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09 Sep, 22:37:28
- Inference: On page 3, we can infer that Vashti is feeling frustrated and uninspired because she doesn’t know what to draw.
- Inference: Based on the description on page 5, we can infer that Vashti’s teacher, Mr. Vasquez, is patient and encouraging, as he tells her to just make a mark and see where it takes her.
- Inference: On page 9, we can infer that Vashti is starting to gain confidence in her artistic abilities because she proudly displays her dot on the wall.
- Inference: From the conversation on page 12, we can infer that Vashti’s little brother, Peter, admires her artwork and wants to create something of his own.
- Inference: On page 15, we can infer that Vashti’s teacher is proud of her progress, as he tells her that she is a “real artist.”
- Inference: Based on the illustration on page 18, we can infer that Vashti is feeling inspired and excited about creating more art after seeing her dot displayed in an art gallery.
- Inference: On page 21, we can infer that Vashti’s artwork has inspired her classmates, as they all start making their own dots.
- Inference: From the description on page 24, we can infer that Vashti’s classmates are feeling proud and accomplished as they display their dots in the school hallway.
- Inference: On page 27, we can infer that Vashti’s teacher believes in the power of creativity, as he encourages his students to make their mark and see where it leads them.
- Inference: Based on the final illustration on page 30, we can infer that Vashti’s journey from feeling uninspired to becoming a confident artist has inspired others to embrace their own creativity.
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