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Red Eye Inferences - Goes with Wonderopolis's Red Eye Article

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Question 1

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The reader can infer that

most people often have red colored eyes 

the "red eye effect" happens to almost everyone

the "red eye effect" is less common in children

people that have dark colored eyes do experience the "red eye effect"

Question 2

2.

The reader can tell that

aliens and zombies are often depicted with red eyes in movies and pictures

people enjoy the "red eye effect"

science is still working on a solution to the "red eye effect"

Question 3

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After reading paragraph 4, which of these statements is an inference the reader can make?

Cameras always flash too fast for people's eyes.

The camerat records the light reflected back at it. 

Light passes through our eyes each time we take a picture.

People with less blood in their eyes don't experience the "red-eye effect".

Question 4

4.

Pictures taken in brightly lit situations have

less of a chance of the "red eye effect" in photos

the chance of creating red-eyes for those this light colored eyes

the greater chance that your pets will have the "red eye effect"

people look right at the flash when they take the photo

Question 5

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Inference a conclusion reached on the basis of evidence and reasoning.

True

False

Question 6

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Explicit information is directly stated in the text.

True

False

Question 7

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The implicit meaning is indirectly stated in the text and must be implied by the reader.

True

False

Question 8

8.

In real life, you never make inferences.

True

False