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A student is writing a research paper on whales and is forming a research question. What is a strong research question on this topic? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
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Which types of whales are likely to become extinct in the next century?
Which types of whales are likely to become extinct in the next century?
What are the major threats to the world’s whale population today?
What are the major threats to the world’s whale population today?
When was the whaling industry finally outlawed in the United States?
When was the whaling industry finally outlawed in the United States?
How many types of whales are there in the world’s oceans?
How many types of whales are there in the world’s oceans?
Why are whales important to the creation myths of so many cultures?
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Which types of whales are likely to become extinct in the next century?
Which types of whales are likely to become extinct in the next century?
What are the major threats to the world’s whale population today?
What are the major threats to the world’s whale population today?
When was the whaling industry finally outlawed in the United States?
When was the whaling industry finally outlawed in the United States?
How many types of whales are there in the world’s oceans?
How many types of whales are there in the world’s oceans?
Why are whales important to the creation myths of so many cultures?
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The two strong research questions from the provided options are:
1. **What are the major threats to the world’s whale population today?**
2. **Which types of whales are likely to become extinct in the next century?**
These questions are strong because they address current issues and implications related to whale conservation and biodiversity, encouraging exploration and analysis of significant environmental and ecological topics.
1. **What are the major threats to the world’s whale population today?**
2. **Which types of whales are likely to become extinct in the next century?**
These questions are strong because they address current issues and implications related to whale conservation and biodiversity, encouraging exploration and analysis of significant environmental and ecological topics.