Research Basic

Where should you start when doing a research project on climate change?

• Choosing a big topic you like

• Writing a summary

• Making a presentation

• Asking a friend

• Buying books

After choosing the broad topic of climate change for their group project, what should Aiden, Nora, and Mason do next?

• Start writing their project report

• Think of a specific question to focus their research

• Make a poster

• Read a book

• Visit a museum

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Aria is working on a science project about the effects of pollution on local wildlife. How can she check if her research question is good?

• Write a letter to a scientist

• Ask her family

• Look for answers online or in the library

• Create a survey

• Draw a picture

Who can help Aria find good sources of information for her history project?

• Her bus driver

• A librarian

• Her chef uncle

• A lifeguard at the community pool

• A firefighter at the local station

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CCSS.RI.2.1

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Anika finds a useful article for her research project. What should she do with the information?

• Forget about it

• Write it down with where she found it

• Tell it to a friend

• Post it online

• Make a song about it

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While researching for a history project, Kai discovers an unexpected event that could change the direction of their presentation. What should Kai do?

• Ignore it

• Change the topic of the presentation

• Mention it in the presentation

• Ask a librarian to explain it

• Start the research over

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Anika is researching for her science project on climate change. How does she know if the information she finds is trustworthy?

• If it's in a book, it's always right

• If it's old

• If it's from an expert or recent

• If Avery told her

• If she dreamt about it

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CCSS.RI.8.8

CCSS.RL.11-12.1

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CCSS.RL.9-10.1

After researching for their science project on climate change, what's important for Daniel and Emma to create?

• A drawing of climate change effects

• A main point or statement about what they learned

• A new question about the environment

• A list of every book they read on the topic

• A video game about saving the planet

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Where is a good place for Ava to find reliable information for her research project?

• A big library or special online databases

• Social media

• Cartoons

• Movies

• Comic books

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Why is the textbook published in 2023 usually better for Benjamin's research on renewable energy?

• It's easier to find

• It has more pictures

• It's more up-to-date

• It's written in better English

• It has better covers

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