- English Language Test for International Students Inference in Reading Passages Questions and Answers Flashcards
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A passage states: 'Maria checked her watch repeatedly and tapped her foot as she waited outside the principal's office.' What can you infer about Maria?
Answer: She is nervous or impatient
Checking a watch repeatedly and tapping one's foot are physical signs of nervousness or impatience.
A science text reads: 'As temperatures rose, the ice caps began to recede, and coastal cities implemented new flood protection measures.' What can you infer?
Answer: Coastal cities are at risk from rising sea levels
If ice caps recede due to rising temperatures and coastal cities need flood protection, sea levels must be rising.
A passage about a student reads: 'Despite having no formal training, Kenji's paintings were displayed in the school gallery alongside works by art students.' What can you infer about Kenji?
Answer: He has natural artistic talent
Having work displayed alongside trained art students despite no formal training implies natural talent.
A history text states: 'After the factory was built, the town's population doubled in five years, and three new schools were constructed.' What can you infer?
Answer: The factory created jobs that attracted new residents and families
Population doubling after a factory was built suggests the factory created employment that attracted new residents.
A passage reads: 'The library was nearly empty, with only a few students hunched over their books, coffee cups scattered across every table.' What time of year can you infer it might be?
Answer: During exam or finals period
Students studying intensely with coffee in a library suggests an exam or finals period.
A text states: 'The new student sat alone at lunch for the first week, but by the end of the month, she could be seen laughing with a group of classmates every day.' What can you infer?
Answer: She gradually made friends and became socially integrated
The contrast between sitting alone initially and laughing with classmates later shows she gradually made friends.