You see balloons on a fence and excited children are seen. What is the inference?, A school is opening nearby., There is a birthday party happening., The house is for sale., It is a rainy day., A dog is whimpering and sitting by the front door. What can you infer?, The dog is hungry., The dog wants to go outside., The dog is tired., The dog is happy., A woman is on a couch laughing, eating popcorn, and holding a remote. She is likely watching:, A scary movie., A comedy., A documentary., The nightly news., Mrs. Lee is at her desk waiting for children to finish their work. Her profession is:, Doctor., Teacher., Librarian., Chef, Tina is in a dark room with floor lights, whispering "Excuse me" between rows. She is at:, A hospital., A movie theater., A crowded park., A loud party., Tina holds up a large soft drink with two straws. What is her intention?, She is very thirsty., She intends to share the drink with Martha., She wants to drink faster., She forgot to buy a second drink., Gwen has a box of tissues by her pillow and has been sniffling all night. How does she feel?, She feels energetic., She is feeling unwell/sick., She is very happy., She is ready to exercise., Gwen says she has been unable to get up for two days straight. What does this clue suggest?, She loves television., She has been sick for a couple of days., She is a movie critic., Her TV is new., Gwen looks out her window at a "busy street" with traffic below. She lives in:, A quiet farm., A city., The woods., An airplane., According to the "formula" for inferring, an inference is:, Reading fast + Guessing., Text clues + Prior knowledge., Asking the teacher + Reading the end., Memorizing words + Looking at the cover., Aaron sees a cake, presents, and party hats. What is the inference?, Someone is doing homework., Someone is having a birthday., It is a swimming lesson., It is Monday morning., Mom is putting thin noodles in boiling water and heating red sauce. She is making:, Tacos, Spaghetti., A sandwich., Ice cream., Bob finds an empty cookie jar and a trail of crumbs leading to Megan. Who ate the cookies?, Bob ate them., Megan ate them., A ghost ate them, The jar was always empty., Tony makes a disgusted face after eating a piece of sushi. What can we infer?, He wants more., He does not like sushi., The sushi is delicious., The sushi is too hot., Why is inferring often called "reading between the lines"?, Because you skip lines while reading., Because the author doesn't say the meaning directly., Because the lines are too long to read., Because it only applies to poetry..

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