Name: 情報文章の中で推論をする｜リーディング｜カーン・アカデミー (Making inferences in informational texts | Reading | Khan Academy)
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- [David] From the moment she strolled into my office,

but getting it out of her wouldn't be easy.

I'm taking advantage of the cold that I have

- [Man On Phone] Hello, I have information about

- [Man On Phone] An inference is a conclusion that you make

based on clues given in a piece of writing.

- [Man On Phone] Yeah, that was my only thing.

- [David] So an inference is a conclusion

It's an idea that you pull from a sentence

or a passage that isn't literally printed there.

bogged down in theory land so let's take a look

I went outside and made an enormous snow fort.

Then I came inside and had a big mug of hot chocolate.

Same deal, brilliant, beautiful, enormous.

What conclusions can I draw about this situation?

and then you're coming inside and having hot chocolate,

is that it is winter time when this sentence takes place.

that one pursues in the height of summer outside.

This paragraph is part of a longer passage

that is about a young ballet dancer named Michaela.

to attend the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School

That was only the beginning of her dancing success.

the Dance Theater of Harlem professional company.

Later, she joined the Dutch National Junior Company.

Today, Michaela is a soloist with the Dutch National Ballet.

what are some conclusions, what are some inferences

We know that she's very good at it, right?

She danced so wonderfully that she got a scholarship.

So I'm gonna say Michaela is very talented

and we know that her talent led to success

was only the beginning of her dancing success.

We can see from the passage that she was part of

at least three different dance companies,

and as a soloist with the Dutch National Ballet today.

So I'm gonna say that Michaela is a very hard worker.

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情報文章の中で推論をする｜リーディング｜カーン・アカデミー (Making inferences in informational texts | Reading | Khan Academy)

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