Exam 19: Writing Lab Reports
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How should you present your data in the results section?
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The references section of a lab report should contain which of the following?
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According to Chapter 19, where should you write about research data that are atypical or problematic in some way?
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Ideally, what will the title and abstract of a report help readers do?
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Which part of a lab report or a scientific report might be distributed more widely than the report itself?
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According to Chapter 19, what is the process of peer review?
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Which section should include a concise review of previous research relevant to your study?
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Which sentence is written in a style that is typical of lab reports?
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The discussion section of a lab report is the appropriate section in which to interpret or explain your findings to readers.
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You should write the sections of a lab report in the order in which they will appear in the report.
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The acknowledgments section of a lab report is typically used to identify and thank people who have assisted the author during a study or in preparing the report. What is another typical use of the acknowledgments section?
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Which of the following is the LEAST effective title for a lab report or scientific article?
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Why is it important to follow a standard pattern when writing a lab report?
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According to Chapter 19, most lab reports consist of eight basic elements. One is the introduction. What are two other elements found in most lab reports?
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The discussion portion of a lab report is also called an analysis.
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According to Chapter 19, which of these is NOT an element common to most lab reports?
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A descriptive abstract states the topics covered in the lab report but doesn't present important results or conclusions.
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Which of the procedures you performed should you mention in the "Materials and Methods" section of your report?
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Science and engineering journals usually instruct authors to use the Modern Language Association (MLA) style guide.
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