The document is about making inferences from stories and includes the nursery rhyme "There Was an Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe". It asks questions about the rhyme that require explicit answers directly from the text or inferential answers using clues. It discusses making inferences to understand what is not directly stated by the author.

1. “ There was an Old Woman Ambre Lee Dubnoff Center

2. Making Inferences Term Definition Making Inferences

3. Making Inferences Term Definition Making Inferences When you make an inference, you use clues from the story to figure out what the author doesn’t tell you.

4. Making Inferences Term Definition Making Inferences When you make an inference, you use clues from the story to figure out what the author doesn’t tell you. Explicit Questions

5. Making Inferences Term Definition Making Inferences When you make an inference, you use clues from the story to figure out what the author doesn’t tell you. Explicit Questions The answer to explicit questions come directly from the story.

6. Making Inferences Term Definition Making Inferences When you make an inference, you use clues from the story to figure out what the author doesn’t tell you. Explicit Questions The answer to explicit questions come directly from the story. Vignette

7. Making Inferences Term Definition Making Inferences When you make an inference, you use clues from the story to figure out what the author doesn’t tell you. Explicit Questions The answer to explicit questions come directly from the story. Vignette A short writing that focuses on one scene, character, or idea