Question

Mariam is following the procedure for conducting research that is described in Don MacLeod’s How to Find Out Anything. Which questions should Mariam ask to evaluate whether she has successfully followed the procedure? Check all that apply.
Do I have all the information that I need?
Why does Don MacLeod dislike open-ended questions?
Which online databases are most popular among researchers?
What other procedural texts can help me with my research?
Have I found an answer to each of my questions?

Answer 1

“Do I have all the information that I need” and “have I found an answer to each of my questions?” Are the options that apply

Answer 2

The questions Miriam should ask to evaluate whether she has successfully followed the procedure for conducting research described in Don MacLeod's How to Find Out Anything are:

Do I have all the information that I need?

Have I found an answer to each of my questions?

By answering these two questions, she would know for sure if she reached the objective or not because in a successful research those items, having all the information and having all the answers, are indispensable.

The other questions can be done or not, and it will not define the success of the investigation.