Priya has two class periods to research one question about her city's parks. Which question is focused enough to answer in that time?

Ellis has to write a two-page research report for his social studies class. Which research question is too broad for him to answer in it?

Dev's research question, "What did every sixth grader in Ohio eat for lunch in 1912?", returns no sources at all. What should he do next?

Kira found one magazine article that seems to answer her whole research question. Why should she still gather several sources?

Research question: Why do barn owls hunt mostly after dark? Which described source is most credible for that question?

Bo is researching whether standing desks help students focus. Which of these sources calls for the most caution?

Research question: How many students at Halvern Middle School walk to school this year? Which source best answers it?

Amir found a web page claiming a new sports drink improves memory. Which detail would help him most in judging the page's credibility?

Source: "Barn owls locate mice by sound alone, so a moonless night costs them nothing." Which student note is a legitimate paraphrase?

Source: "The 1904 fire spread quickly because the town's only water pump had frozen." Which student note is a legitimate paraphrase?

Source: "Ferry passengers fell by half after the bridge opened in 1958." Which student note is a legitimate paraphrase?

Mira restated a source's idea completely in her own wording and her own sentence order. What must her report still include for that idea?

Which use of a source in a research report requires quotation marks?

Source: "The colony's last beekeeper, Ana Ferris, left the valley in 1931." Which quotation reproduces that sentence exactly?

Source: "By August the reservoir held less water than at any time since it was built." Which quotation reproduces that sentence exactly?

Rosa cites a book in her works cited list. Which listing gives complete bibliographic information for it?

Theo cites an online article in his works cited list. Which listing gives complete bibliographic information for it?

Sam's question, "What causes weather?", returns far more sources than he can read for a short project. What is his best refocusing move?

For a question about whale migration this decade, a 1972 book by an unnamed writer is more credible than a 2019 page by a marine biologist, because it is a printed book.

Which statement about copying a source's exact sentence into a report is true?