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Inference questions ask you to conclude something that is:

A Directly stated
B Strongly implied by the passage but not explicitly stated
C Based on personal knowledge
D Contradicted by the passage

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

Inferences must be supported by passage evidence. Not guessing—logically deduced from what IS stated.

💡 Why is B) the correct answer?

The correct answer to the question "Inference questions ask you to conclude something that is:" is Option B: Strongly implied by the passage but not explicitly stated.

The other options — A) Directly stated, C) Based on personal knowledge, D) Contradicted by the passage — are incorrect for this English question. As explained above: Inferences must be supported by passage evidence. Not guessing—logically deduced from what IS stated.

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