Answer:
22. C
23. B
24. D
25. A
26. C
27. B
28. D
29. A
30. C
Explanation:
A research report can be defined as well-written document (publications) that comprises of the data, processes, and findings of a research work in an articulate, systematic and orderly manner.
This ultimately implies that, a research report comprises of the basic aspects of a research work.
The parts of a research report should be organized based on the following standard research report structure;
1. Conclusion: this section explains things that will lead you to significant points, insights, or understanding that derive their validity, credibility or acceptability from the factual evidence gathering during the data-collection stage.
2. Recommendations: this section gives something that will expand or extend one's understanding of the conclusions raised earlier, such as suggesting a solution to the problem problem or recommending a further research on the subject.
3. References: it is in this part where you display the identities or names of all writers or owners of ideas that you incorporated in your research.
4. Title: this part of your research gives information and descriptions of the things focused on by your research study.
5. Abstract: it presents a summary of the research that makes a clear presentation of the background, objectives, significance, methodologies, results, and conclusions of the research study.
6. Introduction: given a stress in this section of the paper are the research problem and its background, objectives, research questions and hypothesis.
7. Methodology: this part of the research explains the procedure in collecting and analyzing data and also describes the sources of data.
8. Result or findings: in this section, it presents the research findings that are expressed through graphics, statistics or words.
9. Appendices: included in these sections are copies of materials like questionnaires, graphs, and letters among others that you used in all stages of your academic work, and are, then, part of your research study.
