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Then use these inferences to draw conclusions about what the story is trying to teach you.  \nFor a long time, the animals of the forest argued about who was faster: the Hare or the Tortoise. At last, they decided to settle it with a race.  \n“I welcome this contest,” said the Tortoise calmly.  \nThe Hare laughed.“This is ridiculous nonsense,” he said. However, after much teasing and cheering from the other animals, he finally agreed to race.  \nOn race day, the Tortoise began moving slowly down the path.  \n“Run hard!” shouted the Tortoise’s fans.  \nThe Hare stood still for a moment, looking far ahead.“Ridiculous nonsense,” he muttered. Then he raced forward so fast that dust flew behind him.  \nAfter running for a while, the Hare stopped. He looked back, but the Tortoise was nowhere in sight. The Hare sat down and scratched himself.  \n“Run hard!” shouted the Hare’s fans.  \n“Let him rest!” shouted the others.  \nWhen the Hare saw the Tortoise coming, he got up and ran for a while more.  \nThen he sat down and scratched himself some more. This went on until the Hare was almost to the finish line, where all the animals of the forest were gathered. Suddenly, it struck him how foolish he looked running a race with a Tortoise who was nowhere in sight. He sat down again. He closed his eyes, and then he fell asleep.  \nEventually, as he slept, the Tortoise passed him and won the race. All the animals cheered.  \n“How did you do it?” someone asked.  \n“Slow and steady wins the race,” the Tortoise replied. This saying spread throughout the land and has become a popular saying among all the animals, especially among the snails.  \nAs you read this story, you can make several inferences. Fill in the missing sections and make two inferences using the charts below.  \nClues in Text What I Know Inference  \nThe hare lost because  \n___________________  \n______________________  \n_________________________  \nClues in Text What I Know Inference  \nThe tortoise won because  \n____________________  \n___________________  \n______________________  \n_________________________  \nNow use your inferences to answer: What can you conclude about why the Tortoise won the race?  \nI can conclude that  \nbecause    \nAnswers  \nAnswers will vary, but here is an example:  \nInference 1  \nClues in text:  \n-  The hare ran fast but kept stopping, sitting down and even fell asleep. What I know:  \n-  If someone stops working and takes breaks, they won’t finish as quickly. Inference:  \n- The hare lost because he didn’t stay focused or keep trying the whole time.  \nInference 2  \nClues in text:  \n-  The tortoise kept moving slowly the entire race and never stopped.  \nWhat I know:  \n-  If you keep working steadily without stopping, you can make steady progress and succeed.  \nInference:  \n- The tortoise won because he kept going and didn’t give up.  \nI can conclude that the tortoise won the race because he kept moving steadily while the hare wasted time and didn’t take the race seriously.","cbCaisPFNwy8oY7X","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisPFNwy8oY7X","pdf",154717,"English","# Drawing Conclusions and Making Inferences\n## Inference chart: The hare lost\n## Inference chart: The tortoise won\n## Conclusion question: Why did the Tortoise win?\n## Example answers and inferences","[{\"question\":\"What is an inference in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"An inference uses clues from the story along with what you already know to figure something out. 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