I am taking a quiz and it asks for me to fill in the blank for a conclusion and I am unable to do so.
Hello there, @LeslieBarasha ...
I'm not sure what SPSS is (maybe it is the name of your course?), but your question about this part of your quiz won't be something that we could probably answer here in the Canvas Community. Community members do not have access to your school's Canvas environment or your course(s). Have you tried contacting your instructor directly to inquire about this fill-in-the-blank question? That's where I would start. In Canvas, you can contact your instructor by following the steps outlined in this Guide:
How do I get help with Canvas as a student?
Hopefully you will be able to get in touch with your instructor soon to get this sorted out. Good luck to you!
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