This is a bonus question. Examples include animals, education, environment, or technology.

A guiding question that directs the focus of a project.

So it is easy to understand and avoids confusion

It ensures that the research is focused, clear, and manageable.

A good question is specific, researchable, and encourages exploration, while a poor question is vague or overly simplistic.

So there is enough information or data available to answer it effectively.

Understand research questions, identify good ones, and create their own.

A broad question becomes unmanageable, while a narrow one may not have enough material to research.

Example: "What are the effects of climate change on agriculture in Southeast Asia?" Effective because it is specific, researchable, and open-ended.

Example: "Is climate change bad?" Ineffective because it is too vague and leads to a yes/no answer.

To ensure the question is specific and manageable.

It cannot be answered with a simple yes or no but requires analysis or explanation.

By ensuring there are enough resources and time to explore the question.