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Observation vs. Inference

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  • The leaf has several tiny holes in it.
    Observation
    Inference
  • The baby is crying because she is hungry.
    Inference
    Observation
  • This is the best roller coaster because it's the fastest in the park.
    Observation
    Inference
  • There are 20 students in Mr. Maher's homeroom.
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    Inference
  • The wet socks have an unpleasant smell.
    Inference
    Observation
  • This cheese smells bad, so it must be rotten.
    Inference
    Observation
  • My teacher assigned math homework on a Friday because he wants to torture us.
    Observation
    Inference
  • The math test was 5 pages long.
    Observation
    Inference
  • Mr. Maher must be good at basketball because he is tall.
    Inference
    Observation
  • The grass is wet because it rained.
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    Inference
  • The soda can contains 12 fluid ounces of liquid.
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    Inference
  • Our car gets 23 miles per gallon of gas.
    Inference
    Observation
  • The roller coaster is 75 feet high.
    Observation
    Inference
  • Mr. Maher has a loud voice.
    Observation
    Inference
  • The candle smells like cinnamon.
    Inference
    Observation
  • There are 18 students in Mrs. Cimo's homeroom.
    Inference
    Observation
  • The peacock has colorful feathers.
    Inference
    Observation
  • Coca Cola is the best-selling cola in the world, so it must taste better than all the others.
    Observation
    Inference
  • The cat is meowing because she is hungry.
    Observation
    Inference
  • The horse is brown.
    Observation
    Inference
  • The dog weighs 51 pounds.
    Inference
    Observation
  • Our bus was late again, so the driver must be going slow.
    Inference
    Observation
  • It must be the 4th of July because my neighbor is lighting off fireworks.
    Observation
    Inference
  • Our first word study quiz was easy, so everyone probably got every question right.
    Inference
    Observation
  • The flowers are blooming, so it must be May.
    Observation
    Inference
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