Resources › For Students and Parents Make an Inference from the Political Cartoon Share Flipboard Email Print For Students and Parents Test Prep Test Prep Strategies Test Registration Study Skills SAT Test Prep ACT Test Prep GRE Test Prep LSAT Test Prep Certifications Homework Help Private School College Admissions College Life Graduate School Business School Law School Distance Learning View More By Kelly Roell Education Expert B.A., English, University of Michigan Kelly Roell is the author of "Ace the ACT. " She has a master's degree in secondary English education and has worked as a high school English teacher. our editorial process Kelly Roell Updated March 06, 2017 01 of 10 What's Going On in This First Political Cartoon? Copyright Jeff Parker What is this cartoon saying about President Obama? Use the evidence in the picture to help you make this inference. How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice 02 of 10 What's Going On in This Second Political Cartoon? Copyright Steve Breen Make an inference about what this political cartoon means. What is the CIA accused of doing? How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice 03 of 10 What's Going On in This Third Political Cartoon? Copyright Jeff Stahler What's wrong with this guy? What is the public supposed to understand about politics when it makes an inference with this cartoon? Can you guess which side of the political line this artist falls? How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice 04 of 10 What's Going On in This Fourth Political Cartoon? Copyright John Darkow What is going on here? Take a guess as to whether this cartoonist is a Democrat or a Republican by making an inference about his take on gun laws. How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice 05 of 10 What's Going On in This Fifth Political Cartoon? Copyright Cam Cardow What do you suppose the cartoonist's feelings are about Madoff? How are we, as viewers, expected to feel about Madoff? How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice 06 of 10 What's Going On in This Sixth Political Cartoon? Copyright Lisa Benson What's the real private business the cartoonist is referring to? Who do the men represent and what is the cartoonist saying about them? How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice 07 of 10 What's Going On in This Seventh Political Cartoon? Copyright Steve Kelley What political climate is the driver's request bringing to light? Why do you think the cartoonist drew this picture? How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice 08 of 10 What's Going On in This Eighth Political Cartoon? Copyright David Fitzsimmons There are two political problems the cartoonist is poking fun at. What are they? Why are the topics political hot buttons? How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice 09 of 10 What's Going On in This Ninth Political Cartoon? Copyright Steve Breen Who is this guy, and why is the cartoonist calling him complicated? Make an inference about what we are supposed to know about the subject in the picture to understand the cartoon. How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice 10 of 10 What's Going On in This Tenth Political Cartoon? Copyright Jeff Stahler What are we supposed to understand about this senator? Who is he? Make an inference about the politics of the cartoonist. Why would he create this cartoon? What message is he trying to send? How to make an inferenceMore Inference Practice Continue Reading