English Q4

What is academic writing?

• A writing style used in chatting or texting.

• A type of writing which uses formal language to give information or convince the readers.

• A type of writing where the author describes a certain object, landscape, or situation.

• A type of writing that aims to deliver and narrate a story.

Which of the following is NOT a feature of academic writing?

• Objective

• Complex

• Vague

• Accurate

The following are examples of academic writing EXCEPT?

• Informative essays

• Poems

• Persuasive text

• Research

Formal language doesn't use contractions. Which word in the statement is in violation of the parameters of a formal language?

• contractions

• use

• doesn't

• Formal language

Select all points that correspond in doing academic writting.

• Do not use contractions

• Do not use cliches or colloquialism

• Do not use expression

• do not use casual words

• Do not use references and resources

This is one of the six research concepts in a science investigatory project.

It is also referred to as the primary research question, which their study seeks to address and answer.

• Defining a research question

• Formulating a null hypothesis

• Choosing study design

• Collecting and interpreting data

This is one of the six research concepts in a science investigatory project.

A statistical hypothesis to be tested and accepted or rejected in favor of an alternative.

• Defining a research question

• Formulating a null hypothesis

• Choosing study design

• Collecting and interpreting data

This is one of the six research concepts in a science investigatory project.

A framework, or the sets of methods and procedures used to collect and analyze data on variables specified in a particular research problem.

• Defining a research question

• Formulating a null hypothesis

• Choosing study design

• Collecting and interpreting data

This is one of the six research concepts in a science investigatory project.

Gather the necessary data, then discuss the result based on the data gathered.

• Concluding the study

• Presenting the work

• Choosing study design

• Collecting and interpreting data

This is one of the six research concepts in a science investigatory project.

Consider the result of the study and the null hypothesis that has been formulated. Find out if the null hypothesis is true or not.

• Concluding the study

• Presenting the work

• Choosing study design

• Collecting and interpreting data