Ximena is writing an informational essay about the impact of the Civil Rights Movement on US legislation in the 1960s.

Why would a formal inquiry be more beneficial than an informal inquiry while doing her research?

A formal inquiry allows her to take a more casual approach.
A formal inquiry supports more fact-based research.
A formal inquiry provides a context for her topic.
A formal inquiry lets her explore the topic in a general way.

Answer:

B: A formal inquiry supports more fact-based research.

Explanation:

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The formal inquiry about the civil rights movement in the essay would be more beneficial because of option (B): "A formal inquiry supports more fact-based research."

While research can undoubtedly stand-alone, inquiry should ultimately lead students to consider research as a means of discovering new ideas, answering new questions, and grappling with difficult challenges.

Methodical research into a problem, subject, topic, or idea is known as formal inquiry.

Theory and research in the discipline provide a plethora of conceptual models for inquiry that claim to advance the goals of the current curricular adjustments.

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What kind of adjectives are present?
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when a writer tries to persuade a reader by using reasons that are supported by relevant evidence

when a writer makes a general assumption about a group and applies it to every group member

when a writer tries to make readers feel a certain way in order to convince them of an argument

when an author makes an overly exaggerated claim without using evidence to support that claim

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This is known as a hyperbole.

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an original and handwritten map

a biography of a famous person

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an autobiographical documentary

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You see one perspective.

You get direct information.

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Mason wants to do well on his next essay he makes an appointment with the ILC writing Center.

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