Read the short passage below. Choose a textual evidence, think of a prior knowledge that you can connect to it, and make an inference. "What branch of the service are you putting your chauffeur in?" I asked. "I'm not sure," he answered, "I think I'll send him up in the air. It's dangerous, of course, but it's no time to think about that." So, in due time, Mr. Spugg's chauffeur, Henry, went overseas. He was reported first as in England. Next he was right at the front, at the very firing itself. by Rhean Desoloc

2024-09-16 16:29:36 UTC

in paragraph 1 line"3&4 the author wrote..."henry went overseas he was reported first as in England next he was right at the front,at the very firing itself..

I know that Henry is getting sent overseas to go to war and he I in a plane right at the front and he is shooting I also know that people can get hurt during war especially In the air.

I think Henry might go to war in a plane and be the gunner of the plane and could possibly get hurt.

2024-09-16 16:31:30 UTC

in paragraph line 3 the author wrote Mr. Spugg chauffeur, Henry went overseas.

I know some people are scard of riding in airplanes.

Mr. Spugg chauffeur, Henry went overseas but some people are scard of riding in airplanes.

2024-09-16 16:34:26 UTC

In paragraph 1 line 2&3

Henry had gone overseas but some people can get very sick over seas and Mr.Spugg. The chauffeur can also take you places like over seas.

2024-09-16 16:35:08 UTC

in paragraph line 1&2 the author wrote

putting your chauffeur? I asked.im not sure he answered. I think ill send him up in the air

jalogan2 — 2024-09-16 16:35:14 UTC

In paragraph 1 line 2 the author wrote. " I think i'll send them up in the air and its dangerous

he is scared to go in the airplane.

he is scared to go in the air to go overseas and some people was scared to go on a airplanes

khoard2 — 2024-09-16 16:36:38 UTC

in paragraph 1 line 2-3 I think there going to be on a airplain cause it said he went over it and if he wasn't in a airplain how will he go over England that how he in dangerous but ... they flyed over Englan

2024-09-16 16:37:07 UTC

In paragraph 1 line 2,the 'author wrote its dangerous of course but no time to think about it' . i

it seemed that Henry was scared to go up high in the sky to go to England but most people aren't scared to go up in the sky that's why the author stated that theirs no time to think about it

2024-09-16 16:37:21 UTC

in paragraph 1 line 2 I think I'll send him up in the air.

I know that sending him to the air is Dangerous.

he is scared to fly because it is dangerous.

2024-09-16 16:39:24 UTC

Henry was scared going so hight up in the sky and some people will get sick and some will pass out he thouht it was to dangerous

2024-09-16 16:40:33 UTC

2024-09-16 18:28:54 UTC

In paragraph 1, lines 2-4 The author wrote ¨I think I´ll send him up in the air. It´s dangerous, of course.

My prior knowledge, is if I were to send a chauffeur in the air he would probably fall and die.

My inference, if Henry makes a chauffeur go in the air, he will fall and die a terrible death.

2024-09-16 18:31:06 UTC

in paragraph 1, lines 1 & 2 the author wrote"its dangerous, of course, but it's no time to think about that"

In other words, he's in an rush and has to send someone even if its dangerous

My prior knowledge is that its very risky but he said he want to do it so he's going to do it.

kcbell1 — 2024-09-16 18:31:41 UTC

Textual Evidence: In paragraph 1, Line 2 it states "I think I'll send him up in the air".

Prior Knowledge: I know that everything that goes up goes down, witch can be risky going up in the air due to gravity.

Inference: Henry was hesitant to go in the air due to the dangers of gravity.

sscummings1 — 2024-09-16 18:31:52 UTC

In paragraph lines 1-2 the author wrote "I think i'll send him up in the air it is dangerous but there is no time to think about that."

Manly he should not send the chauffeur up there because it is too risky.

He wants to send him up there but he should not because it is too risky and all he could die.

2024-09-16 18:33:03 UTC

2024-09-16 18:33:20 UTC

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victoriannajones — 2024-09-16 18:34:37 UTC

In paragraph 1, line 2, the author wrote: I think I'll send him up in the air.

It's not okay to throw someone in the air its dangerous and they could get very bad hurt.

Mr. Spugg's Chauffeur, Henry, went overseas so I don't think that he would throw someone in the air because they wouldn't wont to get a murder charge and the person might be to heavy.

2024-09-16 18:35:09 UTC

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2024-09-16 18:35:18 UTC

In paragraph 1 line 2 he or she going to send he or she to the sky.

My prion knowledge is that they are training to kill the driver.

the driver is going to die.

2024-09-16 18:35:28 UTC

In paragraph 1 line 2 wrote I think I will send him up in the air. Its dangerous, of course, but its no time to think about that.

My prior knowledge is that Mr.Sprung was in a hurry to send Henry to England.

My inference Mr.Sprung has important things to do in England.

2024-09-16 18:36:43 UTC

In paragraph 1 lines 1-2 The author wrote I'll send him up in the air. It's dangerous, of course, but it's no time to think about that

2024-09-16 18:37:18 UTC

In the 2 paragraph,Line 1 From Mr. Spugg’s intention to send his chauffeur “up in the air,” we can infer a broader theme of valor in the face of danger

2024-09-17 19:15:08 UTC

In paragraph 1 line 2 -I think ill send him up in the air .Line 3 but its no time to think about that.