LAST SUMMATIVE TEST
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- Q1These are individuals who have made an important contribution to planning and carrying out the research reported, and anyone listed should also have helped in the preparation of the paper.AuthorsAbstractTitleKeywords30s
- Q2These are words by which the paper should be indexed by abstracting services.KeywordsTitleAuthorsAbstract30s
- Q3The section pulls everything together and shows the importance and value of the work and is therefore the most innovative and difficult part of the paper to write.DiscussionResultsMaterials and MethodsIntroduction30s
- Q4This part enables readers to identify the basic content of a document quickly and accurately, to determine its relevance to their interests, and thus to decide whether they need to read the document in its entirety.AbstractAuthorsTitleKeywords30s
- Q5___________ tells why the reader should find the paper interesting, explains why the author carried out the research, and gives the background the reader needs to understand and judge the paper.IntroductionMaterials and MethodsDiscussionResults30s
- Q6This is the section where the authors explain meanings and implications of the results.IntroductionResultsMaterials and MethodsDiscussion30s
- Q7This section presents the new knowledge; therefore, it is the core of the paper.ResultsDiscussionIntroductionMaterials and Methods30s
- Q8This part of the paper will be read more than any other part.AbstractKeywordsTitleAuthors30s
- Q9This section presents a simple and direct manner what has been done, how, and when, and how the data were analyzed and presented.IntroductionMaterials and MethodsDiscussionResults30s
- Q10The value of the paper depends on what is contained in this section, and it must be presented in an absolutely clear manner in just the right number of words, neither more nor less.IntroductionDiscussionMaterials and MethodsResults30s
- Q11This section should provide all the information needed to allow another researcher to judge the study or actually repeat the experimentMaterials and MethodsResultsDiscussionIntroduction30s
- Q12This section lists whether a standard or uniform format for citing literature, including all citations in the text, must be listed in this part.AppendixConclusionsReferencesAcknowledgments30s
- Q13This section should state well-articulated out-comes of the study and briefly suggest future lines of research in the area based on findings reported in the paper.ReferencesAcknowledgmentsConclusionsAppendix30s
- Q14This section defines the nature and extent of the problems studied, relates the research to previous work (usually by a brief review of the literature clearly relevant to the problem), explains the objectives of investigation, and defines any specialized terms or abbreviations to be used in what follows.DiscussionMaterials and MethodsIntroductionResults30s
- Q15This short section is for thanking the institutions and individuals who helped significantly in the work reported in the paper.AcknowledgmentsConclusionsAppendixReferences30s