How is drawing inferences like reading between the lines?

Answer 1

To 'read between the lines' you have to disbelieve what is being said and ask yourself the questions 'what kind of person would say this? Why would a person say this? What must a person be thinking or be like to say such a thing?'

For instance.

A man may have many faults

but a women only two.

Everything they say, and everything they do.

Now do you believe what was just said - or can you infer somethings about the person who said this.

* He is most probably male. * He has low respect for what women think. * Has a low opinion of female capabilities. * Probably said it to an all male audience. * Was attempting a certain type of humour.

and on and on. Now, what can you infer about the person that wrote this answer?

Answer 2

It means trying to understand the deeper meaning of literature rather thatn just the written words.

Answer 3

It means reading and thinking about questions that aren't obvious in the book and/or article. For example; Questions about the the future (in the reading).

Answer 4

You Better Read between the lines if you want to understand the Story

Answer 5

Inference

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Answer 7

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