Research Workshop: Generating Research Questions and Evaluating Sources

Question 1

What makes this site a good source for your research? Check the three best choices.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

This is a .gov, .org, or .edu site.; The content is relevant to the topic.; The language is appropriate for my audience.

Question 2

Which of the following statements describe your focused topic? Check any of the boxes that apply.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

It is more specific than “nutrition.”; It is a topic that interests my audience.; It is appropriate for a class discussion.; It is a topic that requires me to find more information.

Question 3

Which of the following methods works best for you?

Revolt · Accepted Answer

using index cards; keeping notes in a notebook; typing my notes using a computer program; using a program on a tablet to take notes; using an app. on my phone to take notes

Question 4

Hernandez, Rodrigo. “Eating Healthy and You.” The Journal of US Health and Medicine (2012): .

Revolt · Accepted Answer

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Question 5

“Most teenagers consume too much sodium due to the prevalence of sodium in pre-packaged foods available in schools” ().

Revolt · Accepted Answer

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Question 6

Compare your research question to the criteria provided. Which of the following statements describe your question? Check all of the boxes that apply.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

My question is an open-ended question.; I can’t easily predict the answer to the question.; The question extends beyond what I already know.; The question makes me curious.

Question 7

What makes this report a good source for your research? Check the three best choices.

Revolt · Accepted Answer

This was published by a government agency.; The content is relevant to the topic.; The language is appropriate for my audience.

Question 8

“Nutrition for Teenagers.” USDA. The U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Human Services, . Web. [Today's Date].

Revolt · Accepted Answer

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