Question

• inferring makes reading engaging and sparks different interpretations.

how can you improve your inferring?

• understand the question clearly before finding clues.
• search for keywords or details that hint at meaning.

you can prove your inference by:

• using specific text evidence, like keywords or phrases, to support your inference.
• stating the inference as a fact, avoiding \i think\ or \i feel,\ to strengthen your conclusion.

what is an inference?
a conclusion you draw based on clues in the text
a summary you write based on ideas in the text
a guess you make with no clues in the text

Explanation:

An inference is a logical conclusion drawn from evidence (clues) in the text. The first option aligns with this concept. A summary (second option) is a restatement of main ideas, not an inference. A guess with no clues (third option) lacks the evidence - based reasoning of an inference.

Answer:

A. a conclusion you draw based on clues in the text