QUIZ IN READING AND WRITING (Writing Research Papers)

What do you call to a type of academic writing that presents the author’s views and findings on a chosen subject or topic from various fields?

• Research Paper

• Essay

• Editorial Article

• News

Ideally, how many words must a Research Abstract have (minimum to maximum)?

• 300-500 words

• 200-300 words

• 100-200 words

• 800-900 words

What do you call to the miscellaneous part of a research paper that presents an overview or summary of the whole research paper?

• Introduction

• Conclusion

• Discussion

• Abstract

What do you call to the miscellaneous part of a research paper that includes all possible supporting documents to you research?

• Appendices

• Documentation Section

• Artifacts Section

• Comment Section

What do you call to a part of a research paper that composed of discussions of facts and principles from various authors to which the study is related?

• Literature Review

• Review of Related Literature

• Book Review

• Bibliography

What do you call to a part of a research paper that attempts to connect the results of your study to the bigger picture and show how the results might be applied to people’s practical lives?

• Results

• Conclusions

• Discussion

• Recommendations

What do you call to the format that researchers are usually using in citing their sources in the reference section and in-text citations in RRLs?

• American Psychiatry Association (APA) Format

• American Portable Association (APA) Format

• American Psychological Association (APA) Format

• American Periodical Association (APA) Format

What do you call to the miscellaneous part of a research paper that includes alphabetically arranged list of sources used in the study?

• Bibliography

• Appendices

• Citation

• Hypothesis

What do you call to the miscellaneous part of a research paper that consists of the title of the paper and the name of the researchers who worked in the conduct of the study?

• Title Bar

• Title Section

• Title Page

• Title Part

What do you call to a part of the research paper where the rationale of the study and the historical background of the problem can be found?

• Introduction

• Title Page

• Abstract

• Statement of the Problem