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by Sara Sameh Hassan El Sayed
1

In the IEEE reference list, authors' last names must come before their first initials.

2

Which paraphrasing technique is demonstrated if 'The burning of fossil fuels causes global warming' is changed to 'Global warming is caused by the burning of fossil fuels'?

3

In a research article following the IMRaD structure, where would you most likely find the interpretation of data and comparison with previous studies?

4

A Systematic Review is considered Secondary Research. Does it typically follow the IMRaD structure?

5

What is the primary function of a 'Graphical Abstract'?

6

When summarizing, why is it important to identify the 'topic sentences' during the reading phase?

7

Which of the following is a valid 'Research Question' according to the provided examples?

8

In IEEE style, if no date is provided for a source, you should omit the date field entirely in the reference list.

9

In an experiment testing how green tea affects weight loss, what role does 'green tea' play?

10

A student finds an interesting quote in Source A, which was originally cited in Source B. According to IEEE rules for secondary sources, what should the student do?

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