You are researching how your community protects Earth's resources.
What should you do be...
You are researching how your community protects Earth's resources.
What should you do before asking an expert to help you with a research project? Choose the two correct answers.(Only choose two)
A. Write your final research report.
B. Practice your listening and note-taking skills
C. Collect images and quotes related to your topic.
D. Read about the topic.
E. Send the expert a copy of your complete research report.
HELP A. P.S
PLEASE HELP (please give me the right answer I'm not trying to be mean just please p-l-e-a-s-e!)
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