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Explain what the clues suggest - Paper 1

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Rosa watched the other pupils start their drawings. She held her pencil above the page, then asked the teacher to explain the first step again. The passage does not directly name every feeling or motive. An inference is an idea supported by clues, not a certainty about everything the character thinks.

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