Types of Writing Forms and Features Quiz

The purpose of scientific writing is to communicate research results between experts.

Examples of scientific writing include primary research articles, grant proposals, literature reviews, abstracts, presentations, posters, and letters.

Science writing communicates discoveries to a broader audience, while scientific writing is used to communicate research results between experts.

Scientific writing often follows the IMRAD format, which stands for introduction, methods, results, and discussion.

Technical jargon is avoided in science writing because the audience is less knowledgeable, and the communication is intended for general laypeople or specific readership.