Aspects of a Report

In making a report on an issue, we are not going to only collect information and evidence, but also to share our ____

In evaluating whether an argument is valid, we could see it from these aspects, EXCEPT ____

In seeing an issue or a problem, we are encouraged to find or search for these aspects, EXCEPT ____

Examples of possible methods to get the primary sources are, EXCEPT ___.

These are some examples of the stakeholders in the case of animal experiments, EXCEPT ___

To help you view an issue more clearly, you are required to see the impacts (harms and benefits) on these, EXCEPT ___.

Which one is an example of a fact?

These are some examples where to find credible resources, EXCEPT ___

When we read a source and use some of the information, we should state the source in the _____

Making a questionnaire is one way to collect ___

Expert testimony, research reports, compare statistics, material from relevant organisations, etc. are ___

Information from a book or a website that we use in our report is considered as ____

To be able to help us decide our personal view and draw conclusion on certain issues, we should first find out ____

To check whether a source can be considered credible, we could see these aspects, EXCEPT ___

In seeing an issue or problem, we should see the parties or people involved or impacted; in other words, the ____