Question

Based on the information presented in the poem, what inference can you make? use details from the poem to support your answer.

Answer 1

• A inference is something that is most likely accurate. Not all of it is revealed by the author.

• Using the text's evidence along with what we already know, we can conclude that something is probably true. That implies something. It is poetry.

• Reading between the lines or using what you know to guess at what you don't know is what it means to infer.
• By drawing their own inference from the book's hints and their own experiences, readers who draw inferences give the text a unique and unforgettable quality.

How do you answer an inference question?

• Inferences are not stated explicitly in the passage.
• Rather, inference questions require you to draw conclusions from the factual knowledge or evidence presented.
• In order to answer an inference question, you must understand the logic of the author's statements and decide what is or is not reasonable.

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