TASK NO.

1 (WRITTEN WORKS)

A. Instruction: Read the following questions (or statements) carefully and

write the letter of the correct answer.

B 1. The final answer to your research question.

a. Summary b. Conclusion c. Abstract

A 2. Refers to the concise statements or account of key points?

a. Summary b. Conclusion c. Recommendation

C 3. This type of abstract is used as heading to journals and research papers?

a. descriptive b. indicative c. informative

C 4. These are added by the researcher in case future wants to continue your research?
a. Abstract b. Appendix c. Recommendation

A 5. These are the things that the researcher wants to do in the future?
a. Recommendation b. Conclusion c. Summary

C 6. Descriptive abstract is also called

a. informative b. abstract c. indicative

B 7. The standard way of acknowledging all your sources in your research paper?
a. listing b. referencing c. copying

A 8. This section of research paper includes all your citations and sources in your paper.
a. references b. introduction c. appendix

C 9. The section of research paper where you give thanks to all the people that helped you.
a. references b. summary c. acknowledgement.

A 10.This section of paper contains supplementary materials to fully comprehend your research
paper. a. appendix b. summary c. abstract
B. Read each statement carefully.

Write T if the statement is true and F if the statement is false. T

1. You should include raw data in your appendix

F 2. We can exclude appendix in the table of contents.

F 3. We will use Chicago style when referencing.

F 4. Referencing is not important in our research paper.

F 5. Sample calculations are placed in summary.

F 6. Summary is the miniature version of a research paper.

F 7. Always include appendix that isn’t referred to the text.

F 8. Overloads of information is a sign of a good appendix.

F 9. Any cited sources in the text should not be included in the references.

F 10. Use the word “wish” when giving thanks to all people in your acknowledgement. F

11. Do not paraphrase when writing your summary.

F 12. Include references in your abstract.

F 13. Use descriptive abstract as your heading of a journal or research paper. F

14. A good abstract uses 500 words.

T 15. Reference list allows the reader