Drawing Inferences Worksheets To Print:
Where Did It Happen? – Give just a few sentences we ask you to identify the scene.
Visual Details – A picture can say a 1000 words, can't it?
The Mysterious Bottle – You need to rely on the evidence to support your argument here.
Character Qualities – If we could point out three qualities about each character, what would it be?
Where Is That? – We give you three sizable passages to work with here.
A Shadow – Read the poem. Then make inferences to answer the questions.
Describe the Neighborhood – More observation work here.
Do You Have Back Up? – Cite evidence from the text to support your answers. Evidence is your back up.
The Call of the Wild – What does the novel say about the relationship between men and dogs?
The Baron's Wonderful Dog – What does this story tell you about dogs?
What's the Mood? – What is the mood of the person speaking? Write it on the line and explain your answer.
What's for Lunch? – Describe at what kind of place this picture was taken.
School for Dragons – We ask you to pull the theme of the emotions out of a body of work.
Inference Chart Fillers – Choose one of the characters from the story. List one personality traits that character has in each of the top boxes.
Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death! – Describe the audience for this speech. A little history for you.
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