Do you know how to make an inference? If yes, start playing this making inferences quiz and give answers to the questions asked below and evaluate how good are you at this. Making inferences is a comprehension strategy used by writers and students to read between the lines to make connections and draw conclusions by reading a text or part of it. Do you wish to see how good you are at making inferences? Take up the test below and improve your skills.
Kurt is not a very good player.
Kurt is on Bill's team.
Jessica was inconsiderate of Kurt's feelings.
Bill, Jessica, Kurt and the other players are playing basketball.
Kurt is mean.
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Construction site.
School
Jail
The passage does not provide enough information to know.
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Jesse enjoys Mr. Misers class.
Mr. Miser teaches math.
Jesse does not like Mr. Miser's class.
Mr. Miser is Jesse's favorite teacher.
Both B and C.
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Spends a lot of time outside.
Has a positive outlook on life.
Writes poems a lot.
Is unhappy most of the time.
None of the above.
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Turner had promised himself to do something silly that morning.
It was raining outside.
Turner had to return the umbrella to his teacher.
Turner had heard a weather forecast that predicted rain.
All of the above.
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The Department of Transportation realizes its mistake is making plans to fix it.
Once they let dogs into restaurants, goats and pigs are sure to follow.
People without pets are probably mentally healthier than people who have pets.
Dogs display affection and give their owners a feeling of being loved and cared for.
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Sally isn't hungry.
Sally doesn't like what her mother made for dinner.
Sally's mother's cooking is awful.
All of the above.
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Jill has to give a speech.
Jill is nervous.
Jill was prepared.
All of the above.
None of the above.
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Randy knew Pickles was getting ready to die.
Randy didn't know what to do with a dead hamster.
Randy liked Pickles
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A major league baseball player.
An usher.
A ticket salesman.
A hot dog vendor.
Non of the above.
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People who are suspicious by nature are not good candidates for hypnosis.
People who watch a lot of television are among the easiest to hypnotize because they are used to living in a fantasy world and are ready to believe almost anything, even if the events described are highly unusual, even unbelievable.
In movies, crime solvers successfully use hypnosis to make people talk about experiences they want to forget or hide; people who watch these movies then think the same thing can happen in reality.
In movies, crime solvers successfully use hypnosis to make people talk about experiences they want to forget or hide; people who watch these movies then think the same thing can happen in reality.
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