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What is true about a good research question? Select the two correct answers.
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It holds the writer’s and reader’s interest.
It is as narrow and focused as possible.
It requires sustained research to answer.
It begins with a word like who, when, or where.
It is answerable with a short response.
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A student is writing a research paper on farming in the United States and is forming a researchquestion. What is a strong research question on this topic? Select the two correct answers.
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What region of the United States is most important to its farming industry, and why?
How does farming affect the United States’ economy overall?
What is the history of farming in the United States from colonial times to today?
When did manufacturing overtake farming as a major American industry?
Who are some examples of great American farmers?
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How is an outline different from a concept web?
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An outline uses Roman numerals to organize, while a concept web does not.
An outline uses one main topic in the center and surrounding ideas around it, while the concept web
does not.
The outline lacks information about what will be in the introduction, body, and conclusion while the
concept web includes that information.
The outline lacks a strict organizational structure, while the concept web is based on a formal
structure.
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What should a researcher do after making inferences during the inquiry process?
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They should refute any opinions made by other researchers.
They should narrow their topic so making inferences is not necessary.
They should decide if their topic is too broad.
They should test those inferences.
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What can a researcher conclude if she cannot find any information to support her initial topic?
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She has chosen a topic with too many opinions and not enough facts.
She has chosen a topic that is too narrow.
She has chosen a topic that covers too large of a geographical area.
She has chosen a topic that will require her to make too many inferences.

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Certainly! Here are the answers to the questions based on the provided options:

Question 1: What is true about a good research question? Select the two correct answers.

  • It holds the writer’s and reader’s interest.
  • It requires sustained research to answer.

Question 2: A student is writing a research paper on farming in the United States and is forming a research question. What is a strong research question on this topic? Select the two correct answers.

  • What region of the United States is most important to its farming industry, and why?
  • How does farming affect the United States’ economy overall?

Question 3: How is an outline different from a concept web?

  • An outline uses Roman numerals to organize, while a concept web does not.

Question 4: What should a researcher do after making inferences during the inquiry process?

  • They should test those inferences.

Question 5: What can a researcher conclude if she cannot find any information to support her initial topic?

  • She has chosen a topic that is too narrow.

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