How can you make a good guess about what will happen in a story?

A. You connect what you know to what you don't know.

B. You relate your prior knowledge to clues in the story.

C. You read the same kind of story.

D. You combine you prior knowledge with what your friends tell you.

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Dudley

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17 February, 13:31

How can you make a good guess about what will happen in a story?

A. You connect what you know to what you don't know.

B. You relate your prior knowledge to clues in the story.

C. You read the same kind of story.

D. You combine you prior knowledge with what your friends tell you.

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Kristen Mccullough · Answer 1

B. You relate your prior knowledge to clues in the story.

Explanation:

This is what is called "drawing conclusions", also known as "making inferences". After reading an interesting story and you are asked about what will happen next, you take what you have already read, and turn it into a prediction to answer the question, if you know what I mean.

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How can you make a good guess about what will happen in a story?A. You connect what you know to what you don't know.B. You relate your prior knowledge to clues in the story.C. You read the same kind of story.D. You combine you prior knowledge with what your friends tell you.

How can you make a good guess about what will happen in a story?

A. You connect what you know to what you don't know.

B. You relate your prior knowledge to clues in the story.

C. You read the same kind of story.

D. You combine you prior knowledge with what your friends tell you.