(2nd Lesson) Introduction and Background of the Study

Question 1

It should catch the viewer’s attention, and it also must contain the reason for conducting the research.

Answer 1

Introduction

Question 2

This is also similar to the introduction, but the main difference is that this is longer, it should also answer the question of why the researchers conducted the study.

Answer 2

Background of the Study

Question 3

It should only contain 3-5 paragraphs, with each paragraph having its own purpose.

Answer 3

Background of the Study

Question 4

Identify which order of paragraph this belongs to:

It should convince the reader/panel

Immediate need

Answer 4

First Paragraph

Question 5

Identify which order of paragraph this belongs to:

It should be in a “Deductive Approach”
(This means from general to specific)

Answer 5

Second to Third

Question 6

Identify which order of paragraph this belongs to:

It should contain the reason for your research

Answer 6

Fourth Paragraph

Question 7

Identify which order of paragraph this belongs to:

This paragraph should contain the research GAP

Answer 7

Fifth Paragraph

Question 8

What is Research GAP

Answer 8

These are questions unanswered by other research papers.

Question 9

it should also use the deductive method, also should be in a statement form

Answer 9

Introduction