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Predicting outcomes
When you read, the clues is a story can help you figure out what will happen next. This is called predicting an outcomes.
Often you can predict what will happen by thinking about what just happened.
Often you can predict what will happen by thinking about what just happened.
Answer pg.28 - 31 Drawing conclusion
Ex. A (page 28-30)1. a Matt won the match.
2. b. Liz's favorite singer is Rihanna.
3. d. snowboard
4. c. Brad had forgotten to put detergent into the machine.
5. b. Jane loves to walk.
6. b. Melanie tucked in a lot of ice creams at the jamboree.
7. c. If according to our clocks, the sun sets an hour earlier, it will also rise an hour earlier.
Ex. B (page 30-31)
1. b. People were glad to find a way to stay awake.
2. a. It is natural.
3. d. They may be discovered by accident
2. b. Liz's favorite singer is Rihanna.
3. d. snowboard
4. c. Brad had forgotten to put detergent into the machine.
5. b. Jane loves to walk.
6. b. Melanie tucked in a lot of ice creams at the jamboree.
7. c. If according to our clocks, the sun sets an hour earlier, it will also rise an hour earlier.
Ex. B (page 30-31)
1. b. People were glad to find a way to stay awake.
2. a. It is natural.
3. d. They may be discovered by accident
Drawing Conclusions
Drawing conclusions refers to information that is implied or inferred. This means that the information is never clearly stated.
Sometimes a passage may contain ideas that are not stated directly. Then you must draw a conclusion. When you do this, you decide what facts mean.
Sometimes a passage may contain ideas that are not stated directly. Then you must draw a conclusion. When you do this, you decide what facts mean.
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