Which research questions are too broad for a three-page research paper? Select the two correct answers.(1 point)
Responses
What is the Egyptian civilization?
What is the Egyptian civilization?
When was ice cream invented?
When was ice cream invented?
How old is the oldest living dog?
How old is the oldest living dog?
How fast do winds blow in the Arctic Circle?
How fast do winds blow in the Arctic Circle?
What are all the animals that live in the desert?
What is the Egyptian civilization?
whats the second 1
What are all the animals that live in the desert?
Based on the given options, the two research questions that are too broad for a three-page research paper are:
1. What is the Egyptian civilization?
2. What are all the animals that live in the desert?
To determine this, we need to consider the scope and depth of information required for each question. Both of these questions are too broad to be adequately addressed within the constraints of a three-page research paper.
The first question, "What is the Egyptian civilization?" is overly broad because the Egyptian civilization encompasses thousands of years of history, culture, and development. To comprehensively answer this question, a significant amount of information would need to be covered, exceeding the limitations of a short research paper.
Similarly, the fifth question, "What are all the animals that live in the desert?" is also too broad. Deserts are vast and diverse ecosystems found across the globe, each with its own unique range of fauna. Comprehensively listing all the animals that live in the desert would require an extensive amount of research and information that cannot be adequately covered in a three-page paper.
In contrast, the other three questions; "When was ice cream invented?", "How old is the oldest living dog?", and "How fast do winds blow in the Arctic Circle?" have more specific and focused topics that can be addressed within the limited space of a three-page research paper.