KS3ENG1 · 2 Reading, inference and evidence mind map

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KS3ENG1 · 2 Reading, inference and evidence mind map

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Inference 1

Making an inference: Clue plus reasoning supports inference
Converging clues: Combine clues without overclaiming
Inference is not invention: Possibility is not proof

Inference 2

Character evidence: Speaker position affects reliability
Selecting quotations: Choose precise relevant evidence
Accurate quotation: Quote faithfully; preserve qualifications

Inference 3

Embedding evidence: Evidence belongs inside reasoning
From evidence to explanation: Claim, evidence and reasoning
Different interpretations: Compare support, not just opinions

Inference 4

Macbeth inference example: Deliberation shows moral awareness

Connections

Inference 1 → Inference 4: Evidence supports interpretation