Which section explains the procedures used to gather and examine information?, Conclusion, Methodology, References, Title, Where are the outcomes or data from the study usually presented?, Results/Findings, Introduction, Review of Related Literature, References, Which section interprets the findings and explains their significance?, Title, Methodology, Discussion, References, Why are references included in a research report?, To replace the findings, To make the report longer, To acknowledge sources used, To introduce the research problem, A learner places the findings before explaining how the information was collected. What is the best revision?, Remove the findings, Place the Methodology before the Results/Findings, Put References first, Remove all headings, The Methodology section presents the main outcomes of the study., TRUE, FALSE, The Introduction introduces the topic, research problem, and purpose., TRUE, FALSE, The References section interprets the meaning of the findings., TRUE, FALSE, A logical sequence helps readers follow the relationship between the research problem, method, findings, and conclusion., TRUE, FALSE, When writing about Indigenous Peoples, it is acceptable to invent cultural practices as long as the report has clear headings., TRUE, FALSE

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