Lucy's research question is "What makes it possible for octopuses to open childproof medicine bottles?" She is having trouble finding sources that answer this exact question. How should she revise her research question? She should narrow her research question to focus her topic. She should make her research question more complex. She should broaden her research question. She should make her research question more concise.

the answer is actually C  "She should broaden her research question"

Explanation:

FROM EDMENTUM:

This question is improperly focused. It asks about a single, very specific octopus behavior. It is too narrow to merit a whole research project. Lucy can strengthen her research question by broadening it. Lucy certainly does not need to narrow her research question. It also already requires a relatively complex answer that would be more than one word. In addition, the question is already relatively concise, since it is stated using as few words as possible.

"a" because he is appealing to logic as oppose to appealing to the audience's emotions.

"rodney quicklt turned away and darted into a crowed of student" i thinks thats it but idk