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Inference questions is when you haven’t to find out the meaning of something and I found out question 19 is an inference question by finding the key words which was ‘explain why’ really gave me the idea.

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They are questions where you put the answers with the question to make it organised.

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I know it’s author style + impact on reader because in one of the questions it says why did the reader use this sort of style.

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We have to use our examples to answer our question. Look at our example. Look at the section and find this shows that it is retrieval because retrieval is finding information in the text so it is asking us to retrieve that info from that page.

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A retrieval question is a question that you can see the answer in the text. E.g What is a retrieval question? The answer is in the text.

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I know it’s retrieval on question 24 because it says find and copy that means it’s retrieval

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Retrieval questions is when you pull out information for the question what I do is that I look for the key words to help me like on question 12 when it says ‘Find and copy’ it gave me an idea of what it meant so I thought that it meant to read through the text and copy the sentence.

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I know when I see a retrieval because in the question it tells you to look in the text and you have to read between the lines. Question 4 fill in the facts about the eruption of Vesuvius in the table below. One box been filled in as an example.

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I know when I see a inference is because I the question it would tell you to write the meaning of something. A inference question is are these questions true or false.?

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To find an inference question it would most likley tell you to EXPLAIN the meaning.    On question 19 the words EXPLAIN WHY tells me that it is a inference question.

To tell if a question is a retrieval question is because most retrieval question you would need to pull out information from the booklet or text. For an E.G. question 7 is a retrieval because the words FIND AND COPY tell us that we need to skim through the text and find & copy a word.

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I know when questions are retrieval because the ask you to go back and copy or find information from the text.

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I could tell this question:Explain why the archaeologist believes that he is watching the second death of Pompeii. I can tell this is a inference question because it’s basically asking me for information from the text and to get that evidence to backup my answer. Also in the question it says “explain why” which shows me it is retrieval.

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I can tell when a question is an inference question because they mostly tell you to explain what it means. For example: on question 19 it said ‘Explain why the archaeologist believes that he is watching the second death of Pompeii.’

I can tell when a question is a retrieval question because most retrieval question tell you to Find and Copy. For example: question 7 ‘Look at the section called The Eruption of Vesuvius on page 5. Find and copy a word which tells you that the ash was dangerously hot.’

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I know that retrieval questions are when you go back and look at what happened to the book and that is retrieving the question.

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I can tell certain questions are inference because they ask the meaning

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To find out what questions are retrieval it will say copy and find so that will show that is retrieval