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jasenka [17]
3 years ago
14

Which research question would work best to narrow the following topic for a five-paragraph paper (300 words)? the use of graphic

novels in the classroom
a-What reading skills are involved in reading graphic novels?

b-When were graphic novels first invented?

c-Which fiction books are the most popular among middle school students?

d-How much time do middle school students spend reading the news?

e-How well do students who love to read perform on math tests?
English
2 answers:
kompoz [17]3 years ago
4 0
I  would go with A. The others seem more scientific and simply answered. For an essay you're gonna want something with multiple answers. So I'd for sure go with A. 
jonny [76]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

A. What reading skills are involved in reading graphic novels.

Explanation:

Narrowing a topic is very much significant to begin writing as a too broad or wide topic would be unmanageable and may create conflicting opinions. A research question would best aid to narrow down the topic and specify the area of research and carry it forward. At the same time, the topic should be comprehensive and effective for readers. Thus, the research question that would best complement to narrow the topic for a five-paragraph paper, would be "What reading skills are involved in reading graphic novels?" as this question would give a short, sharp, concise and effective form to the paper.

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