A literature can( ),( ),( ),().
A: sort out the relationships of previous works.
B: provide the relationship between previous works and the present
study.
C: prepare for and justify the research questions or hypotheses.
D: point out the areas of study so as to avoid repetition.
E: add authority to the present study.
A: sort out the relationships of previous works.
B: provide the relationship between previous works and the present
study.
C: prepare for and justify the research questions or hypotheses.
D: point out the areas of study so as to avoid repetition.
E: add authority to the present study.
举一反三
- Generally speaking, what will be covered in Introduction Part? A: Significance and necessity of the study B: Background, scope of the issue being study C: Clear definitions of key term involved in the study D: Theoretical foundations for the study E: Objectives of the present study F: Brief literature review and comment on the previous studies
- What are the possible contents of an introduction? A: Reviewing the existing literature relevant to the present study B: Announcing the purpose/focus of the study C: Identifying a gap in the existing literature D: Explaining the significance or necessity of the research
- An introduction section should state the purpose of your study and set out the research questions to be addressed.
- The paper is organized as follows. A: A. Explaining the significance or necessity of the research B: B. Reviewing the existing literature relevant to the present study C: C. Identifying a gap in the existing literature D: D. Announcing the purpose/focus of the study E: E. Outlining the paper structure
- What should you do to prepare for tests? A: Always study, study and study. B: Get familiar with the test material. C: Go in the test with confidence. D: All of the above.