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An inference is a conclusion based on evidence. For example The floor is covered in shreds of newspaper and Susan's dog has newsprint on his paws. It can be inferred that Susan's dog ate the newspaper.

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A inference is something you see and think about but don't know for sure if it is right.
Example -it's wet outside but it's not raining you would assume it rained.

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When you are using observation and background knowledge as well as other known premises to find a conclusion that makes sense.

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An inference is a conclusion based on context clues or things you notice. My example is a dude slipped on ice so you can infer that it was slippery

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an inference is something that is hinted towards without actually being said. For example when a person says "you might wanna wear a jacket" letting you know that it is gonna be cold

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Continued...figure out what the results would be for the experiment.

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Is saying something without actually saying it. Jacame inside and was drintched and dripping with water, you can under that he was outside in the rain

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An inference is a conclusion based on evidence and reasoning. An example would be that "the guy ate a whole pizza so I can infer that he was very hungry"

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The kid is wearing blue shoes, so he must like the color blue.

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An inference is something that happened without it specifically saying so. Example: If you're watching a murder movie and at the last scene you hear a gunshot , you can infer someone got shot.

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an inference is an educational guess based on what you already know or information you are given. like if someone tells you their happy , you could make 1000 inferences as to why they're so happy

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An inference is a prediction of what you think will happen next in the text. For example the Goldy locks and 3 bears story never told the ending but you can infer Goldy locks got eaten.

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An inference is an educated guess based on information in the text.
Ex. I can infer that Jenny likes cats because she talks about them a lot.

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A conclusion reached by evidence and reasoning.

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An inference is when you are using back ground knowledge or observations. An example would be like a scientists using the knowledge that he already has to

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An inference is when you assume something, but not just randomly you're inferring something based on what you've heard guessing what comes next or how it's going o happen

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An inference is a conclusion you made based on evidence. Mrs. Poyner likes to teach because she is a teacher.

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An inference is a conclusion in a text based on context clues and evidence provided in the text. My example is the grass is wet so I can infer that it rained.

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educated guess
like i this i'll get an a in this class but i don't know until its actually proven

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An inference is when an author or someone says something that is telling you something else with our saying it directly.

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An inference is an assumption you make of what is going to happen or what already happened if not given that information.
For example :
If you're reading a story and it stops right before the murder kills the victim , you may try to inference if he really kills him or if the victim got away.

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An inference is an opinion and uses evidence from text.

The story of the three little pigs, the big bad woof could've broke through the window of the brick house to get the piggies.

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An inference is when you're reading something and make a guess about what's going to happen, based on how the story is going so far. An example is if you're reading The Fault In Our Stars, you can infer that one of the main characters will die.

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1. Complete yesterday's Padlet 081517
2. Read "Pizza Dude" aloud in small groups
3. Complete right side of TDQ sheet in groups.
4. Complete the back of the TDQ sheet, proving your group's Interpretive Question.
5. Begin Silent Reading of "Putting Kids First"