Answer:
say or estimate that (a specified thing) will happen in the future or will be a consequence of something
<u>Answer</u>:
D. Is there enough information on the topic to help strengthen my research?
This is the best example of a question formed through informal inquiry
<u>Explanation</u>:
In a research work, enquiries are made in two forms- informal and formal. An informal enquiry involves the process of making complaint or to overview an information to find out whether a formal enquiry is needed for the research work. However, informal enquiry is not always needed in every research. The result of this enquiry will determine the necessity for commencement of a formal enquiry. Show the question of the last option can be regarded as an informal enquiry which is questioning whether further enquiry is needed or not.
Answer:
Running into an old friend who is in town for one day.
Explanation:
The term "fortuitous" refers to a chance occurrence, a surprising and unexpected event that happened, a fortunate event. This word is used to talk about things that happened unplanned and completely unexpected.
A fortuitous event means an event that happened so suddenly and unexpectedly that it leaves you shocked and completely unforeseen. Such an event is wholly unexpected and surprising. So,<u> running into an old friend who's in town for a single day is a fortuitous event</u>, for it is a chance encounter and not something that happens often or even planned.
Thus, the correct answer is the last/ fourth option.
