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English, 26.02.2021 01:00 lkelsey

Lucy is organizing slides in her research presentation on the effects of captivity on orcas. What should be on the first slide of her presentation?

the works cited regarding the effects of captivity on orcas
a research question about the effects of captivity on orcas
an original idea about the effects of captivity on orcas
the results of research on the effects of captivity on orcas

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