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Leanna Lucero

19 April, 12:21

Beth needs to find data to support her ideas for a research paper. She goes to the library and finds a few books that have information that she can use. What would you call this stage of her process?

A. identifying a thesis statement

B. conducting research

C. writing a first draft

D. exploring the library

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