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  • 3.1: Making Inferences

      • 3.1.1: Making Inferences Basics

        • Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges: "Making Inferences" Page

          In this unit, we will focus on making inferences. What is an inference? What's the difference between an inference and a guess? And what does any of this have to do with college-level reading and writing? Read this article and complete the practice activities to learn about making inferences as a reading comprehension strategy.

      • 3.1.2: Making Inferences - Advanced

        • Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges: "Making Inferences -- Advanced" Page

          This article builds on your knowledge of making inferences to explore “if-then” statements. Read the article and complete the practice exercises. When you’re finished, take a few moments to reflect on what you’ve learned in this unit so far. Write down the answers to the following questions:

          • In your own words, what does it mean to make an inference?
          • What’s the difference between an inference and a guess? 
          • How can making inferences help you in your reading? What about your writing?

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