Question 1

What are the three important questions that an introduction should answer?

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What am I writing about? Why is it important? What do I want the reader to know about it?

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What are the main points of my literature review? How long should my paper be? What is my thesis statement?

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What research methods should I use? Why is my research unique? What findings do I have?

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What do I want to write about? How can I write it well? Who is my audience?

Question 2

What is advised to be included at the end of an introduction?

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A roadmap stating how the paper is organized and how each section connects to the research question.

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A summary of the research findings.

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A detailed literature review of previous studies.

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A conclusion with final thoughts on the research.

Question 3

What is the purpose of the CARS Model?

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To describe the process scholars use to give context to their research through three progressive steps.

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To establish a literature review format.

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To structure the conclusion of a research paper.

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To outline the methodology section.

Question 4

How should the introduction section be structured?

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Broadly introduce the topic, provide general background, narrow down to specific details, and conclude with a focused research question or hypothesis.

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Begin with detailed statistics and then summarize the main findings.

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Introduce the methodology first, followed by the significance of the research.

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Start with the conclusion, then provide background information before tackling the main topic.

Question 5

What distinguishes an introduction from a literature review?

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An introduction introduces the research question and purpose, while a literature review evaluates and summarizes existing research.

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The introduction includes methodology, while literature reviews do not.

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An introduction provides detailed findings, whereas a literature review does not.

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Introductions are usually longer than literature reviews.

Question 6

What tone is typically required in health and medicine research papers?

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Clarity, accuracy, and evidence.

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Casual and conversational.

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Technical and complex.

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Abstract and theoretical.

Question 7

In which discipline is it crucial to write in an active voice?

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Business.

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Humanities.

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Social Sciences.

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Health and Medicine.

Question 8

What structural approach do humanities research papers often allow for?

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More creativity in writing while retaining a structured academic approach.

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Complete freedom with no academic structure.

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Strict adherence to scientific formats.

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Focus solely on quantitative data.

Question 9

What is a common characteristic of introductions in biology, chemistry, and physics papers?

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They demand objectivity and impartiality.

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They emphasize subjective interpretations.

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They usually contain detailed emotional appeals.

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They are often anecdotal and personal.

Question 10

What should be avoided in an introduction according to the text?

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Going too in-depth into the topic.

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Including personal opinions.

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Writing very long sentences.

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Using too many references.

Question 11

What is the main purpose of an introduction section in a research paper?

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To establish the writing style, quality of research, and credibility as a scholar.

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To present all research findings in detail.

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To summarize the entire paper.

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To list the references used.

Question 12

Which of the following is NOT one of the three important questions an introduction should answer?

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Why is it important?

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What findings did I conclude?

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What do I want the reader to know about the topic?

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What am I writing about?

Question 13

How should the introduction section be structured according to the text?

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It should start broadly and then narrow down to a focused research question.

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It should start with the conclusion.

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It should be free of any context.

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It should only include background information.

Question 14

What model is suggested for creating a strong introduction?

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The Create a Research Space (CARS) Model.

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The Sequential Writing Model.

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The Structured Analysis Model.

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The Direct Approach Model.

Question 15

In which academic discipline is it essential to be concise and convey information clearly?

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Business.

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Health and Medicine.

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Humanities.

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Social Sciences.

Question 16

What type of introductions often allow for more creativity in writing?

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Humanities.

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Health and Medicine.

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Social Sciences.

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Engineering.

Question 17

What should medical research paper introductions maintain in terms of tone?

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Inviting and engaging.

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Casual and informal.

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Technical and complex.

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Formal and rigid.

Question 18

What does the literature review do compared to the introduction?

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Critically evaluates existing research in greater detail.

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Summarizes the entire paper.

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Introduces the research problem.

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Provides a brief overview of the research question.

Question 19

What type of data do quantitative research introductions typically involve?

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Measurable numerical data.

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Theoretical frameworks.

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General observations.

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Descriptive qualitative data.

Question 20

What structure does the qualitative introduction sample employ, contrasting the typical introduction structure?

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An hourglass structure.

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A pyramid structure.

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A circular structure.

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A linear structure.

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