Textually implicit or inferential questions are those that have:
A) answers derived directly from the text.
B) answers derived by drawing conclusions from information in the text.
C) answers derived from the reader's prior knowledge of the topic or schemata.
D) no answers.

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Textually implicit or inferential questions require readers to draw conclusions from information that is not explicitly stated in the text. This means that the answers are not directly derived from the text, but rather require some interpretation and inference on the part of the reader. Choice B accurately describes this type of question.

Textually Implicit or Inferential Questions Are Those That Have