Round 2

Froggy Jumps

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Round 2

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Keerthishree K

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1	Varshathi March 25, 2026	% 100	01:37
2	Vimo March 25, 2026	% 90	00:47
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Froggy Jumps Round 2Online version Round 2 by Keerthishree K 1 This is a visual representation of data. a Theory b Graph c Presentation 2 This is used to organize data in rows and columns. a Table b Literature Review c Appendix 3 This is the step where you understand what the data means. a Conclusion b Prediction c Interpretation 4 This is checking if your results are correct. a Verification b Plagiarism c Replication 5 This is asking questions to gather information. a Literature Survey b Observation c Interview 6 This is repeating an experiment to confirm results. a Validation b Replication c Verification 7 This is how close results are to the correct value. a Precision b Accuracy c False rate 8 This is giving credit to the original author of information. a Bibliography b Plagiarism c Citation 9 This is a list of sources used in a project at the end. a Summary b Bibliography c Conclusion 10 This is mentioning the source within the content itself. a Reference b Abstract c In-text Citation

Froggy Jumps

Round 2Online version

Round 2

by Keerthishree K

This is a visual representation of data.

Theory

Graph

Presentation

This is used to organize data in rows and columns.

Table

Literature Review

Appendix

This is the step where you understand what the data means.

Conclusion

Prediction

Interpretation

This is checking if your results are correct.

Verification

Plagiarism

Replication

This is asking questions to gather information.

Literature Survey

Observation

Interview

This is repeating an experiment to confirm results.

Validation

Replication

Verification

This is how close results are to the correct value.

Precision

Accuracy

False rate

This is giving credit to the original author of information.

Bibliography

Plagiarism

Citation

This is a list of sources used in a project at the end.

Summary

Bibliography

Conclusion

This is mentioning the source within the content itself.

Reference

Abstract

In-text Citation

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Round 2

Froggy Jumps

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