A: Conclusion
B: Discussions
C: Introduction
D: Literature review
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- When results of a research appear in a paper in combination with ______, the author could point out the limitations of this research and recommend further research. </p></p>
- 2. The main contents of essays’ abstracts are ①research background introduction; ②problem to be tackled; ③research purpose;④introduction to the latest concerning literature;⑤research methods; ⑥research findings or results; 3⑦conclusion (8) research evaluation; (9) suggestions for further research.
- What are the elements included in a research paper? A: Title, Introduction including Review of Literature, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, References, Appendices. B: Title, Abstract, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, References, Appendices C: Title, Abstract, Introduction including Review of Literature, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, References, Appendices D: Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, References, Appendices
- The main structure(s) of research paper are (is): A: Results ， Discussion B: methods C: introduction D: Conclusion
- Which of the following are typical components of a research paper? A: Literature Review B: Method C: Results D: Discussion
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One of the most important moves in the conclusion section of a review article is to point out: A: the method of conducting this review B: what the author’s conclusion about what he has reviewed C: what others have done in the given research area D: the gaps in the present research area and future research work
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A literature review in a research paper must ______. A: present a detailed description of the sources B: be related to the author’s research C: be related to one’s research D: be organized according to the importance of the studies
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The literature review of a research paper is often incorporated into the __________.
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What role does a literature review play in a research paper?
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The conclusion should give a summary of: A: any gap or area for further research B: the main agreements and disagreements in the literature C: your further research D: your overall perspective on the topic