What your child practises at ages 10–11
- Inference: what the text shows but doesn't say
- Main idea and summary
- Word meaning from context
- Character feelings and motivation
- Comparing two texts
- First figurative language
What the questions look like
Three examples at the ages 10–11 level. In BrainBite, every question comes with an instant explanation.
'His teeth chattered as he waited.' He is …
Cold. The text never says 'cold', but chattering teeth show it. That's inference.
'It was raining cats and dogs' means …
Raining very hard. An idiom: figurative language means more than the literal words.
The main idea of a text is …
What it's mostly about. Not one detail, but the point all the details support.
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