Answer:
Answers are:-
1. The question must be clear, concise, and have a single focus for research.
2. The question must be able to be answered using research from valid sources.
Explanation:
A research question is considered effective if it is valid, concise and clear. It should have a single focus. It cannot be ambiguous. We cannot answers a research question by either saying yes or no. Valid sources need to be researched to answer it. Only then, we can draw a proper conclusion to the same.
Thus, out of the given options first ans second statement are correct about a research question. Neither the question must not be related directly or indirectly to the topic as per third statement nor it should be simple as per fourth. The question must not have sub topics as per statement five, Thus, correct answers are statement one and two.
Answer:
B) authoritative
Explanation:
Authoritative means is reliability or accuracy
so reads always want the story to be accurate and agrees with the characteristics of unreliable narrators
Here is an email you could write to your friend about this topic:
Hey, I've noticed you've been trying to get into this school for a while and I just wanted you to know a few things so you're not lost like I was the first day. First of all, this school offers so much in terms of extra curiculars. I myself am doing computer design and beginers HMTL, but they offer lots of thing that I think you'd like. I know you're a fan of sports which is cool because some of the facilities they offer are Soccer, Basketball, Badminton and there are a couple more, but I don't think you'd really be interested in it.
when writing an Email to your friend, you can use shortened language and personalized words that you otherwise wouldn't on a formal email. One of those words I used was "hey"
You can also personalize your email to that specific person, which I showed buy saying "and there are a couple more, but I don't think you'd really be interested in it."
