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Which part of a review includes the
author, title, source, and main idea? A. Beginning B. Middle C. End D. Combination 2. What part includes the interpretation of data and a brief overview? A. Summary B. Process C. Discussion D. Findings 3. What is the purpose of the conclusion in a research report? A. To review the entire report. B. To explain the research methods. C. To summarize the research. D. To highlight the main findings. 4. What part identifies the problem and explains its importance? A. Reason B. Goals C. Introduction D. Benefits 5. What part details the project's activities and the people involved? A. Budget B. Plan C. Method D. Objectives 6. Which literature review strategy assesses research based on specific criteria? A. Analysis B. Summary C. Evaluation D. Synthesis 7. How does the format affect how readers perceive the research? A. A good format can make the research seem more credible. B. A bad format can weaken the research's quality. C. A complex format can impress readers with the researcher's knowledge. D. A casual format can make the research more relatable. 8. Which skill is not improved by writing a book review? A. Describing B. Expressing C. Analyzing D. Assessing 9. Is it true that a literature review should only include primary sources? A. Yes, secondary sources are unreliable. B. No, secondary sources can be helpful. C. Primary sources are more important, but secondary sources can be used. D. This is not relevant to literature reviews. 10. How does a well-structured literature review improve a research paper's credibility? A. By providing a complete overview of past research. B. By identifying gaps in the research and suggesting future directions. C. By showing the researcher's knowledge and understanding of the field. D. All of the above.