Making Inferences from Non-Fiction Passages Exercise

Making Inferences from Non-Fiction Passages

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Making Inferences from Non-Fiction Passages

Use textual evidence to make logical inferences from non-fiction passages. Practice drawing conclusions about details that are suggested rather than explicitly stated.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    What is an inference in reading comprehension?

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    An inference combines text ____ with prior ____

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    If a text describes a bird with webbed feet and waterproof feathers, what can you infer?

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    Authors imply meaning, while readers ____ underlying ____

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    A text states 'Solar panels produced zero energy during the storm.' What can you infer?

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    Inferences must be supported by ____ located in the ____

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    If fossils of sea shells are found on a high mountain top, what can scientists infer?

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    Logical deduction helps readers draw reasonable ____ from subtle ____

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    A passage notes 'Fossil fuel reserves are dropping sharply.' What can be inferred about the future?

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    Reading between the lines uncovers ____ not directly ____

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    If an article states 'Polar bear fur thickness has declined as Arctic ice melts,' what is implied?

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    Good readers validate inferences using multiple textual ____ and ____

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    A text says 'Archaeologists found bronze shields, spears, and helmets in the tomb.' What can be inferred?

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    Context clues allow readers to infer implied ____ between ____

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    If trees in a forest show thick fire-resistant bark, what can you infer about the region?