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To draw conclusions, you need to think about what makes the most sense.  \nHere are some examples of things you can figure out for yourself. Put an X in the box for the conclusion that makes the most sense.  \n1. Alexander’s mom checked her list while Alexander pushed the cart. They went up one aisle and down another. The cart was getting full. They already had vegetables, fruit and orange juice in the cart. They still needed to get milk, bread, eggs and breakfast cereal. Many people were going up and down the aisles, filling their carts. Alexander hoped his mom would let him pick out the breakfast cereal. He also hoped they would get home in time for him to go outside and play for a while.  \nThis probably means that:  \n Alexander and his mom are at the park.  \n Alexander and his mom are at the grocery store.  \n2. Karen opened the box and put all the pieces out on the table. All the pieces would go together to make a picture of a beautiful butterfly. There were 16 different pieces to put together. Karen looked for pieces that looked like the butterfly’swings. Soon she had all of the pieces put together. She couldn’t wait to show her mom that she had finished it all by herself!  \nReading and Math for K-5 © [www.k5learning.com](www.k5learning.com)  \nThis probably means that:  \n Karen is putting together a puzzle.  \n Karen is coloring a picture with crayons.  \n3. Frankie’s dad bought popcorn for everyone before they went into watch the show. First, there were clowns running around doing tricks and beeping little horns. Then, there was a parade of elephants, horseback riders and, of course, clowns. Next, there were men and women walking on high-wires far up above the ground. Finally, came the event that Frankie had been waiting for: the lion tamers!  \nThis probably means that:  \nFrankie’s family is at the circus.  \nFrankie’s family is at the movie theater.  \n4. Eric’s dad helped him put a worm on his hook. He showed Eric how to toss his hook out into the water. Then they waited. Eric watched the ripples on the water, hoping to see a fish tug on the line. After a few minutes, he felt a small pull and his heart began to race. His dad smiled and said,“Looks like you’ve got one, Eric!”  \nThis probably means that:  \nAnswers  \n1. Alexander and his mom are at the grocery store.  \n2. Karen is putting together a puzzle.  \n3. Frankie’s family is at the circus.  \n4. 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