Share INFERENCES FROM "STRANGERS IN THE SNOW" by ANNA MENDEZ
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Why did the men knock on the door?
They wanted to play a game.
They wanted to sing a song.
They needed help and warmth.
None of them
What was the weather like outside?
It was sunny and warm.
All of them
It was raining a little.
It was cold and snowy.
How did the men arrive at the cabin?
They came by car.
They were riding horses.
They walked.
How did Uncle James feel when he heard the knock?
He felt happy
He felt sleepy.
He was surprised.
What did the older man ask for?
Money for their horses.
A place to sleep and food.
Help to fix their car.
What did Uncle James offer the men?
Hot tea and cake.
Stew and bread.
Cold water and fruit.
What was the son worried about?
The horses being outside.
The fire going out.
His father feeling sick.
Where did Jane think the horses could sleep?
In the house.
In the barn.
Under a tree.
What did Jane imagine?
Playing in the snow.
Traveling on a horse in bad weather.
Eating a warm meal.
How did Jane feel about helping the men?
She thought it was a bad idea.
She knew it was the right thing to do.
She didn't care.
