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A
conclusion is a decision you reach after you think
about
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Sometimes
writers present facts and details and
then draw
conclusions for
the reader. Sometimes
readers must
infer
or draw their own conclusions
based on the facts. |
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Read
the science article. Some facts and details
are
highlighted in yellow. The conclusion is
highlighted in blue. |
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Blood
contains both red and white blood
cells. Both types are produced inside the
long bones. Red
blood cells carry oxygen |
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from the
lungs to all parts of the body. White blood |
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cells protect the body
by “eating” germs or by making |
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chemicals that kill
germs. Red and white
blood cells |
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are important parts of
the circulatory system. |
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Apply It! |
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Make a graphic organizer like
the one shown. Write the observations and facts and the conclusion
from the article in the correct boxes. See what
else you can infer. Add it to the graphic organizer. |
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