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Inference Based On Grammatical StructureSet 83

1Harrison Bergeron: Based on the number of handicaps Harrison wears, you can conclude he is .....

2The ACT wants you to infer something that MUST be true based on what you have read. Ms. Nelson came to class this morning with wet hair. What can be inferred from the preceding statement?

3In "Checkouts," why does the girl like to shop for groceries?

4A teacher is reading a fiction story aloud to their class. They stop throughout to model the think-aloud strategy. In their think-aloud moments, they make predictions about what will happen next and reflect on what the characters learn throughout each plot event. What level of reading comprehension are they modeling for their students?

5How does Sir Henry react when he sees the moor for the first time?

6How does Mr. Mead's profession (job) act as a threat to society in "The Pedestrian"?

7L-What is Mary's motive for getting the lamb from the freezer?

8What evidence from the text supports the idea that the main character is brave?

9Based on details in "The Open Window" what caused VEra to tell Nuttel the story of her aunt's "great tragedy"?

10IX. Read the following passage and mark the letter A, B, C, or D to indicate the correct answer to each of the questions.67. Which of the following is NOT true according to the passage?

11A conclusion one can draw from the presented details.

12When a character in a story says, "I can't wait for the summer holidays; I need a break from all this chaos, " what can you infer about their current situation?

13What does Humbug suggest to do about the situation they are discussing?

14Quilt: Which poem detail shows the family still provides comfort despite problems?

15A If "Vietnamese people can buy many new products thanks to our trade with other ASEAN nations," what can you infer about the effect of trade on product availability?A. Trade limits the number of products available.B. Trade allows new products to enter the market from other countries.C. Trade only involves exchanging old products, not new ones.D. Trade stops people from buying products from their own country.

16Do the following statement agree with the information given in the reading passage above? Choose one option: True if the statement agrees with the information; False if the statement contradicts the information; Not Given if there is no information on this. In the past, engineers were unable to build water supply systems for use.

17Man: "How do you think you did on the literature exam that you had this morning?" Woman: "I really wish I could take it over again." Narrator: "What does the woman imply?"

18True-False-Not GivenExcept to William James, many other experts did not accept that sports can be a way to replace wars.

19Making inferences:Based on the information in the passage, what can you conclude about the relationship between the two characters?

20"Other scientists have looked at stressors:events or situations that produce stress. A deadline, a poor test performance, or bothersome noises all may be thought of as stressors."Is this statement TRUE, FALSE, or NOT GIVEN?Bothersome noises are more likely to cause stress than a poor test performance.

21True or False: Stargirl's appearance on "Hot Seat" increased her popularity.

22What does the instructor suggest about the prompt information regarding speaker and audience?

23Experience clue sometimes a reader knows from experience how people or things act in a given situation.

24Max stepped up to the plate. He held the bat up and stared intently at the pitcher as he watched several balls fly by. Then, he walked back to the dugout and sat down. What can you infer from the passage?

25What is one way Lexi can feel more confident about transitioning to high school according to the text?

26(man) Did you finish the report for the meeting tomorrow?(woman) I'm still working on it, but I'll have it done by tonight.(narrator) What does the woman imply?

27What does "Reasonable Statement not in the text" imply?

28Why does Ponyboy tell Jerry Wood the entire story?

29Emerson lists historical figures like Socrates and Galileo to show that:

30The passage implies that the boy mainly views the stranger's demonstration of his archery skills as:

31On page 49, do we know where Kyle is playing?

32Reading: Open your Language Log on page 141. Read and answer.Has Gianni ever been to Australia?

33What happened with the kids in the Corvette?

34What can we learn about Captain Arsenio from his flight diary?

35What causes Bud to leave the Amos family's house?

36What can be inferred about the last line in paragraph 1?

37"The Censors"When the narrator says in lines 29-30 that "you've got to beat them to the punch" and "sabotage the machinery," it means that Juan must

38How did Natalya react when her father told Lomov was here to propose her?

39In "Lamb to the Slaughter," why does Mary Maloney kill her husband Patrick?

40"The sky was grey. It was raining very hard. Cindy put on her rain boots and jacket. She grabbed her umbrella and her backpack."What do you think will happen next?

41Why is Jordan so happy to see Maury walking down the hall on is first day of school?

42No one in town was quite prepared for the ferocity of the tornado. Which of the following is probably true about the tornado?

43How does the professor explain the shift from manufacturing to technology?

44What does inference mean in the context of a story?

45Why was Swami not able to hand over the letter to the headmaster?

46Plan a strategy to determine the author's purpose in a text with effective rhetoric.

47Indicate whether this statement is true or false, according to the text: The origami robot has a computer processor to help it think.

48An inference is a guess based on

49Mike 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. Where is Mike?

50The man came into the house and went straight to the kitchen sink, where he got a large glass of water for himself. His t-shirt had large dark stains on it. He took off his earbuds after he finished the drink of water.What was the man (most likely) doing?

51What do George's shoes tell us about him?

52What made the little boy happy?

53This passage provides evidence that Daedalus is

54According to the text, what is true about Dorian?

55Read the following passage:"Some time before he introduced himself I'd gotten a strong impression that he was picking his words with care"Based on this line, what can the reader infer about Gatsby?

56The setting is important because it emphasizes the family's:

57It can reasonably be inferred that after seeing the first man walk on the moon, compared to the narrator of Passage B, the narrator of Passage A felt:

58A student keeps checking the clock during class. What can you infer?

59The child is sad in the end because

60Why should a technician read the software license before installation?

61Turning Waste into Energy (p. 9)13. In paragraph 4, why does the author compare anaerobic digesters to stomachs?