Developing Research Questions

Is this research question too narrow, too broad, or just right?

• too narrow!

• too broad!

• just right!

Is this research question too narrow, too broad, or just right?"What are the effects of sugary drinks on childhood obesity in America?"

• too narrow!

• too broad!

• just right!

Is this research question too narrow, too broad, or just right?"What percentage of students are struggling with distance learning?"

• too narrow!

• too broad!

• just right!

Is this research question too narrow, too broad, or just right?"How has unequal access to technology in communities of color negatively impacted student learning during the pandemic?"

• too narrow!

• too broad!

• just right!

What is the first step in the research process?

• developing a research question

• setting up NoodleTools

• developing keywords

• choosing resources

A research question

• focuses your research

• answers something you already know

• isn't necessary for a research paper

• all of these

Once a research question is written, it can be changed.

• True

• False

Which of the following is a characteristic of a well-developed research question?

• It is vague and open-ended.

• It is specific and focused.

• It is based on personal opinion.

• It is unrelated to the topic.

What is the primary purpose of developing a research question in the research process?

• To provide a summary of the research findings.

• To guide the direction of the research.

• To list all possible sources.

• To conclude the research.

Which sentence best demonstrates correct sentence structure?

• Developing a research question, it is important.

• A research question developing is important.

• It is important to develop a research question.

• Important is to develop a research question.