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Are inferences clearly stated in the text?

No, they are not clearly stated in the text.

Lead is a poison that makes you sick. Flint, Michigan is a town with lead in its water. What can you infer about the people who live in Flint?

People there will get sick from the water.

Bella blew out candles on a cake while everyone was singing. What was happening?

She was having a birthday party.

Katie woke up. The clock read 8:00am. "Oh no!" She threw on her clothes and raced out the door. What can you infer happened to Katie?

She overslept./She will be late.

Steve did not go to school today. He had to stay in bed. He ate chicken noodle soup for lunch. What happened?

He is sick.

Suzy put on her helmet. She kicked up her kickstand. She threw her leg over the seat. What is she doing?

She is riding a bike.

I saw an animal that was black and white. It went moo.

The animal is a cow.

Susan had just woken up and she was about to wash her face and brush her teeth. What time of day is it?

It is morning.

A young girl is crying over a piece of paper with numbers on it. Her mother looks angry. What is the paper?

It is her report card./It is her test.

How do you make an inference?

I would use clues and my own experience/general knowledge to make an inference.