One effective strategy to establish a starting point for your research is by
a. identifying what you already know about the topic and what you need to learn.
b. deciding what information should be in the conclusion of your research report.
c. reading opinions by other experts in the field about the significance of your topic.
d. listing the types of supporting details that would best develop your topic of choice.
Question 2
When considering a choice of topics for a research report, you should be sure that
a. the topic is well suited to your interests and is neither too broad not too specific.
b. you can find enough information about the topic.
c. you have enough time to research and write about this topic.
d. all of the above
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