the cemetery?

4Hypothesize; use text evidence and logical reasoning to determine what might happen next

5"It was a sight to behold. Whole families sharing small rooms with other families. The smell was horrible, and the Lord knows what critters were living in the walls. I guess it's good they work 16 hour days; ain't no room for much except sleeping."The above quote is probably talking about

6To guess, to conclude from evidence.

7What does the old man's inability to communicate with the townspeople suggest?

8The mother, Poppy, is often heard saying, "There are some things even savvies can't fix." What does this refer to?

9According Article 6 of the United States Constitution, which of the following demands are placed on the Judges of every state?

10Why does Chris refuse to sign the check?

11While reading, if I do not know what I have read, or something is not clear, I should

12Considering both passages, which inference is most reasonable?

13Viewed in the context of the passage, the statement in lines 55-56 is most likely intended to suggest that:

14If a reader needs to infer what the author is saying, they should look for

15Of the almost 30 million TVs discarded, only 4 million were recycled. What does this say about our culture?

16Why does Jonas take Gabriel into the trees?

17Blaze had fun hiking in the woods and doing crafts. He also really enjoyed the campfire sing-a-long and had made a lot of new friends. Still, he was glad that tomorrow he would be going home.Where is Blaze?

18In a literary analysis, how can identifying the author's purpose help you interpret the meaning of a text?

19Even spiders that do not build webs from silk use it for a variety of purposes, such as constructing egg sacs and nursery tents. What can you infer about spiders?

20Why does Billy decide not to tell his parents about the dogs at first?

21After reading a story about a boy who always tells the truth, even when it's hard, what conclusion can you draw about the boy?

22Information from the text to support an idea

23Define: inference

24A modern leader gives a speech called The Invisible Builders, praising teachers and workers as "the nation's quiet engine." This speech would be MOST similar in spirit to-

25Why is Mr. Frankland so happy when he invites Watson for a drink?

26What did the discovery of African books do for the author?

27Why did Douglass's ability to read make him unhappy?

28PASSAGE 1It can be inferred that the "existence" mentioned in the last sentence of paragraph 1 will be characterized primarily by

29A ..... pertains to the writer's judgment of the text's facts, details, or pieces of information. Hence, in journalistic texts, the writer deduces an idea based on the facts presented in the article.

30It's a special day for Leah! Her mother decorates a delicious cake with eight colorful candles. As the cake is placed on the table, everyone joyfully sings to Leah. The warm glow of the candles lights up her face as she makes a wish and blows them out with a big smile.What can you infer about what day it is?

31When making an inference, it is always important to go back to the text to?

32Jason was spiteful. All the kids knew it and they steered clear of him.What do we learn about Jason? How do we know?

33Why does Maureen get out of the car when Debbie does?

34What can you infer about this character? Whenever anyone tries to speak to Dee, she says, "You don't know me," rolls her eyes, and walks away.

35Consider the following situation:When I left the shop, my car was not in the car park anymore.What can we infer by this statement?

36How did Charley's view on the war change?

37Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. This means .....

38What does Mr. Van Dorn subtly suggest Cristian look for at the American Library?

39Why is Victoria's mom upset with her?

40What evidence from the text supports the author's message about being brave?

41In the excerpt from Brown Girl Dreaming, what does Woodson's mother believe?

42What can we infer about the genetic engineering of rice?

43In Martin Luther King Jr.'s "Letter from Birmingham Jail," what does King say about breaking an unjust law?

44The dialogue between the boys where they are trying to decided who goes first shows what about their characterization?

45What can you infer (understand through evidence) about his relationship with his aunt from this paragraph?

46The author's statement "This never failed to make him try again" tells us that Doodle is .....

47Why would Abuelita have hard time to take out her own money?

48Based on Passage B, it can reasonably be inferred that the author views his first exposure to rap music as:

49The ideas being asked about in Inference questions won't be stated explicitly.

50"A promise is a curse sometimes." Who most likely says this, reflecting the themes of the book?

51If you read news about flooding in your area, what is the best thing to do as a reader? Choose the best answer.

52According to the passage, what is one consequence of overconsumption?

53What does Fidelito say is unfair about the border patrol jobs?

54The basketball team had the ball with only three seconds left on the clock. They trailed by one point. What prediction can you make?

55Logical conclusion based on the reader's background knowledge and text clues

56READING2.-Manuela always studies at the library.

57In chapters 8-11, what does Suds' mom say he needs to improve on?

58Some reasons were implied to explain why Walter daydreamed so often. Which of the following is NOT one of those reasons.

59What do you think the most important thing we learn about Woodson is?

60In the first stanza of the poem, "The Road Not Taken", the poet is talking of the present time when he has to choose one of the two roads. What time is he thinking of in the last stanza?

61What do the policemen and detectives think killed Patrick?