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Froggy Jumps English 2 - Lesson 24.1Online version Key terms for research & prep by Ân Phạm Trần Duyên 1 What is the definition of Research? a A prepared speech or visual explanation shared with an audience. b The process of finding and studying information about a topic. c The subject or main area that a student chooses to study. 2 What is the definition of Presentation? a The final part that brings ideas together and leaves a clear takeaway. b A note that gives credit to the source of information or evidence. c A prepared speech or visual explanation shared with an audience. 3 What is the definition of Topic? a The subject or main area that a student chooses to study. b Images, diagrams, or short text excerpts that help explain an idea. c A focused question that guides research and note-taking. 4 What is the definition of Research Question? a A text, website, image, or material used to gather information. b A focused question that guides research and note-taking. c The final part that brings ideas together and leaves a clear takeaway. 5 What is the definition of Source? a The process of finding and studying information about a topic. b A text, website, image, or material used to gather information. c Details, quotations, or examples used to support a claim. 6 What is the definition of Reliable? a Details, quotations, or examples used to support a claim. b Trustworthy and accurate enough to use for academic work. c Using someone else’s words or ideas without giving proper credit. 7 What is the definition of Evidence? a A note that gives credit to the source of information or evidence. b Details, quotations, or examples used to support a claim. c To restate information in your own words while keeping the original meaning. 8 What is the definition of Claim? a The final part that brings ideas together and leaves a clear takeaway. b The main idea or argument that a speaker wants to prove. c To arrange information in a clear and logical order. 9 What is the definition of Organize? a Images, diagrams, or short text excerpts that help explain an idea. b A plan that shows the order of ideas in a presentation or essay. c To arrange information in a clear and logical order. 10 What is the definition of Outline? a A plan that shows the order of ideas in a presentation or essay. b A diagram of the circles of Hell can provide visual support for the presentation. c The final part that brings ideas together and leaves a clear takeaway. 11 What is the definition of Visual Support? a The outline should include an introduction, evidence, explanation, and conclusion. b A diagram of the circles of Hell can provide visual support for the presentation. c Images, diagrams, or short text excerpts that help explain an idea. 12 What is the definition of Citation? a A final part that reminds the audience why the topic matters. b A note that gives credit to the source of information or evidence. c To restate information in your own words while keeping the original meaning. 13 What is the definition of Paraphrase? a To restate information in your own words while keeping the original meaning. b Using someone else’s words or ideas without giving proper credit. c The final part that brings ideas together and leaves a clear takeaway. 14 What is the definition of Plagiarism? a Using someone else’s words or ideas without giving proper credit. b To restate information in your own words while keeping the original meaning. c The final part that brings ideas together and leaves a clear takeaway. 15 What is the definition of Conclusion? a A note that gives credit to the source of information or evidence. b The subject or main area that a student chooses to study. c The final part that brings ideas together and leaves a clear takeaway.

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English 2 - Lesson 24.1

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by Ân Phạm Trần Duyên

What is the definition of Research?

What is the definition of Presentation?

What is the definition of Topic?

What is the definition of Research Question?

What is the definition of Source?

What is the definition of Reliable?

What is the definition of Evidence?

What is the definition of Claim?

What is the definition of Organize?

What is the definition of Outline?

What is the definition of Visual Support?

What is the definition of Citation?

What is the definition of Paraphrase?

What is the definition of Plagiarism?

What is the definition of Conclusion?