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6th Grade Making Inferences Worksheets

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An inference is a conclusion a reader reaches by putting clues in the text together with what he or she already knows. There are 4 worksheets for 6th grade here, each with an answer key. Make Inferences From Short Scenes and Infer Character Feelings From Clues use short fiction scenes, Inferences in Nonfiction Paragraphs moves to topics like honeybees and the Nile, and Cite the Best Evidence for an Inference asks for the strongest supporting sentence. The pages practice RL.6.1 and RI.6.1.

Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

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An inference is an idea the text does not state but its clues point to. In Make Inferences From Short Scenes, Priya grips her violin and her bow trembles, so readers infer she is nervous about playing in front of an audience.

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