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C. High-Readiness Group-MEETING 3

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explicit and implicit information, inference, reference, vocabulary in context, main idea, and evidence

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1.What can be inferred about the museum guide?

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2.Why did the writer say that the animation made the lesson easy to understand?

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3.What does the writer’s choice to buy a telescope key chain for the younger brother suggest?

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4.Which statement best describes the writer’s attitude toward the museum visit?

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5.What can be inferred from the writer’s statement, “The visit made science more enjoyable”?

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6.The word “Although” in the last paragraph shows that ...

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7.Which evidence best supports the idea that the trip was educational?

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8.What is the best inference from the students’ activities in the technology room?

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9.Which statement best summarizes the whole text?

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10.Why does the writer hope to visit the museum again with the family?

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