Drawing conclusions practice worksheet with examples and answer choices.

Let’s go step by step.

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Question 1:
> Paulina took her homework and a pencil out of her backpack.
> This probably means that:

We need to think about what makes the most sense.

- If someone takes out homework and a pencil, they are likely getting ready to do the homework — not going out to play.
- Going out to play usually doesn’t involve taking out schoolwork and writing tools.
- So, the best conclusion is: Paulina is going to do her homework.

✔ Check: Does this make sense? Yes. Homework + pencil = doing work.

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Question 2:
> Charlie threw a tennis ball across the yard and called, “Fetch, Pebbles!”
> This probably means that:

Think about what “fetch” means — it’s a game you play with a dog where you throw something and the dog brings it back.

Also, “Pebbles” sounds like a pet’s name (maybe a dog).

- Playing soccer involves kicking a big ball, not throwing a small tennis ball.
- Also, you don’t say “fetch” when playing soccer with a friend.
- But if you throw a ball and yell “fetch,” you’re almost certainly playing with a dog.

✔ Check: Tennis ball + “fetch” + name “Pebbles” → definitely playing with a dog.

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Final Answer:

1. ☑ Paulina is going to do her homework.
2. ☑ Charlie is playing with his dog.