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Investigative Questions in Social Studies

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What are investigative questions primarily designed to do?

Challenge students to think critically about existing theories.

Support the compelling question with more focused inquiries. (correct)

Introduce new themes in social studies disciplines.

Provide a summary of the main ideas in social studies.

How can investigative questions be effectively answered?

With the help of anecdotal evidence from classmates.

By conducting independent research outside of the curriculum.

By reviewing personal experiences related to the subject.

Through the use of concepts and practices from social studies disciplines. (correct)

Which statement best describes the relationship between investigative questions and compelling questions?

There is no significant relationship between the two types of questions.

Investigative questions often confuse compelling questions.

Compelling questions are broader inquiries supported by investigative questions. (correct)

Investigative questions usually lead to the formulation of new compelling questions.

Which of the following would not be a characteristic of an investigative question?

<p>It is intended to be easily answered with simple yes or no responses.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which aspect of social studies does not directly enhance the answering of investigative questions?

<p>Historical narratives that are purely factual.</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Investigative Questions

Investigative questions resemble supporting questions, designed to deepen understanding of a main topic.
They are more specific and targeted than compelling questions, guiding inquiry in a precise direction.
These questions leverage the principles of various social studies disciplines to facilitate exploration and discussion.
The focus on detail within investigative questions allows for clearer analysis and interpretation of complex issues.
Such questions enhance critical thinking by requiring students to engage with content at a more granular level.

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This quiz focuses on the role of investigative questions that are synonymous with supporting questions within social studies. Participants will explore how these questions support compelling inquiries and can be addressed using various social studies disciplines. Test your understanding of how to formulate and utilize these questions effectively.