The document provides examples of using evidence to make inferences. It gives two examples:
1. A bag containing a textbook, whiteboard markers, and red pen allows the inference that the bag belongs to a teacher.
2. A woman taking a knife and walking towards a man who had subjected her to misery allows the inference that she intends to kill him.
The document provides examples of using evidence to make inferences. It gives two examples:
1. A bag containing a textbook, whiteboard markers, and red pen allows the inference that the bag belongs to a teacher.
2. A woman taking a knife and walking towards a man who had subjected her to misery allows the inference that she intends to kill him.
The document provides examples of using evidence to make inferences. It gives two examples:
1. A bag containing a textbook, whiteboard markers, and red pen allows the inference that the bag belongs to a teacher.
2. A woman taking a knife and walking towards a man who had subjected her to misery allows the inference that she intends to kill him.
The document provides examples of using evidence to make inferences. It gives two examples:
1. A bag containing a textbook, whiteboard markers, and red pen allows the inference that the bag belongs to a teacher.
2. A woman taking a knife and walking towards a man who had subjected her to misery allows the inference that she intends to kill him.
Items in the bag: I can infer that this bag A science textbook belongs to _____________. a teacher Whiteboard markers Red pen I know this because it Wallet contains Laptop _______________________ a textbook, markers a _______________________. red pen.
Thus this shows me that
_____________________________________________ the bag belongs to a teacher as it contains _____________________________________________ items that a teacher would normally carry. _____________________________________________. Lets Try using non-historical examples. She took the knife and walked towards him. There were no words to express how she felt. He had subjected her to a life of misery and now he was going What did she to pay. intend to do to him?
I can infer that she intends to Hence this tells me that
_____________________. kill him _______________________________ she intends to kill him because _______________________________ she had been mistreated by The evidence is _______________________________ him. _____________________________________ ‘she took the knife’, ‘ he had _______________________________ _____________________________________. subjected her to a life of misery.’ ___________. How do you know?
Because you were able to infer that based on the evidence in
the excerpt and your contextual knowledge
An inference refers to a conclusion reached on the basis of
evidence and reasoning. Lets Try using historical examples. Qns: What does source A tell you about early Singapore? Explain your answer Source A: Wang Dayuan’ account of Temasek. Wang Dayuan, who travelled extensively in the southern seas over a period of /d city with inhabitants who lived and dressed in style. Temasek was also a city who had successfully defended against two invasions.
early Singapore was a successful city
Source A tells me that __________________________________________.
I know this because Source A states that
Temasek was described as ‘a well developed city’ and ‘inhabitants lived ______________________________________________________________________ and dressed in style.’ ______________________________________________________________________
This means that
Temasek must have been a successful city as it was described as ______________________________________________________________________ developed and its inhabitants were wealthy enough to dress in style. ____________________________________________________________________.