It is sometimes necessary to make an inference when analyzing a test because not all information may be explicitly stated or presented in the test. Inferences involve drawing conclusions or making educated guesses based on the information that is available. These inferences can help fill in gaps or connect different pieces of information, leading to a better understanding of the test and its implications. Making inferences can also help identify patterns, relationships, and underlying meanings that are not immediately apparent, allowing for a more comprehensive analysis of the test.
