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Inferences, Conclusions, Generalizations, Predictions, and Summary

Inferences, Conclusions, Generalizations, Predictions, and Summary

Types of Inferences Inference: information not directly stated in a passage. When you draw

Types of Inferences Inference: information not directly stated in a passage. When you draw an inference, you are making an educated guess based on facts and details in a passage. By reviewing various ideas and details in the passage, you can infer information that is not directly stated in a passage.

Generalization A specific type of inference in which you apply knowledge in a passage

Generalization A specific type of inference in which you apply knowledge in a passage to new situations that are related. You make generalizations from your reading as well as from your daily life.

Conclusions Drawing a conclusion is a common type of inference skill. When you draw

Conclusions Drawing a conclusion is a common type of inference skill. When you draw a conclusion, you form a judgement or opinion based on the details in the passage. To draw conclusions, use all the details and clues in the passage.

Predictions involve thoughts or actions that could continue beyond the passage. You may be

Predictions involve thoughts or actions that could continue beyond the passage. You may be asked to relate the information in the passage to a new situation not mentioned in the passage. Clues and facts in the passage will guide your predictions.

tips for Answering questions Read the passage twice. Read the question and answer choices.

tips for Answering questions Read the passage twice. Read the question and answer choices. Choose the answer based on the stated facts or clues in the passage.

Tips for Finding Meaning Read the passage carefully. Reread the passage for details. Choose

Tips for Finding Meaning Read the passage carefully. Reread the passage for details. Choose the statement that best expresses the meaning of the passage.

Reference Chapter 3, Passing the New Alabama Graduation Examination in Reading, American Book Company

Reference Chapter 3, Passing the New Alabama Graduation Examination in Reading, American Book Company

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