Imagine you are a detective. You find three notes in a classroom: one near the teacher's desk, one inside a science book, and one on a piano. The first note says, 'I love teaching kids.' The second note says, 'I am fascinated by the stars and planets.' The third note says, 'Music is my passion.' From this, you infer that the person who wrote these notes is someone who loves teaching, has a keen interest in science and music. Who could it be? As you explore, you discover that the notes were written by Mr. Johnson, the school's beloved science teacher who also teaches piano lessons after school. Making inferences helped you solve the case! Remember, when making inferences, ask yourself: What do I know? What does the evidence suggest? What can I infer from these clues? This is the power of inference. So, get your detective hats on and infer away!