Question

Multiple Choice Questions - PLEASE HELP!

1.The introduction should start with at least one paragraph providing:

a. Information about the specific questions you are asking

b. General background

c. Specific information about your study species

2. True or False: Every idea involved in your experiments should be anticipated in the introduction. Nothing should later come as a surprise to the reader.

3. True or False: The introduction should start very specific, but then become progressively more general as it goes.

4. Here is an excerpt from a published introduction section. Indicate whether you think it came from near the beginning, or near the end.

"Fish, like other animals, must make numerous decisions while foraging. At a macro-level, they must decide where to feed and what types of prey to feed upon. At a micro-level, decisions are required concerning such things as how fast to approach a particular prey item, or how aggressive to be towards a particular territorial intruder. "

a. Near the beginning

b. Near the end

Answer 1