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Formal Lab Report
Formal Lab Report
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Reviews parts of a formal scientific report at the high school /intro college level
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1
Which section is written in past-tense, passive voice?
methods
introduction
results
discussion
2
Which section includes general information about the organism in the experiment?
results
introduction
discussion
methods
3
Which section includes data tables and graphs?
discussion
results
introduction
methods
4
What should you do with the scientific name each time you type it?
underline, bold, italicize, and type in Comic Sans
italicize
underline it
bold it
5
Where do you place the legend for a figure (graph)?
to the left of the graph
to the right of the graph
above the graph
below the graph
6
Which section includes the analysis and interpretation of your data?
methods
results
discussion
introduction
7
Where do you include your possible further studies?
results
introduction
methods
discussion
8
Where do you place a legend for a table (data table)?
to the right of the table
to the left of the table
above the table
below the table
9
What is a graph called in a formal scientific paper?
data picture
dope
figure
graph
10
Where do you include the full scientific name of the organism?
methods
results
introduction
discussion
11
Which section includes the materials & techniques applied in the experiment?
introduction
methods
results
discussion
12
Does the results section have any writing?
YES
NO
13
Where does your evaluation of your hypothesis belong (refuted or supported and why)?
introduction
results
discussion
methods
14
Which section requires you to research and find other articles to discuss?
discussion
results
methods
introduction
15
Where do you cite and refer to your figures & tables?
methods
discussion
results
introduction
16
Where does your hypothesis & purpose of experiment belong?
discussion
introduction
methods
results
