What should you do before creating a research question for a presentation? Check all that apply.

A. Create an outline to organize my ideas
B. Review the topic and what the prompt asks for
C. Think of an argument or an opinion if necessary
D. Consider what I know and what I need to know

To create a strong research question for a presentation, first review the topic and prompt, assess your current knowledge and gaps, consider any necessary arguments, and then create an outline to organize your ideas. These steps set a solid foundation for an informed and effective question. Following this process will help ensure clarity and relevance in your presentation.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-07

To create an effective research question for a presentation, you should review the topic, identify your knowledge gaps, and consider any necessary arguments. Organizing your ideas and choosing appropriate visuals are also good practices, but selecting fonts is less critical at this stage. Following these steps will help ensure your research question is clear and relevant. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07