Which research question would be most appropriate for a four- to five-page research paper?

2 answers:

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Answer: the correct answer is "Should the government impose restrictions on what kinds of foods can be served in school cafeterias? "

Explanation: since it is a very debatable topic and the arguments can be long, the best answer is the mentioned above.

Mrac [35]3 years ago

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In my opinion, the research question that provides the maximum scope for argumentation, and has several sides attached to be explored should be ideal for writing an essay that shall span to about four to five pages. Thus, a topic like ‘Should the government imposes restrictions on what kinds of foods can be served in school cafeterias should take up a minimum of four to five pages. This research topic is considered to be an argumentative topic. Typically, an argumentative topic consists of two sides of a question that needs to be explored, for example, in this question, we need to understand and find out what are the various kinds of foods that are being served in school cafeterias, their nutritional value, and why the imposition of government regulation should be there in the first place. This topic has several interconnected themes that need to be studied, the most important being child health and obesity control.

Further Explanation:

Any argumentative research consists of several parts. The first part of the answer consists of an introduction, that contains the purpose of the research and basic introductory parts related to it. The introduction is followed by the discussion of themes that are underlying in the question and drawing relevant concepts from the topic to be discussed. The third part usually consists of arguments favoring the question, and all nuances associated with it, along with the arguments discussing the negation of the statement.The fourth part essentially consists of conclusions drawn from the above arguments, in which the researcher usually summarizes the points, and might either take sides on the basis of the strength of the arguments. The researcher might also choose to take a neutral stand.

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Answer Details:

Grade: High School

Chapter: How to write an argumentative essay

Subject: English

Keywords:

Arguments, introduction, concepts, summary, themes, arguments for the topic, arguments against the topic, neutral stance.

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