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Froggy Jumps Language of Research BasicsOnline version Test key parts and concepts of a research paper. by Izette Cancio 1 Which part is usually called the cover page? a Title Page b Abstract c Introduction 2 Which section introduces the problem and purpose of the research? a Results/Findings/Presentation of Data b Methodology c Introduction 3 Where do you summarize what others have written on the topic? a Literature Review b Discussion c Appendices 4 Which part explains the plan and approach of the study? a Abstract b Methodology c Conclusion 5 Where are the actual results and data shown in the paper? a References b Results/Findings/Presentation of Data c Introduction 6 Which section discusses the meaning and implications of the results? a Abstract b Appendices c Discussion/Implication of Data Analysis 7 Which part restates the main ideas and final thoughts? a Review of Related Literature b Conclusion c Title Page 8 What lists all sources cited in the research? a Abstract b Introduction c Reference Page/Bibliography 9 Which component can include graphs, charts, and data tables? a Discussion/Implication of Data Analysis b Results/Findings/Presentation of Data c Appendices 10 Which part provides background, scope, and focus of the study? a Introduction b Abstract c Conclusion 11 What are the three key characteristics of research? a Random, biased, and opinion-based b Casual, subjective, and anecdotal c Systematic, objective, and evidence-based 12 What turns a problem into a research study? a A clear research question b A literature review c A conclusion 13 Which is a common source of research problems? a Personal experiences and observations b Weather reports c Fiction novels 14 What is the main purpose of research? a To publish as many pages as possible b To answer questions using evidence c To express opinions 15 Which section explains how data was collected? a Methodology b Abstract c Discussion 16 What is the literature review primarily about? a Presenting original data b Writing conclusions c Summarizing related credible sources 17 How does a research question differ from an everyday question? a It requires investigation and evidence b It is always numerical c It has a shorter answer 18 What is the role of a conclusion in a research paper? a List references only b Restate the main findings and implications c Introduce new data 19 What is the purpose of including a reference page? a To fill pages b To advertise books c To credit sources and aid verification 20 What is the first step in the research process? a Turn the problem into a clear research question b Draw conclusions c Collect data 21 Which section provides the background and purpose of the study? a Abstract b Introduction c Methods 22 Which section lists all sources cited in the work? a Appendices b Acknowledgments c References / Bibliography 23 Which section explains how the research was conducted? a Discussion b Results c Methodology 24 Which section reviews prior studies and related literature? a Review of Related Literature b Conclusion c Introduction 25 Which section presents the actual findings with data? a Results / Findings b Discussion c Abstract 26 Which section discusses implications and future directions? a Discussion / Implications of Data Analysis b Conclusion c Methods 27 Which section restates the problem and summarizes the study? a Introduction b Abstract c Conclusion 28 Which page typically contains the title, author, and affiliation? a Title Page b Cover Note c Abstract 29 Which section helps readers visualize relationships between variables? a Results b Appendices c Conceptual Framework 30 Which section may include questionnaires or raw data? a References b Discussion c Appendices

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Language of Research BasicsOnline version

by Izette Cancio

Which part is usually called the cover page?

Which section introduces the problem and purpose of the research?

Where do you summarize what others have written on the topic?

Which part explains the plan and approach of the study?

Where are the actual results and data shown in the paper?

Which section discusses the meaning and implications of the results?

Which part restates the main ideas and final thoughts?

What lists all sources cited in the research?

Which component can include graphs, charts, and data tables?

Which part provides background, scope, and focus of the study?

What are the three key characteristics of research?

What turns a problem into a research study?

Which is a common source of research problems?

What is the main purpose of research?

Which section explains how data was collected?

What is the literature review primarily about?

How does a research question differ from an everyday question?

What is the role of a conclusion in a research paper?

What is the purpose of including a reference page?

What is the first step in the research process?

Which section provides the background and purpose of the study?

Which section lists all sources cited in the work?

Which section explains how the research was conducted?

Which section reviews prior studies and related literature?

Which section presents the actual findings with data?

Which section discusses implications and future directions?

Which section restates the problem and summarizes the study?

Which page typically contains the title, author, and affiliation?

Which section helps readers visualize relationships between variables?

Which section may include questionnaires or raw data?