When a reader makes inferences based on the details provided, it means
that they are able to understand the narrative or plot within the story
that they are reading on a deeper level based on their own
interpretations and experiences.
Answer:
1. If you are caught driving too fast, <em>as a result </em>you will get a speeding ticket.
2. High fuel costs <em>lead to </em>higher food prices and the loss of many jobs.
3. It was raining and I missed my bus; <em>so </em>I got wet and missed my test.
4. A woman's use of alcohol during pregnancy can<em> lead to</em> birth defects in an unborn child.
5. John ate too fast. <em>Therefore</em>, he had a stomach ache.
6. I was doing some really difficult homework. <em>Therefore</em>, a cake in the oven burned. (<em>Therefore </em>could be <em>so</em>; they have the same meaning)
7. They have been so happy <em>because </em>they won first prize in the lotterly last year.
8. Some water pipes under the house broke this morning,<em> so</em> we had no water for hours.
9. Some people built their houses very close to the beach. <em>Consequently </em>they have had to spend a lot of money trying to protect them from the sea during storm.
10. <em>Because </em>Larry's car stereo was so loud, I could hear his mouth moving, but I had no idea what he was saying.
Explanation:
Are you taking an English course? 'Cause they seem simple questions to me.
