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Which tells when things are due and the timeframe for working on the project?

A
the chosen goals
B
the schedule
C
the research method
D
the requirements
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Which question is the least helpful to ask yourself when guiding your research?

A
What do I need to find out about the topic?
B
Will I be interested in or enjoy the topic?
C
How much research will I need to do?
D
How will I find the information I need on the topic?
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What is the last step in creating a research plan?

A
creating a research schedule
B
finding and evaluating sources
C
deciding on the method to use
D
doing the actual research
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When Padma creates her research schedule, it would be most helpful to

A
get all the research done in one day so she can concentrate her energy on writing the paper.
B
spread out the research work over a period of time to keep the research load manageable.
C
complete the research paper the day that it is due.
D
ask the teacher ahead of time to extend the due date.
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Research for a project should be based on

A
the need for gathering a lot of information.
B
what is most interesting about the topic.
C
the questions that need to be answered.
D
how much time is available to gather it.
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questionssourcesgoalsideas

A
questions
B
sources
C
goals
D
ideas
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Which would best help develop a well-organized and logical research paper?

A
narrow goals
B
a variety of sources
C
good research results
D
a strong topic
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The first thing to do when creating a research schedule is to identify the

A
start date.
B
sources.
C
due date.
D
method.
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When writing research questions, use action words, such as

A
when.
B
broad.
C
compare.
D
what.
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The image shows various objects.

Question illustration
A
illustrating a project.
B
conducting an experiment.
C
administering a test.
D
asking research questions.
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What questions should be asked when evaluating a source? Check all that apply.

A
Is there a lot of unnecessary information?
B
How many pages is the source?
C
How appropriate is the information?
D
Is the source sufficient?
E
Is the source reliable and accurate?

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