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Inference Vs Observation

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  • The plant has not been watered in a while.
    Inference
  • The classroom lights are turned off
    Observation
  • The thermometer reads 85°F
    Observation
  • Someone accidentally stepped on the pencil.
    Inference
  • The plant did not get enough water.
    Inference
  • Someone spilled their water bottle.
    Inference
  • The plant is dying because it did not get enough water.
    Inference
  • There are three birds sitting on the fence
    Observation
  • The dog is wagging its tail.
    Observation
  • There are water drops on the outside of the glass.
    Observation
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    Bonus Points!!!!!!
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    Bonus Points!!!!!!
  • The pencil is broken in half.
    Observation
  • The cat is sleeping on the couch.
    Observation
  • The glass is filled with water.
    Inference
  • The book is open on the desk.
    Observation
  • It is going to rain soon.
    Inference
  • The soil in the flowerpot feels dry
    Observation
  • The liquid is bubbling because it is hot.
    Inference
  • The person is shivering because they are cold.
    Inference
  • The ice feels cold.
    Observation
  • The boy is running across the playground.
    Observation
  • The sky is filled with dark gray clouds.
    Observation
  • The liquid in the cup is blue.
    Observation
  • The ice cube is smaller than it was five minutes ago.
    Observation
  • It is about to rain.
    Inference
  • The glass is full of clear liquid.
    Observation
  • Bonus Points!!!!!!
    Bonus Points!!!!!!
  • The plant has five green leaves.
    Observation
  • The dog is tired after playing outside.
    Inference
  • Bonus Points!!!!!!
    Bonus Points!!!!!!
  • The cat must be tired.
    Inference
  • The classroom smells like pizza.
    Observation
  • The boy is late for class.
    Inference
  • The dog is happy.
    Inference
  • The student brought an umbrella because rain is expected
    Inference
  • The plant’s leaves are turning brown.
    Observation
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