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READ 105 - Analytical Reading Library Research Project

A step-by-step guide to completing your Library Research Project for Analytical Reading.

Select a Research Question

Choose only one question and conduct the proper research to answer the question.

RESEARCH QUESTIONS

1. Should there be more government regulation of social media? (In answering this question, consider the role of social media in the events that took place in the nation’s capital in January.)

2. Is advertising on social media, such as Facebook and Tik-Tok, harmful to teenagers?

3. Should there be a federal law designating English as the “official language” of the United States? (In answering this question, consider the attitude of people you know toward new immigrants to the country who do not speak English fluently.)

4. Should the government regulate what we eat?

5. Can alternative medical strategies (such as vitamins, healers, therapies, and such) improve wellness and relieve stress or are they be dangerous to one’s health?

6. Should there be stricter policies for e-cigarette use (vaping) or should it be banned completely?

7. Should there be mandatory recycling laws for business/industries as well as individuals?

8. Should the concerns presented by the Black Lives Matter Movement be integrated into our institutions? (For example, police reform, local, state, and federal laws, mandatory diversity training, and such.)

9. Do you believe that there is greater gender equality in 2021 than in the past? (Consider the impact of gender equality in business, politics, and personal relationships.)

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