Factual Vs. Inferential Questions

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12 questions

Note from the author:

factual and inferential questions

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Factual Vs. Inferential Questions

Last updated almost 8 years ago

12 questions

Note from the author:

factual and inferential questions

Question 1

Which type of question has the answer directly in the story?

A. Factual Question

B. Inference Question

Question 2

Step 1: Can you make a guess on how this guy feels? (Then circle the clues)
Step 2: Write above the picture if you think this is a factual or inferential question.
Step 3: Then write under the picture how he is feeling.

Question 3

What makes up inferential questions based on our SIM Inferencing Strategy book? (Select all that apply)

A. Big Picture Questions

B. Predicting Questions

C. Clarifying Questions

D. In your face Questions

Question 4

Factual questions are hard.

True

False

Question 5

Inferential questions are easy and the answers are usually in your face.

True

False

Question 6

There is usually evidence to answer both factual and inferential questions.

True

False

Question 7

Think and Seek Questions are also known as ____________.

A. Inferential Questions

B. Factual Questions

Question 8

Using only the keyword "Where" in a question make it a ________________.

A. Factual Question

B. Inferential Question

Question 9

Using only the keyword "How many" in a question make it a ________________.

A . Factual Question

B . Inferential Question

Question 10

10.

Using only the keyword "When" in a question make it a ________________.

A. Inferential Question

B. Factual Question

Question 11

11.

Using only the keyword "Who" in a question make it a ________________.

A. Inferential Question

B. Factual Question

Question 12

12.

Using background knowledge + Text clues = an educated guess is a _______________.

A. Facutal Question

B. Inferential Question

Question 1

Which type of question has the answer directly in the story?

A. Factual Question

B. Inference Question

Question 2

Step 1: Can you make a guess on how this guy feels? (Then circle the clues)
Step 2: Write above the picture if you think this is a factual or inferential question.
Step 3: Then write under the picture how he is feeling.

Question 3

What makes up inferential questions based on our SIM Inferencing Strategy book? (Select all that apply)

A. Big Picture Questions

B. Predicting Questions

C. Clarifying Questions

D. In your face Questions

Question 4

Factual questions are hard.

True

False

Question 5

Inferential questions are easy and the answers are usually in your face.

True

False

Question 6

There is usually evidence to answer both factual and inferential questions.

True

False

Question 7

Think and Seek Questions are also known as ____________.

A. Inferential Questions

B. Factual Questions

Question 8

Using only the keyword "Where" in a question make it a ________________.

A. Factual Question

B. Inferential Question

Question 9

Using only the keyword "How many" in a question make it a ________________.

A . Factual Question

B . Inferential Question

Question 10

10.

Using only the keyword "When" in a question make it a ________________.

A. Inferential Question

B. Factual Question

Question 11

11.

Using only the keyword "Who" in a question make it a ________________.

A. Inferential Question

B. Factual Question

Question 12

12.

Using background knowledge + Text clues = an educated guess is a _______________.

A. Facutal Question

B. Inferential Question

Factual Vs. Inferential Questions

Factual Vs. Inferential Questions

Which type of question has the answer directly in the story?

Step 1: Can you make a guess on how this guy feels? (Then circle the clues)Step 2: Write above the picture if you think this is a factual or inferential question. Step 3: Then write under the picture how he is feeling.

What makes up inferential questions based on our SIM Inferencing Strategy book? (Select all that apply)

Factual questions are hard.

Inferential questions are easy and the answers are usually in your face.

There is usually evidence to answer both factual and inferential questions.

Think and Seek Questions are also known as ____________.

Using only the keyword "Where" in a question make it a ________________.

Using only the keyword "How many" in a question make it a ________________.

Using only the keyword "When" in a question make it a ________________.

Using only the keyword "Who" in a question make it a ________________.

Using background knowledge + Text clues = an educated guess is a _______________.

Which type of question has the answer directly in the story?

Step 1: Can you make a guess on how this guy feels? (Then circle the clues)Step 2: Write above the picture if you think this is a factual or inferential question. Step 3: Then write under the picture how he is feeling.

What makes up inferential questions based on our SIM Inferencing Strategy book? (Select all that apply)

Factual questions are hard.

Inferential questions are easy and the answers are usually in your face.

There is usually evidence to answer both factual and inferential questions.

Think and Seek Questions are also known as ____________.

Using only the keyword "Where" in a question make it a ________________.

Using only the keyword "How many" in a question make it a ________________.

Using only the keyword "When" in a question make it a ________________.

Using only the keyword "Who" in a question make it a ________________.

Using background knowledge + Text clues = an educated guess is a _______________.

Step 1: Can you make a guess on how this guy feels? (Then circle the clues)
Step 2: Write above the picture if you think this is a factual or inferential question.
Step 3: Then write under the picture how he is feeling.

Step 1: Can you make a guess on how this guy feels? (Then circle the clues)
Step 2: Write above the picture if you think this is a factual or inferential question.
Step 3: Then write under the picture how he is feeling.