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Reading for Comprehension: Drawing Conclusions

Great readers draw conclusions based on hints, or evidence, from the author in a story. In this fiction comprehension worksheet, students will read each short passage and draw a conclusion about the story based on the details they’ve identified. Ideal for kids reading at a third- or fourth-grade level, students will practice answering questions with evidence and making inferences in fiction texts.

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Third Grade Fourth Grade

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Reading & Writing Reading Fiction Fiction Comprehension Fiction Comprehension Questions Answering Questions with Evidence Making Inferences in Fiction Texts

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RL.3.1 RL.4.1

English Language Arts and Reading 2.6.F 2.7.C 3.6.F 3.7.C 4.6.F 4.7.C 4.8.A 5.6.F 5.7.C 5.8.A 6.5.F 6.6.C 6.7.A 1.6.F 1.7.C

English R.2.7.c R.5.5.j R.4.5.h R.6.5.f

English Language Arts 1.2 1.2

English Language Arts 3.2.B.2

English ACELY1670.d ACELY1680.e ACELY1680.f ACELY1713.d

English RV.VCELY257.5 RV.VCELY257.6 RV.VCELY222.4 RV.VCELY347.4

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