Read this passage: When the class announced a kite-design contest, Ben folded the paper slowly and said he would just watch. Later, he noticed a younger student struggling to keep a kite frame together. Ben knelt beside the student, adjusted the sticks, and said, "Let’s test one small change at a time." By the end, both kites were flying. What can you infer about Ben?

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Often the best inference comes from several details together. This 5th Grade English lesson builds the skill Draw inferences from literary text with evidence with a concept card and practice.

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"Read a literary passage and support an inference with evidence" is a 5th Grade English lesson in the Main idea details unit, designed for students around ages 10-11.

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Question

Read this passage: When the class announced a kite-design contest, Ben folded the paper slowly and said he would just watch. Later, he noticed a younger student struggling to keep a kite frame together. Ben knelt beside the student, adjusted the sticks, and said, "Let’s test one small change at a time." By the end, both kites were flying. What can you infer about Ben?

Accepted Answer

Ben is more confident and skilled than he first admits.