Exam 16: Analyzing Facts, Opinions, and Inferences

Choose the most appropriate inference for the paragraphs below. -Lamar paced nervously around the edge of the pool.All the other kids were playing and splashing in the pool.He looked for the depth signs and wondered how far he could wade in the Water without anyone noticing, but would fear take over? What is happening with Lamar?

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -A doctor's advice can be considered _______.

Choose the most appropriate inference for the paragraphs below. -Candles were lit and dinner was neatly arranged on the table.Lindsey spent all day grocery shopping and preparing a fabulous meal.But now she was sound asleep on the couch in her Black dress. What is happening with Lindsey?

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -All of the following describes a fact except:

Choose the most appropriate inference for the paragraphs below. -Books were scattered across the desk, notes and highlighted selections filled the pages. Wadded up pieces of paper littered the floor.Simone sat at her desk, head in her hands, as the Cursors blinked on an empty page. What is happening with Simone?

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -Facts can be verified by

Group 4 • Yellow crime scene tape surrounded the house. • Broken glass lay on the ground next to the front door. • Police officers with flashlights searched surrounding homes. -What conclusions can be drawn?

Choose the most appropriate inference for the paragraphs below. -Music played softly in the background as groups of people made small talk with each other. It was a somber sight to see the sea of black dresses, hats, and suits.Today was supposed to be Fun and exciting, but this took precedence over everything else. What is happening?

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -Textbooks, news articles, and journals typically rely on

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -A fact is ________.

Choose the most appropriate inference for the paragraphs below. -It was 6:30 in the morning and the fire was burning strong.Sarah and Michele sat huddled up next the radio trying to stay warm.They sat anxiously awaiting the announcement from school Board. What announcement are the girls waiting on?

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -Which of the following is not true?

Group 3 • Boxes lined the hallway. • Both mother and daughter cried and embraced each other. • A black cap and gown lay draped over a living room chair. -What conclusions can be drawn?

Group 2 • The group gathered together in anticipation. • Streamers and balloons decorated the deck where they stood. • Flags waved in the air as the group watched the sky. -What conclusions can be drawn?

Use the set of details in each question to make an appropriate and logical inference. Group 1 • A loud thud is heard on the second floor of the apartment. • A scream followed by sobbing echoes down the stairs. • As mom enters the room, she finds her two year old lying on the floor next to the bed holding her arm. -What conclusions can be drawn?

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -Drawing logical conclusions is called a(n) _______.

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -An opinion can be credible if ______________.

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -An opinion is ____________.

Choose the most appropriate inference for the paragraphs below. -Of all the chores Michael was assigned, this was his least favorite.He didn't mind hauling the smelly garbage bags to the curb each morning.He didn't mind unloading dish from the Dishwasher.But he couldn't stand all the sorting and folding. What chore does Michael hate?

Read the questions below and choose the most appropriate answer. -All of the following can be used to test whether a statement is a fact: