Read the excerpt from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde

Between these two, I now felt I had to choose.
Now read the excerpt from Darcy's essay on Dr. Jekyll,
In the story, Dr. Jekyll repeatedly talks about having
only two choices. Yet I know from my own experience
that there are usually many options to choose from
when dealing with human behavior—not just good or
evil. This leads me to conclude that Dr. Jekyll had a
strict, uncompromising, black-and-white view of the
world that didn't leave room for half measures and
shades of gray

In this excerpt, Darcy is?

A. writing a summary
B. making a prediction
C. making an inference,
D. describing a strategy

After reading the passage from the novel " The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde," we can say the following about what Darcy is doing:

C. Making an inference.

What is an inference?

An inference is a conclusion we reach based on the information we have. Here, Darcy is concluding something about Dr. Jekyll, the main character of the story.

Darcy infers that Jekyll has an uncompromising view of the world. The information he has is the fact that Jekyll is often saying that he only has two choices in life.

What Darcy does not know is the meaning of Jekyll's words. Jekyll has to choose between two sides of his personality - good and evil.

Therefore, his inference is not completely right because he does not possess all the necessary knowledge and information.

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