English, 27.02.2020 22:58 mccdp55

1) Choose the best way to write an appropriate, open-ended research question for the following example.

Washington, D. C. → landmarks → the White House

What does D. C. mean?

What are three landmarks in Washington, D. C.?

How was the White House constructed?

How big is Washington, D. C.?

Where is Washington, D. C.?

2) Choose the best way to write an appropriate, open-ended research question for the following example.

Football → National Football League → Dallas Cowboys

How was the team the Dallas Cowboys formed?

What does NFL mean?

When was the NFL formed?

How big is Dallas?

Who is the coach of the Dallas Cowboys?

3) Choose the best way to write an appropriate, open-ended research question for the following example.

Texas history → famous people → Santa Anna

Where is Santa Ana buried?

When was Santa Ana born?

What was Santa Ana's involvement in the Battle of the Alamo?

Did Santa Ana have children?

Who are three famous Texans?

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