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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
What does peer review provide for the scientific community?
It ensures trustworthy information and prevents false claims
Creating unnecessary conflicts between people
Making authors compete with each other
Providing entertainment for readers
Ignoring the validity of studies
Why is the literature review checked?
To check how well the author understands and uses prior research
To make the review part longer on purpose
To count the number of books listed
To formally include something only
To add random references without reason
Why is the correctness of methods important?
Because reliable conclusions depend on proper methods
Because the author personally likes these methods
For fun or experimentation only
To take up more time in the research
To copy methods without understanding them
What is the reviewer’s professional responsibility?
To review the work fairly, objectively, and ethically
To praise the author no matter what
To look only for negative errors
To write anything freely without rules
To skip reviewing if busy
How is the significance of results assessed?
By judging their scientific impact and usefulness
By checking how long the results section is
By looking at the colors used in charts
By deciding if the title looks pretty
By comparing with unrelated studies
Why are graphical materials reviewed?
To ensure they clearly present and support the results
To make the text visually more beautiful
To add more color variety to the work
To fill extra blank space
To include images randomly
How does peer review increase reliability?
Experts verify the study’s accuracy and credibility
If the author is already well-known
If the text looks physically thick
If expensive paper was used
By adding random checks without reading
How do reviewer recommendations help the author?
They help fix errors and improve the text’s structure
They make the text slightly shorter
They give the author a totally new topic
They delete the whole work entirely
They are optional comments with no value
Why is checking journal requirements important?
To match the journal’s official format and style rules
To make the article look more beautiful
To increase the length artificially
To follow rules formally only
To ignore formatting guidelines completely
How does peer review protect journal reputation?
By allowing only strong and trustworthy research to be published
Only if the author is famous already
To gain extra money for the journal
To increase numbers of publications
By publishing articles without review
Is peer review only checking or also improving?
Both: it checks the work and helps strengthen it
Only checking without suggestions
Only praising the author
Only criticizing everything
Ignoring errors completely
Why are scientific style requirements important?
They keep the text clear and aligned with academic standards
To make the writing more beautiful visually
To follow rules automatically
Only if the author prefers them
To add unnecessary complexity
Why is peer review essential for the scientific community?
Because it maintains scientific accuracy and trust
It is not necessary at all
Useful only for certain people
Used just for fun or interest
To make publications look formal only
What does logical validity of conclusions mean?
The conclusions must clearly follow from the data given
They must be written in a long paragraph
They must be limited to one sentence only
They can be created without any data
They can contradict the results
Why are graphical materials reviewed?
To ensure they clearly present and support the results
To make the text visually more beautiful
To add more color variety to the work
To fill extra blank space
To include images randomly
Which feature is typical of academic writing style?
Clarity, objectivity, formality
Simplicity and informality
Emotion and artistry
Dialogue style
Free expression
What is the main difference between oral and written academic communication?
Oral is free, written is structured
They are the same
Written is always shorter
Oral is not scientific
No difference
What is the main purpose of academic writing?
To present ideas logically and with evidence
To show emotions
To give information only
To entertain
To narrate a story
In which countries is academic writing well developed?
English-speaking countries
Latin America
Arab countries
African countries
India
Which is a primary (original) genre of academic writing?
Scientific article
Description of a project
Explanation
Encyclopedia entry
Abstract
What is a dissertation?
Dissertation – research for a degree
Short text
Popular article
Creative task
A short review
What does a review (recension) do?
Review – analyze and evaluate a text
Gives a short summary
Provides a project plan
Presents a research article
Describes an experiment
What is the main feature of a monograph?
Monograph – one-topic study
Covers multiple topics
Contains only short information
Written only for students
A copy of the original text
What is an annotation (abstract)?
Abstract – short summary
Long research paper
Full text
Analysis
Discussion
What is the feature of a summary (referat)?
Summary – concise presentation
Full scientific paper
Adds new information
Emotional writing
Narrative essay
What is the purpose of scientific discussion?
Scientific discussion – problem solving
Writing literature
Entertainment
Giving a short review
Introducing the author
What does the nonfiction (popular science) genre mean?
Scientific explanation for the general public
Science fiction
Fiction novel
Literary essay
Oral storytelling
What unites all scientific genres?
Accuracy, clarity, unambiguity
Emotionality
Long length
Very short size
Interesting plot
What is the structure of an academic text?
Introduction–main part–conclusion
Main part–conclusion
Beginning–main part
Conclusion–beginning
Only introduction and conclusion
What is presented in the introduction?
A brief explanation of the topic
Conclusion
Results
Data
References
What is done in the main part?
Main part – analysis and viewpoint
Giving unnecessary details
Writing the conclusion
Repeating the introduction
Ending the article
What is the purpose of the conclusion?
Conclusion – final points, future prospects
Providing arguments
Repeating the introduction
Giving tasks
Expanding the topic
How should language be in academic writing?
Scientific and precise
Emotional
Informal, simple
Artistic
Unofficial
How should scientific terms and abbreviations be used?
Clearly, understandable for the audience
Randomly
Without explanation
They may be used incorrectly
Only as abbreviations
Grammar and punctuation in academic writing:
Must be strictly followed
Relevant only to literature
Not important
Used freely
Needed only in elementary school
Why should authors cite other scientists?
Citing – to support arguments
To make it more entertaining
To make the text longer
By accident
To decorate the text
Who needs to master academic writing?
University students, researchers, scientists
Only teachers
Only school students
Only journalists
Only linguists
What is the first step in participating in a conference?
Choosing a suitable conference
Choosing a conference
Finding a conference
Picking a conference
Selecting a conference
What should be studied before submitting an application?
Studying all requirements
Studying requirements
Reading requirements
Checking requirements
Reviewing requirements
How does peer review increase reliability?
Experts verify the study’s accuracy and credibility
If the author is already well-known
If the text looks physically thick
If expensive paper was used
By adding random checks without reading
How do reviewer recommendations help the author?
They help fix errors and improve the text’s structure
They make the text slightly shorter
They give the author a totally new topic
They delete the whole work entirely
They are optional comments with no value
Why is the reviewer’s final recommendation important?
It decides if the article can be published and what to revise
It is only a simple opinion with no impact
It is optional and can be ignored
It replaces the author’s writing completely
It can be given without reading the article
What is academic writing?
Expressing ideas through scientific text
Writing fiction texts
Oral communication
Literary analysis
Emotional writing
What is included in the application process?
Completing the registration form
Completing registration
Filling registration
Sending registration
Making registration
What must abstracts comply with?
Following conference rules
Following rules
Using rules
Keeping rules
Meeting rules
What is the purpose of preparing a report?
Preparing presentation materials
Preparing materials
Making materials
Creating materials
Using materials
What is important when preparing a presentation?
Practicing the speech
Practicing speech
Timing speech
Training speech
Preparing speech
What should the title of abstracts be?
Being short and clear
Short and clear
Clear and short
Clear title
Short title
What must be included about authors?
Listing full author information
Listing author information
Listing author data
Listing author details
Listing author info
What is the function of the abstract section?
Giving a brief overview
Giving overview
Providing overview
Showing overview
Short overview
