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Extracted text: Multiple Choice: Choose the letter of the correct answer. of tognol 1. Which of the following is NOT a purpose of the Review of Related Literature and Studies? a. to highlight the significance of your work with the kind of evidence it gathered to support the conclusion of b. to expand, prove, or disprove the findings of previous research studies C. to relate your study to the current condition or situation of the world d. to interpret the results of the study 2. This is a type of source that provides first-hand information about a certain topic. a. primary 3. This is a type of source which synthesizes and explains the work of others and is based on the other types of sources. a. primary 4. Which is a primary source for literature review? a. indexes 5. Which is a secondary source for literature review? a. research reviews b. diaries 6. Which is NOT a way of organizing related literature and studies? a. thematic b. chronological 7. This is an important skill in drafting the literature review which involves the consolidation of ideas to explain a concept. a. direct quoting b. synthesizing 8. It is a form of note-taking that involves condensing a lengthy piece of source material (15 to 30 percent). a. summarizing 9. This refers to using ideas and information created by other people but without your research b. secondary c. tertiary d. general b. secondary c. tertiary d. general b. textbooks c. journals d. almanacs c. original artwork d. speeches c. alphabetical d. typological c. note-taking d. paraphrasing b. outlining c. Paraphrasing d. direct quoting proper attribution or citation. a. libel 10.It is a type of plagiarism that involves copying text from another sour e and changing several words but maintaining the original sentence structure. b. plagiarism c. slander d. theft a. cut and paste b. self-plagiarism c. misattribution d. Mosaic