Evaluating a model means asking whether a result fits the prediction. If it matches, the model is supported. If it does not, the model is weakened. Science is optional and outside the Composite. Hypothesis versus conclusion is in hypothesis versus conclusion.
Prediction, then result
The passage states what the model says should happen. The table or figure shows what did happen. Match those two. Comparing two scientists’ models is in compare viewpoints.
Experimental design is the setup around the model, in experimental design. Conflicting-viewpoints passages often host this, in conflicting viewpoints.
The bottom line
Does the data do what the model predicted? Yes supports. No weakens.
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