Societies Dot and Jot Chart

Central Idea: Societies Unite Together when Affected by an Aspect/Event

Task: On your own, write a Surface Question and a Deep Question for each of the lines of inquiry.

Write your own research questions. Use who, what, when, where, why or how to write questions to
investigate these lines of inquiry:

Define a society (What is and what makes a society)

A space in time of the society (Timeline)
What aspect had an impact on the society?
What caused the aspect to become a significance?
What was the society like before the aspect/event occurred?
What part of the society was unified through aspect?
How was the society unified? SPENT
The impact on the immediate society and other societies

Surface Level Questions Dot and Jot

Question
Who does whaling ?
Why do we do whaling?
Do there societys depend on whaling?
What do they make out of whales?
How many ships have been hit by whale
ships
Where are whales foned?
What does the whale say?
What countrys use the most of the whales
body
After there died.

Information

Onn me work
Japan do whaling because they reline on it
Yes japan
They use oil and the meat
1 call the lady gil

Whales and foned all over the world

Whales commuate with shoud
Japan used the most parts so does Norway

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Deep Level Questions Dot and Jot

Question

Information

Why should we save the whale

What is the point of whaling
What do whales eat

How many whales are left

How can we help the whales
What countrys take part on saving the
whales
Which countries needs whales the most

How much do whales sell for

The whales are part of the food change

There Is no point in whaling japan kill for puducts
Whales eat zooplankton and kill which is a small-like
shrimp creator
Rufly 1.7 million
Donate to a website adopt a whale
Most countries are working to save the whales except
Japan Norway and Iceland
No countries need it the most but japan kills a lot of
whales
$26 per kilogram however their fluke meat fin and tail
meat is sold for over $200 per kilogram this is 3 times
the price of the stomach meat of a whale

Surface Questions
Questions that give information answers single word answers, the kind you get from scanning a text.
e.g.
Where is the most iron ore in the world mined? A: Australia
Who buys most of Australias iron ore? A: China
How big are Australias iron ore reserves? A: 1 trillion t
Deep Questions
Look inside the issue and help us to really understand a situation. Their answers are detailed.
e.g.
What is the process of recycling scrap metal back to usable iron?

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How do geologists find and work out the size of iron ore reserves?
What is the history of humans using iron?
How is ore turned into iron?
What are the best alternatives for using iron, e.g. for building bridges