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Froggy Jumps Share Your ResearchVersión en línea Ways to share findings por Ismigul Mamayusubova 1 What is a simple way to share research with classmates? a Keep findings to yourself b Write a long research paper c Give a short classroom presentation 2 Which tool helps you show numbers clearly? a A silent chart b A graph c A poem 3 What is a kid-friendly option to explain results visually? a Inflammary? (Note: ignore) b Oral report c Poster 4 Which method uses pictures and icons to tell findings? a Infographic poster b Video game c Radio podcast 5 Which setting is good for presenting to a group? a Library catalog b Science fair c Gym class 6 What should you include to help others understand? a Unrelated data b Simple summary of findings c Complex jargon 7 Which format is best for quick sharing online? a Undershorts collection b Short video or slide deck c Full novel 8 What helps younger students grasp results? a Dense tables b Unlabeled charts c Clear visuals and captions 9 Which activity involves showing posters at school? a Silent reading b Math drill c Poster display 10 What is a safe way to share discoveries with the community? a Ignore feedback b Write a simple article for a school blog c Use only numbers 11 Which method can make a talk more engaging? a Ask questions and use pictures b Speak in a whisper c Read text-only from slides 12 Which tool can organize ideas clearly? a Random notes b Outline or storyboard c Skips in the notebook 13 What helps peers remember key results? a 3-5 main points b Unrelated data c 10+ pages 14 Which audience is typical at a science fair? a Only the student’s family b No audience at all c Friends, teachers, and judges 15 What should you do after sharing findings? a Hide results b Ignore responses c Ask for feedback and questions

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por Ismigul Mamayusubova

What is a simple way to share research with classmates?

Which tool helps you show numbers clearly?

What is a kid-friendly option to explain results visually?

Which method uses pictures and icons to tell findings?

Which setting is good for presenting to a group?

What should you include to help others understand?

Which format is best for quick sharing online?

What helps younger students grasp results?

Which activity involves showing posters at school?

What is a safe way to share discoveries with the community?

Which method can make a talk more engaging?

Which tool can organize ideas clearly?

What helps peers remember key results?

Which audience is typical at a science fair?

What should you do after sharing findings?