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4th/5th grade inferencing and context clues
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The baby’s cry was piercing, and everyone in the room covered their ears. Question: What does piercing mean?
Very loud and sharp
Quiet
Funny
Soft and gentle
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The mountain was so majestic that everyone stopped to admire its beauty. Question: What does majestic mean?
Grand and beautiful
Small
Ugly
Ordinary
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The detective found a clue that helped solve the mystery. Question: What does clue mean?
A mistake
A piece of evidence
A secret
A question
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The teacher gave a brief explanation before starting the experiment. Question: What does brief mean?
Confusing
Very long
Short
Detailed
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The magician’s tricks were so astonishing that the audience gasped in surprise. Question: What does astonishing mean?
Amazing
Funny
Ordinary
Scary
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The movie was so hilarious that everyone in the theater laughed until their sides hurt. Give an synonym or antonym for hilarious.
synonyms: funny, comical, amusing antonyms: serious, sad boring
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The teacher handed out a sheet with 20 questions and said, “You have one hour.” Question: What can you infer the students are about to do?
Eat lunch
Watch a movie
Go to recess
Take a test
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The crowd cheered loudly as the runner crossed the finish line. Question: What can you infer just happened?
A concert started
A storm began
A movie finished
A race ended
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The medicine helped alleviate the pain in her knee. Question: What does alleviate mean?
To ignore
To reduce or ease
To cause
To make worse
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The lights were off, and the house was silent. The mailbox was overflowing with letters. Question: What can you infer about the people who live there?
They just moved in
They are having a party
They check the mail every day
They are on vacation
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The artist used bright colors to make the painting look vivid and full of life. Question: What does vivid mean?
Dull
Bright and clear
Small
Dark
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The puppy was so timid that it hid behind the couch whenever someone new came into the room. Question: What does timid most likely mean?
Shy
Playful
Angry
Brave
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The boy’s hands were covered in paint, and there were brushes on the table. Question: What can you infer he was doing?
cleaning
cooking
reading
Painting
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Maria was reluctant to join the game because she didn’t know the rules. Question: What does reluctant mean?
Ready
Unwilling
Happy
Excited
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The dog wagged its tail and barked happily when its owner walked in. Question: What can you infer about the dog?
It is scared
It is happy to see its owner
It is hungry
It is angry
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Ben put his backpack on and walked toward the bus stop. Question: What can you infer Ben is going to do?
Go to school
Go to bed
Go shopping
Go swimming
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The hikers needed to navigate through the thick forest using a map and compass. Question: What does navigate mean?
To find the way
To cut down trees
to run quickly
To build a shelter
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Sam put on his helmet and grabbed his skateboard. He headed toward the park. Question: What can you infer Sam is planning to do?
Ride his skateboard
Read a book
Play soccer
Go swimming
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The sky turned dark, and thunder rumbled in the distance. Question: What can you infer will happen soon?
It will snow
A rainbow will appear
The sun will shine
A storm will start
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The tiny kitten was so fragile that it needed to be handled very gently. Give a synonym or antonym for fragile
Synonyms: delicate, breakable, weak antonyms: strong, sturdy, tough
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The children were laughing and running around with balloons and cake on the table. Question: What can you infer they are celebrating?
A soccer game
A school test
A birthday party
A rainy day
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The boy whispered to his friend and hid something behind his back. Question: What can you infer about the boy?
He is reading a book
He is playing soccer
He is sleeping
He is hiding something
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The desert is a very arid place with little rain and few plants. Question: What does arid mean?
Wet
Rocky
Dry
Cold
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The students were eager to start the field trip and lined up quickly. Question: What does eager mean?
Angry
Nervous
Tired
Excited and ready
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Lucy kept yawning and rubbing her eyes during the movie. Question: What can you infer about Lucy?
She is scared
She is hungry
She is excited
She is tired
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Emma wore a heavy coat and gloves before leaving the house. Question: What can you infer about the weather?
It is raining
It is windy
It is hot
It is cold
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The old castle looked gloomy under the dark clouds, making the travelers feel uneasy. Give a synonym or antonym for gloomy
synonyms: dark, dreary, somber antonyms: bright, cheerful, sunny
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The scientist made a prediction about what would happen during the experiment. Question: What does prediction mean?
A rule
A surprise
A guess about the future
A mistake
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The alarm clock rang, and Jake jumped out of bed. Question: What can you infer about the time of day?
Afternoon
Evening
Morning
Midnight
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The old bridge began to creak as the heavy truck drove across it. Question: What does creak most likely mean?
To shine brightly
To break apart
To move quickly
To make a squeaky sound
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The storm caused the river to overflow, flooding the nearby fields. Question: What does overflow mean?
To spill over
To freeze
To dry up
To disappear
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