Which should readers use along with explicit information to make an inference?(1 point)
Responses
their personal feelings about the topic
their personal feelings about the topic
the author's attitude about the topic
the author's attitude about the topic
what the author states directly about the topic
what the author states directly about the topic
what they already know about the topic
what they already know about the topic
Along with explicit information, readers should use their personal feelings about the topic, the author's attitude about the topic, what the author states directly about the topic, and what they already know about the topic to make an inference.
Readers should use their personal feelings about the topic, the author's attitude about the topic, what the author states directly about the topic, and what they already know about the topic in order to make an inference.
To make an inference, readers need to go beyond the explicitly stated information and draw conclusions based on their own personal feelings, the author's tone or attitude towards the subject, any direct statements made by the author about the topic, and their existing knowledge on the subject. By considering all these aspects together, readers can make educated guesses and draw conclusions that go beyond the surface-level information provided.