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Inference Workbook: Inferences and Drawing Conclusions

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Inference Workbook: Inferences and Drawing Conclusions

by Angeline Gormley

5 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	4463 KB
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Print length	:	27 pages
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What is an inference?

An inference is a that is drawn from evidence. Inferences can be made about anything, from the weather to the behavior of people. When we make an inference, we are using our knowledge and experience to fill in the gaps in our understanding of the world.

Inferences can be either valid or invalid. A valid inference is one that is supported by the evidence. An invalid inference is one that is not supported by the evidence.

How to draw s

To draw a , we need to first identify the evidence that we have. Once we have identified the evidence, we can start to make inferences about what it means.

When drawing s, it is important to consider the following:

* The strength of the evidence. The stronger the evidence, the more likely it is that the is valid. * The number of pieces of evidence. The more pieces of evidence that we have, the more likely it is that the is valid. * The consistency of the evidence. The more consistent the evidence, the more likely it is that the is valid.

Exercises

This inference workbook includes a variety of exercises and activities that will help students practice making inferences and drawing s.

The exercises in this workbook cover a variety of topics, including:

* Everyday situations * Historical events * Scientific data * Literary passages

The activities in this workbook are designed to help students develop their critical thinking skills and to improve their ability to make inferences and draw s.

This inference workbook is a valuable resource for students who want to improve their critical thinking skills. The exercises and activities in this workbook will help students practice making inferences and drawing s, and will help them to become more effective problem solvers.

Inference Workbook: Inferences and Drawing Conclusions

by Angeline Gormley

5 out of 5