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Explain how the data answered the essential question. Use the following questions to guide your thinking and your answer.
1. As you chewed the cracker longer, what happened to the amount of starch left in the cracker?
2. As you chewed the cracker longer, what happened to the color of the solutions?
3. Benedict's solution is a test for a simple sugar called glucose. The more red the color, the more glucose is in the test substance. What does this investigation show?
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