Colette's research question is "Do blue whales live in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence?" She is having trouble putting together a lon
g enough presentation on her findings. How should she revise her research question?
A. She should make her research question more complex.
В. She should make her research question more concise.
C. She should broaden her research question.
D. She should narrow her research question to focus her topic.
<u>The question on which the research is trying to answer is too narrow.</u> The research can offer a precise and short answer to the question and there is not much to write on it. <u>It’s a simple yes or no question that can be answered in a few sentences, so there would not be enough material for a whole presentation.</u>
<u>Colette should try to broaden the question in order to have complete and full research</u><u>. </u>Instead of asking yes or no questions, for example, she could ask about the living spaces of blue whales and try to answer why exactly they chose to live there.
Think the answer is connecting clues to background knowledge.When you have enough back knowledge to whatever you’re reading so far you’re able to make a prediction to what will happen next.
