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4.Make simple inferences based on information from the text.

by Adelia Leslie Archi
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1.What is the purpose of the text?

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2.Why did the writer feel excited and nervous?

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3.What can we infer about the students from their activities?

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4.The word “we” in “we looked at the beautiful stars” refers to ...

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5.Why did the students have difficulty setting up the tent?

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6.What did the students do around the campfire?

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7.What does “peaceful” describe in the third paragraph?

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8.What lesson did the writer learn from the camping experience?

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9.What can we infer about the writer’s feeling at the end of the camping program?

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10.Why did the writer consider the camping experience wonderful?

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