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Let’s go through each situation one by one and pick the most logical prediction.

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Situation A:
> The weather forecast showed rainfall at noon. Bella didn’t see the news that day and left her umbrella in the car. When she left from school,

- It rained (forecast said so).
- Bella had no umbrella with her (left it in the car).
- So, when she walked out of school, she would get wet.

Option 1: “Bella got wet in the rain.” → Makes sense.
Option 2: She can’t open an umbrella if it’s in the car.
Option 3: Adopting a pet? Not related.
Option 4: Amelia? That’s someone else — not mentioned.

Best answer: 1. Bella got wet in the rain.

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Situation B:
> Cam was riding his bike. There was a small rock in the path, which he did not spot in time and rode his bike over it. So,

- Hitting a rock while biking usually causes loss of balance.
- Most likely outcome: he falls off.

Option 1: Jumped with joy? No reason to be happy about hitting a rock.
Option 2: Fell off the bike → Very likely.
Option 3: Bike lost? Unlikely from just hitting a small rock.
Option 4: Cat jumped on bike? Random and unrelated.

Best answer: 2. Cam fell off the bike.

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Situation C:
> Michael and Tony were playing catch. Tony was standing outside Mrs. B’s window. He reached high to catch the ball. Unfortunately, Tony missed the ball and

- If you miss a ball near a window, especially reaching high, the ball might hit the window.
- “Unfortunately” suggests something bad happened.

Option 1: Danced to music? Doesn’t fit “unfortunately.”
Option 2: Fixed the window? Missing a ball doesn’t fix anything.
Option 3: Broke Mrs. B’s windowpane → Possible and fits “unfortunately.”
Option 4: Flew into Tony’s hand? But he *missed* it — contradiction.

Best answer: 3. it broke Mrs. B’s windowpane.

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Situation D:
> Simone planted jasmine in her backyard and waited for it to blossom. But it did not rain that month and Simone forgot to water the plant. As a result,

- Plants need water to grow and bloom.
- No rain + forgot to water = plant dries out.

Option 1: Bloomed? Needs water — unlikely.
Option 2: Leaves became dry → Yes, without water, leaves dry up.
Option 3: Went to school? Not connected.
Option 4: Roses grew? Jasmine doesn’t turn into roses.

Best answer: 2. the leaves became dry.

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Final Answer:
A: 1
B: 2
C: 3
D: 2
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of make predictions worksheet.
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