A ______________is a research report about a person.

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A research report gives _________about a topic.

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Facts are ________statements that can be checked and verified by in a source of information such as an encyclopedia, magazine, or non-fiction book.

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The first step in writing a good research report is to:

• Choose your topic

• Decide the main ideas

• Make note cards

• Write an outline

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All of the following would be good choices for sources of information for a research report:

• encyclopedias

• internet articles

• fiction books

• non-fiction books

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When researching and writing notecards, you should put the ________at the top of each card.

• Main point or idea

  (heading)

• source of information

• the date

• every detail you read

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Every note card you write research on should have these listed at the bottom:

• source of information

• page number

• main idea

• accomplishments

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An _________is a way to organize your ideas under main points before you begin to write.

When organizing your notecards into an outline, sometimes the main ideas can be combined into one body ____________.

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You must include every detail from your notecards into your report.

• True

• False

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