Question

question 3
which research question will produce a stronger study?
how does light pollution in miami affect sea turtles?
how does light pollution in general affect baby sea turtles?
how does the increase in light pollution in miami over the past 5 decades affect the hatching and survival of baby sea turtles?
how does light pollution over the past 5 decades affect sea turtles?
question 4
1 point
read the study.
study: harry and sherry are at their schools football game. they ask a series of questions to find out what each students favorite class is at school.
what type of study is outlined above?
observational study
not a study
experiment
survey

Explanation:

Question 3

A strong research question is specific. The third option defines a specific location (Miami), a time - frame (past 5 decades), and focuses on a particular aspect (hatching and survival of baby sea turtles). The others are either too broad or lack specific details.

Harry and Sherry are asking students questions to gather data about their favorite classes. This is characteristic of a survey, where data is collected through asking questions.

Answer:

How does the increase in light pollution in Miami over the past 5 decades affect the hatching and survival of baby sea turtles?

Question 4