Which example shows Jorge analyzing details to draw a conclusion? Jorge saw his friend Fatima at school during lunch, and Fatima
looked pale and weak. Jorge asked Fatima if anything was wrong. Fatima told Jorge that she was feeling sick. Jorge saw his friend Fatima at school during lunch, and Fatima looked pale and weak. A teacher asked Jorge if something was wrong with Fatima. Jorge told the teacher that he did not know. Jorge saw his friend Fatima at school during lunch, and Fatima looked pale and weak. After lunch Jorge did not see Fatima in class. Jorge was confused, and he wondered where Fatima went. Jorge saw his friend Fatima at school during lunch, and Fatima looked pale and weak. After lunch Jorge did not see Fatima in class. Jorge decided that Fatima must have gone home sick.
<span>"Jorge
saw his friend Fatima at school during lunch, and Fatima looked pale
and weak. After lunch Jorge did not see Fatima in class. Jorge decided
that Fatima must have gone home sick."</span>
Answer: Jorge saw his friend Fatima at school during lunch , and Fatima looked pale and weak (analyzing details). After lunch Jorge did not see Fatima in class. Jorge was confused, and he wondered where Fatima went (analyzing details). Jorge decided that Fatima must have gone home sick (draw a conclusion).
In America? It's mostly true. You don't hear many people say "If you wire my house, I'll do the plumbing." In other countries, it may be what is said, but not very often in Canada or the United States.
