Name
Date
BY THE WATERS OF BABYLON
COPY MASTER
Reading Skill
MAKE INFERENCES
A character who narrates a story provides a limited amount of information. A reader
can make inferences, or educated guesses, to figure out information that the narrator does not tell you. This skill is especially important when the narrator of a story
does not understand everything he or she sees or experiences.
Directions: On the chart, record details that the narrator provides about each place.
Then make inferences about the setting.
Places
Important Details
Dead Places
Only priests and sons of
priests can visit.
Priests go there to find metal.
My Inferences
The Great River
The Place of the Gods
Resource Manager
Unit 3
Grade 10
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