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Match the following steps of writing a scientific report with their descriptions:
Step 4: Draft the Body of Your Report = Clearly outline what methodology you used in your research Results = Indicate what you found in your research, but do not interpret them Discussion = Discuss the relevance of your results and how your findings fit with other research Conclusion = A summary of the most significant results/findings, should not include any new material
Match the following sections of a scientific report with their descriptions:
Introduction = It may be merged with or separated from the literature review, but it is briefer compared to the thesis Methodology = Clearly written so that it would be easy for another researcher to duplicate your research Results = You give the results of your research, but do not interpret them Recommendations = Includes suggestions for what needs to be done as a result of your findings
Match the following elements of a scientific report with their descriptions:
Appendices = Should add extra information to the report and must have a clear purpose for being included Abstract/Synopsis = A very brief overview of the report in a condensed form References or Bibliography = Includes all references used in the report or referred to for background information Table of Contents = Lists all sections, sub headings, tables/graphs, appendices and give page numbers for each
