Drawing Conclusions Quiz for Grade 4

📚 Quick Study Guide

🔍 Drawing conclusions means using clues to figure out something that isn't directly stated.
• 🧩 Look for hints and evidence in the text or situation.
• 💡 Think about what you already know and how it connects to the clues.
• 📝 Put the clues together to make a smart guess about what's happening.
• 🧐 Make sure your conclusion makes sense based on the evidence.

Practice Quiz

1. Which of these is the BEST description of 'drawing conclusions'?
   1. Making a guess without any evidence.
   2. Finding information that is directly stated.
   3. Using clues to figure out something not directly stated.
   4. Copying what someone else thinks.
2. You read a story about a dog wagging its tail and jumping excitedly when its owner comes home. What can you conclude?
   1. The dog is sad.
   2. The dog is angry.
   3. The dog is happy to see its owner.
   4. The dog is hungry.
3. Sarah sees dark clouds, hears thunder, and feels raindrops. What can she conclude?
   1. It is a sunny day.
   2. It is going to snow.
   3. It is raining.
   4. It is very windy.
4. A boy is wearing a coat, hat, and gloves. What can you conclude about the weather?
   1. It is hot.
   2. It is cold.
   3. It is rainy.
   4. It is windy.
5. You see a sign that says 'Wet Floor.' What should you conclude?
   1. The floor is dry.
   2. The floor might be slippery.
   3. You should run.
   4. The sign is wrong.
6. A girl is holding a birthday cake with candles and people are singing. What can you conclude?
   1. It is not her birthday.
   2. She is at a funeral.
   3. It is someone's birthday party.
   4. She is selling cakes.
7. A character in a story is frowning and has tears in their eyes. What can you conclude about how they are feeling?
   1. Happy
   2. Excited
   3. Sad
   4. Angry