Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Show students simple sentences that they can draw inferences from. Ask students to write down "clues" that can lead to inferences about a text. Ask students to infer the author's intention behind descriptive passages.

Answer: Before jumping into a longer story or essay, have students infer information from short sentences. Write one of the following sentences on your chalkboard or whiteboard, and ask students to draw their inferences. "We bought tickets, popcorn, and candy." (Inference: you're going to a movie.) "The students grabbed their raincoats and umbrellas." (Inference: they're going outside in the rain.) "My alarm went off an hour late this morning." (Inference: you were late to school or work.) "A student raised their hand in class." (Inference: the student had a question.) If your students are visual learners, you can make a chart out of sheets of construction paper. It could have a column for "clues" (observations students make about a text) and "inferences" (the meaning your students draw from the observation). For example, if you're reading a story to your students and the narrative describes a character who refuses to speak or make eye contact with other characters, your students can infer that the character is shy or unhappy. Students will often come up with unexpected inferences. Encourage their creativity! Asking the question, "What do you think the author means here?" will encourage students to make observations about the text, and extrapolate inferences. For example, if the author describes the way they felt in a certain situation, pause and ask the class what this information allows them to infer about the author. This strategy will work well if you're reading a book to your class (grades 3-4) or if you've assigned a portion of a book as homework (grades 5-6).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Dress appropriately for safety and security. Keep clothing loose but warm.

Answer: Though rare, airline accidents do happen. Should it become necessary to evacuate the plane by using the inflatable slide, or worse, walking out onto the wing, the last things you want to be wearing are shorts, a tank top or spikey heels. Keep it simple: cotton or other natural fiber clothing (synthetics are more flammable), long sleeves and pants, sensible shoes, preferably sneakers. If you don't wear sneakers, wear sturdy, comfortable shoes that are easy to put on and remove for security. Slip-on athletic or walking shoes are a good choice. Keep your footwear on at all times on the plane. You'll be able to evacuate more quickly in an emergency, and it's just polite. Don't wear tight clothing, unless you are wearing airplane socks that specifically help with circulation. Many people swell during a flight due to the altitude and air compression and tight clothing may become uncomfortable. Air conditioning can get cold, especially sitting still for so long on a long flight, so long pants, and top is ideal.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Log into your Amazon Prime account. Select the movie you want to rate. Click on the show or series that you want to review.

Answer: Log in and hover the cursor over the section that says "Hello, "your name." This will bring up a menu. Select "Your Prime Video." The website will change to Prime Video. This should bring up titles of movies and series. If you see the title of the movie you want to rate, click on it. If not, type the name of the movie into the search bar. Click on "Write Your Review." This will allow you to give the movie a star rating or write out a review. You will also be able to see ratings others have already given the movie.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get rid of your cell phone. Use pre-paid phones. Use gift cards for purchases. Cancel any bank accounts.

Answer:
It's going to be hard to stay off the grid if you're using a cell phone. Law enforcement can triangulate and track your cell signal. It's the built-in GPS in cell phones that makes you easy to track. Even if you don't make a call, you can be tracked because cell phones and towers are constantly connecting with each other. You can also take the battery out of the phone. Or leave the phone somewhere if you want to throw people off. Instead of a cell phone, use pre-paid phones that you can buy cheaply at department stores or gas stations. Give the person you want to talk to another pre-paid phone, and only talk using those phones. For now, you don't even need an ID in most states to purchase a pre-paid phone. Use a pre-paid calling card for an extra layer of protection when using the pre-paid phone instead of dialing directly with it. If you have a credit card, you can be traced. It's better to use credit card gift cards, and use those for purchases. You can buy these cards, by big-name companies like Visa and American Express, in many department and even grocery stores. You just throw them away when you use up the balance. There's no statement attached to these cards, and you don't provide your personal details when you buy them or use them. Use cryptocurrency like bitcoin or a pre-paid card paid for in cash. Or just try to use cash more than you currently do now. If you decide not to go that far and want to keep a bank account, do not use credit or debit cards, and do not do online banking. Be aware that banks are filled with surveillance cameras and transactions greater than $10,000 can be tracked by the government. So take out cash in small increments.