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Observation, Inference, Prediction Activity

The document provides a list of statements that require classification as either an Observation, Inference, or Prediction. Observations involve using senses to note facts, Inferences explain the meaning of those facts, and Predictions speculate on future events based on the facts. Each statement is followed by a blank for the reader to fill in the appropriate classification.

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Observation, Inference, Prediction Activity

The document provides a list of statements that require classification as either an Observation, Inference, or Prediction. Observations involve using senses to note facts, Inferences explain the meaning of those facts, and Predictions speculate on future events based on the facts. Each statement is followed by a blank for the reader to fill in the appropriate classification.

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Activity:

Observation, Inference, or Prediction

Directions: Read each statement carefully. Write O if it is an Observation, I if it is an Inference,


and P if it is a Prediction.

Observation is noticing facts using your senses.


Inference is explaining what those facts mean.
Prediction is guessing what will happen next based on those facts.

1. The leaves of the plant are green. → ___

2. The girl is wearing a raincoat, so it must be raining outside. → ___

3. The sun will rise tomorrow at around 6:00 a.m. → ___

4. The water in the glass feels cold. → ___

5. The tracks on the ground were made by a dog. → ___

6. The clouds are dark, so it might rain soon. → ___

7. The thermometer reads 38°C. → ___

8. The boy is smiling because he is happy. → ___

9. The wind will get stronger in the afternoon. → ___

10. The ice cream is melting. → ___

11. The cat is hiding under the table because it is scared. → ___

12. The basketball game will end in 20 minutes. → ___

13. The paper smells like smoke. → ___

14. The woman is wearing sunglasses because it’s sunny. → ___

15. The teacher will give a quiz tomorrow. → ___

16. The rock feels rough to the touch. → ___

17. The boy did not eat lunch, so he is hungry. → ___

18. The river water will overflow if the rain continues. → ___

19. The floor is wet. → ___

20. The man is tired because he is yawning. → ___

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