Differences and Inferences

Observations:

• One figure had the pictures in a column. The other figure had the pictures in a row.

• One figure had clear pictures. The other figure had one unclear picture where it is dark.

• One figure had more of an up-close picture of each person than the other figure.

• One figure had the ruler overlapping part of the eyes. The other figure had the ruler next to the eyes.

• One figure had eyebrows for all 3 pictures. The other figure did not.

• Both figures had people with different skin tones, eye shapes, and eye colors.

• One figure had the ruler placed next to the eyes at around 6-7 cm.

Inferences:

• The person writing the methods didn’t specify how to measure what they were supposed to measure.

• The person writing the methods did not explain how they created the figure.

• The person writing the methods did not explain how they took the pictures.

• The person writing the methods did not explain what to include in the pictures taken.

• The person writing the methods did not specifically say who to take pictures of.