In both inference and observation, you have to monitor or observe something.
Here's one example, you can build on it:
Sherlock Holmes 'observed' the scene below him.
His 'inference' was based on the evidences given to him.
Here's the definition of both of them...
the action or process of closely observing or monitoring something or someone is called observation.
a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning is inference.
Answer:
The memory of war. When playing with his friends, they hit each other with sticks and it reminds him of war.
Answer:
The purpose of the veteran parade is to honor those who have served in the military.
Explanation:
Dear Paul.
After reading your letter and knowing about your decision to drop out of high school and go into business, I wondered how I should advise you. After much reflection I came to a conclusion and before speaking it I would like to point out that all my advice was designed to promote good for you and your future.
I think it's wonderful that you are thinking about your future and that you are looking to enter the business world, since you have always shown a talent for it. I have no doubt that you will be very successful in your future, but I believe that you should not leave school for that.
I believe that the school will give you a knowledge base that will be very important for your next steps, in addition to that you should not miss this experience that only happens once in our life. To enter the business world you need academic education and you will not be able to reach it at any college or university without high school. Even if you don't intend to go to college, high school is important for you to be successful in business, because it offers you academic support to deal with the career challenges you have chosen. Plus, you're almost done with high school.
That said, I would like to point out that I and your whole family will support you in any decision you make, but that decision must be well thought out and reflected, evaluating all the pros and cons and should not be taken for granted.
My phone is always available for you and my house is open.
Kind regards,
Your sister,
Debora Tudor.
The figurative language in Chapter 11 in the book written by Rudyard Kipling "The Jungle Book" has a great impact to the passage as a whole since in this chapter, it was here that the setting was described, as well as the situation of the setting.
