Which of the following should not be placed in the introduction of a research paper? a) background information b) a directive or solution c) a brief summary d) the thesis statement

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User: Which of the following should not be placed in the introduction of a research paper? a) background information b) a directive or solution c) a brief summary d) the thesis statement

Weegy: A thesis background study is a comprehensive review of information ... paper. A good thesis should not ... summary of work you have completed and is placed before a research ...

User: Which of the following should not be placed in the introduction of a research paper? a) background information b) a directive or solution c) a brief summary d) the thesis statement

Weegy: A thesis background study is a comprehensive review of information ... paper. A good thesis should not ... summary of work you have completed and is placed before a research ...

User: Which of the following should you avoid in your conclusion? a) Avoid reaching a judgment about the merits of the subject. b) Avoid reaffirming your thesis statement. c) Avoid adding afterthoughts or additional ideas. d) Avoid offering a plan of action.

Weegy: c) Avoid adding afterthoughts or additional ideas.
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User: How do writers make their points in a research paper? a) They use facts and statistics. b) They use their opinions and experiences c) They use facts and their experiences. d) They use their opinions and ideas.

Weegy: The answer is; a) They use facts and statistics.
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User: To format your sources correctly, you should a) ask a friend for help. b) check the dictionary. c) guess. d) consult a good handbook or style manual.

Weegy: d) consult a good handbook or style manual.
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User: 1Considering the benefits of Title IX to women, why is it being reviewed? 2President Bush has created a commission to evaluate whether giving equal resources to women's college sports unfairly takes away from men's sports. 3The concern arises because college administrators have cut many men's wrestling, gymnastics, baseball, track, and swimming teams (Will 82). 4They say cuts are necessary to comply with Title IX's mandate for equal treatment. 5But Title IX does not require that women's sports take the place of men's sports. 6Administrators could keep all men's sports teams by cutting back on funding for men's football and basketball teams. 7As an article in The New York Times stated, "Bloated football budgets could easily take cuts so the money for men's sports could be distributed more equitably" ("Sporting Chance" 28). 8The same article also points out that the reason Title IX so dramatically increased opportunities for women is that previously "women's sports budgets and teams were paltry and pitiful compared to those of men" (28). This is the last body paragraph from an argumentation paper. What is its purpose? a) to summarize the evidence b) to give the opposing point of view c) to restate the writer's point of view d) to show that the writer and opponents agree on some points

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