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This Worksheet Has Ten More Practice Problems To Help Students Develop This Critical Reading Skill.

Suggested reading level for this text: Here is another worksheet on making inferences. Forming inferences are truly difficult for most students.

I Hope This Will Help Students Master Inferences.

We are asked to read between the lines and look deep into the work we are analyzing. Read the passages, answer the inference questions, and support answers with text. Making inferences helps you understand a story better.

Use What You Already Know And What The Story Says To Make Inferences:

These worksheets start with sentences and move onto paragraphs from which students need to draw conclusions. Many students have difficulty answering inferential questions. Suggested reading level for this text:

Use What The Story Says And What You Already Know To Pick The Best Answer To Each Question.

Students read the passages, answer the inferential questions, and explain their answers by using text. We find clues in a passage and do our best to make sense of those clues. On these worksheets, students determine the main idea of reading passages.