Asked by bob
To make an inference, the reader should combine textual evidence with
background knowledge.
characters’ names.
plot elements.
strong opinions.
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background knowledge.
An inference is drawn by combining evidence from the text with what the reader already knows or has experienced. Characters’ names or plot elements are parts of the text (not the external knowledge you bring), and strong opinions are subjective conclusions, not the same as using background knowledge to infer.
An inference is drawn by combining evidence from the text with what the reader already knows or has experienced. Characters’ names or plot elements are parts of the text (not the external knowledge you bring), and strong opinions are subjective conclusions, not the same as using background knowledge to infer.
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