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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 Grade 2 2.6.F 2.7.C Grade 3 3.6.F 3.7.C Grade 4 4.6.F 4.7.C 4.8.A Grade 5 5.6.F 5.7.C 5.8.A

English Grade Two R.2.7.c Grade Five R.5.5.j Grade Four R.4.5.h

English Language Arts Grade 2 1.2 Grade 3 1.2

English Language Arts Grade 3 3.2.B.2

English Year 2 ACELY1670.d Year 3 ACELY1680.e ACELY1680.f

English Level 3 RV.VCELY257.5 RV.VCELY257.6 Level 2 RV.VCELY222.4

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