6.1D Conclusions

To make an inference, we use evidence from the text, and our prior knowledge.

An inference is an explanation that is based on prior knowledge.

A conclusion should state whether the results of your investigation or experiment support your hypothesis

An inference is a fact

Select the qualitative data

select the quantitative data

A statement that shows a cause-and-effect relationship that may occur under specific conditions is a

Is the following conclusion correct? A scientist observed a bumble bee in a large field. The bumble bee landed only on pink flowers. The scientist concluded that all bumblebees prefer pink flowers

What inference would best go with the following experiment?

Students put a stalk of celery in dyed blue water. After a certain amount of time, they cut it open and part of the inside was blue.

Plants need water to live. If a plant is not given water for two weeks, it will die. This is an example of a(n)