Final Answer:
1. Ava is feeling upset, angry, or frustrated.
2. Ava has just been playing football.
3. Ava probably lost the game, made a mistake (like missing a goal), or got told off — something that made her feel bad and angry.
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Explanation:
Let’s look at the clues in the text:
1. “Ava huffed and stomped away from the football pitch noisily.”
→ Huffing and stomping are signs of anger or frustration. People do this when they’re upset.
2. “She kicked off her boots violently…”
→ Kicking *violently* shows strong emotion — not calm or happy. The muddy print on the wall also shows she wasn’t gentle.
3. She was on the football pitch, so she was playing football. That’s what she just did.
4. Why would she feel this way? The text doesn’t say exactly, but since she left *noisily* and acted angrily right after being on the pitch, it’s likely something happened during the game — like her team lost, she missed an important shot, or someone blamed her. We infer that based on how she acted.
Remember: In inference questions, we don’t guess wildly — we use the words in the text to figure out what’s most likely.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of inferences worksheet for 2nd grade.
