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Inference & Conclusion: Drawing Logical Inferences from Text

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  • 6 pages total

  • skill explanation page

  • 3 practice exercises

  • 1 answer key page

  • 6 pages total

  • skill explanation page

  • 3 practice exercises

  • 1 answer key page

“Making inferences: because authors never just say it straight!”
— Student

Additional Info:

  1. Difficulty Level: Medium to Difficult

  2. Grade Level: 5–6

  3. Standards:

  • CCSS. RL.5.1 / RI.5.1 – Quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences.

  • CEFR: B1 (Intermediate) – Can understand the main points and draw conclusions in written texts.

This worksheet, “Inference & Conclusion: Drawing Logical Inferences from Text,” teaches students how to infer meaning by combining text clues with reasoning.

Overview

  • Core Concepts: Defines inference and introduces five types—predictive, explanatory, character-based, causal, and thematic.

  • Activities:

    • Activity 1: Infer feelings or events and identify the inference type.

    • Activity 2: Select logical conclusions from longer passages and label the inference type.

    • Activity 3: Justify inferences in writing and name the type used.

  • Teacher Resource:

    • Answer Key: Includes correct answers and sample responses.