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Making Inferences quiz 1Version en ligne Making Inferences quiz 1 par Vijo Gor 1 What is an inference? a An idea you figure out using clues and what you already know b A fact that can be proven with measurements c A guess with no information d An opinion based on personal beliefs 2 What does it mean to infer? a To believe something is always true b To repeat what the text says exactly c To use clues and what you already know to come up with an idea d To make something up without clues 3 What do you use to make inferences? a Clues and what you already know b Opinions and feelings c Luck and guessing d Rules and instructions 4 Can you use observations to make inferences? a Yes, you can use what you observe to make inferences b No, observations only show facts c Yes, but only in fiction d No, observations are not useful 5 What is making inferences like? a Memorizing information b Following directions step by step c Solving math problems d Being a detective who looks for clues and puts them together 6 Do you always know something for sure when you make an inference? a Yes, if you have enough clues b No, an inference is not certain, but it can be very likely c No, inferences are always wrong d Yes, inferences are always correct 7 Why is it important to make inferences? a Because they help us guess faster b Because they replace evidence c Because they make stories more exciting d Because they help us understand ideas by using clues and what you already know 8 Which statement best describes an inference? a An opinion based on beliefs b A guess with no information c Idea you figure out using clues and what you already know d A fact proven with measurements 9 Inferencing relies on clues plus prior knowledge to... a Prove every fact b Form an idea about something not directly stated c Ignore the clues altogether d Repeat the text verbatim 10 An inference is most similar to which activity? a Following a recipe exactly b Solving a mystery by connecting clues c Memorizing dates d Writing a direct quote from a text 11 You see dark clouds in the sky, and people around you are opening umbrellas. What can you infer? a The weather is always bad b It will rain c People like umbrellas d Clouds are made of water 12 A student walks into class late, breathing fast, with messy hair. What is the best inference? a The student is always late b The student forgot the homework c The student does not like school d The student was probably rushing 13 A dog is sitting by the door, wagging its tail, while its owner puts on shoes and grabs a leash. What is a good inference? a The dog is tired b The dog dislikes shoes c The dog wants food d The dog expects a walk 14 A character avoids eye contact, speaks quietly, and hides behind others. What can you infer about the character? a The character is angry b The character is joyful. c The character is shy d The character is bored 15 You see muddy shoes by the door and wet footprints on the floor. What can you infer? a Someone cleaned the house b Someone came in from outside in the rain c The floor is slippery d Shoes are dirty

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Making Inferences quiz 1Version en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What is an inference?

What does it mean to infer?

What do you use to make inferences?

Can you use observations to make inferences?

What is making inferences like?

Do you always know something for sure when you make an inference?

Why is it important to make inferences?

Which statement best describes an inference?

Inferencing relies on clues plus prior knowledge to...

An inference is most similar to which activity?

You see dark clouds in the sky, and people around you are opening umbrellas. What can you infer?

A student walks into class late, breathing fast, with messy hair. What is the best inference?

A dog is sitting by the door, wagging its tail, while its owner puts on shoes and grabs a leash. What is a good inference?

A character avoids eye contact, speaks quietly, and hides behind others. What can you infer about the character?

You see muddy shoes by the door and wet footprints on the floor. What can you infer?