Your friend isn't eating lunch, but he keeps sighing and saying, "I'm so hungry." Why isn't he eating?
relevant social inference
Ms. Jenn is handing back your morning work and she seems like she is in a great mood. How do you think the class overall did on their work?
relevant social inference
You get home from school and you drop your book bag, kick off your shoes, and use several dishes to make a snack. When your staff see this, they say, "It looks like a tornado went through here." Why did they say that?
relevant social inference
Someone in your class that you talk to almost every day asks you for your phone number. Why?
relevant social inference
Your teacher tries to get the class's attention, but everyone is still talking. She stands at the front of the room and doesn't say anything? Why?
relevant social inference
You work at a fast food restaurant. They person ordering seems like they're in a hurry. What should you do?
relevant social inference
You tell a joke that everyone laughs at. You tell a similar joke next. People don't laugh as much. Why?
relevant social inference
You're leaving the house and your staff says, "It's 22 degrees out this morning." What are they telling you?
relevant social inference
You brought a bunch of coins from home to pay for your lunch. You are trying to count them to pay for your food, but you keep getting distracted. How do the students behind you feel? What could you do instead next time?
relevant social inference
Someone is looking at you for what seems like too long. Why might they be looking at you? What could you say?
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