Interpret Benedict's reagent results by filling in the table below. To fill out the table, choose among these following answers: For the second column:                      For the third column: Unknown: positive                               Positive control Unknown: negative                             negative control Water                                                  no reducing sugar Glucose solution                                 with some reducing sugar Result What is added to Benedict’s reagent to yield the result Interpretation Blue     Blue green     Yellow

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