Question

How can you make an inference about a passage? Select two answers.(1 point)

You can test your comprehension of the passage.

You can interpret what you learned in the explicit details.

You can read different types of writing that are like the passage.

You can make an educated guess about the passage.

You can directly state the information on the topic.

Answer 1

https://www.teachervision.com/reading-comprehension/inferences#:~:text=What%20Is%20It%3F-,Making%20an%20inference%20involves%20using%20what%20you%20know%20to%20make,the%20text%20personal%20and%20memorable.

Let us know what you think.

Answer 2

Thank you so much that helped me find out one of them! but im still not sure about the other. I shall look in my notes

Answer 3

Key Words
explicit ​–​ something that is stated directly in a text
infer ​–​ to make an educated guess about something based on your reasoning and what is written in a text
inference ​–​ an educated guess based on what is read and what is already known



i have a feeling it would be "You can make an educated guess about the passage" and ''You can directly state the information on the topic.''

Answer 4

"educated guess based on … " <~~YES!

Answer 5

tysm

Answer 6

Look at my name 👇

Answer 7

Just kidding I got a 100 on it

Answer 8

Write 1-2 sentences describing what a collaborative discussion looks like and what happens when you share ideas in a collaborative discussion.

Answer 9

shorten this please.

Answer 10

Write 1-2 sentences explaining how speakers use their voice and language when giving a speech.

Answer 11

please make this shorter.

Answer 12

Write a paragraph explaining how someone can take active notes to prepare for a collaborative discussion.

Answer 13

shorten this

Answer 14

A collaborative discussion involves a group of people sharing their ideas and viewpoints on a particular topic. In such discussions, everyone has an opportunity to speak and to actively listen to others, as they explore the topic and reach conclusions together.

Answer 15

Collaborative discussions involve group members sharing ideas and viewpoints on a topic. Everyone has a chance to speak and listen actively, leading to a group conclusion.

Answer 16

Speakers use their voice and language to capture the audience's attention and convey their message during a speech. They may use intonation, vocal variety, and nonverbal cues to emphasize and convince the audience of their ideas.

Answer 17

When giving a speech, speakers use their voice and language to engage the audience, convey their ideas, and persuade them.

Answer 18

Before participating in a collaborative discussion, one should take active notes to prepare and keep track of important points. Some effective note-taking methods include summarizing key ideas, organizing information into categories, and highlighting important details. Additionally, one may consider using symbols and abbreviations to simplify and streamline note-taking. By taking active and organized notes, one can better engage in the discussion, contribute meaningful ideas, and recall important takeaways after the discussion ends.

Answer 19

To prepare for a collaborative discussion, active note-taking helps in summarizing key ideas, organizing information into categories, and highlighting important details. Using symbols and abbreviations can also simplify note-taking. Effective note-taking can aid in actively engaging in the discussion, contributing meaningful ideas, and recalling important takeaways.