Question

A student is writing a research report on cloning. Which of these is the best research question for the student to use?

A. Which countries allow scientists to clone plants and animals?
B. Do cloned vegetables taste better than naturally grown vegetables?
C. Should there be limits on what scientists can clone?
D. What processes do scientists use to clone?

Answer 1

C). Should there be limits on what scientists can clone?

Step-by-step explanation:

Research questions are crucial not only to direct the research but also to narrow the topic and focus on a specific topic that results in effective research. The formation of research questions is the germinal stage/phase of research that aids to specify the topic/concern as a too wide topic could be unmanageable. It aids to propose a question that needs to be answered efficiently throughout the research.

As per the given question, the best research question for a research report would be 'Should there be limits on what scientists can clone?' as this would provide direction to the research and form a productive argument to carry forward throughout the research and offer an effective research report. Thus, option C is the answer.

Answer 2

C. Should there be limits on what scientists can clone?

Step-by-step explanation:

cloning is comparatively a newer concept in the scientific world of discoveries. The world is not fully aware of how it all works due to which a lot of people have shown moral and ethical concerns regarding the whole concept.

A good research question for the student would be to study the limitations of the process. Naturally the research paper will include the whole process and then as quantitative research, it can quote peoples understanding and opinions about how they would want cloning to go. On both, political and social level.