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1 Clues:

2 Making Inferences Story Clues What I Know = Inference

3 Making Inferences

4 Educated Guess Wild Guess Vs. NO CLUES Based on clues:

5 Drawing Conclusions Text Clues What I Already Know My Conclusion

6 Begin with a general statement:
A conclusion is a special kind of inference. When you draw a conclusion, you begin with a general idea or statement and apply it to a more specific situation. Begin with a general statement: Make it specific: Draw a conclusion:

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