“Back home, my tíos and tías, and primas, Mami and Papi, and mis hermanas had a party for me with sancocho and a store-bought pudín, inscribed with Happy Graduation, Julie.”

—“Names/Nombres,”
Julia Alvarez

Which inference would this passage best support?

The people at the store do not share Julia’s heritage.
Julia is very upset about her party.
Julia’s family does not speak Spanish.
Pudín is not a Dominican dessert.

Deductive reasoning can be defined as a type of logical reasoning that typically involves drawing conclusions based on a given set of rules and conditions, or from one or more premises (factual statements) that are assumed to be generally (universally) true.

What is an inference?

An inference can be defined as a process through which a reader can logically deduce the meaning or message (information) that is associated with a literary work, especially through induction.

Since "Happy Graduation, Julie." and "Names/Nombres," were inscribed on the gift, it ultimately implies that the people at the store were obviously of English speaking heritage, rather than Spanish (Julia’s heritage).

In conclusion, we can reasonably infer and logically deduce that an inference which this passage would best support is that: A. the people at the store do not share Julia’s heritage.

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