Complicated technical details and charts are usually placed in the:
a. body.
b. introduction.
c. summary.
d. appendix.
e. bibliography.
Question 2
When it comes to discussing the limitations of a study, the writer should:
a. emphasize what could have been accomplished given a larger research budget.
b. acknowledge that all studies contain error and this one is no different.
c. not mention them, let the data speak for itself.
d. provide a balanced account of the specific problems.
e. tell an amusing anecdote relating to statistical fallibility.
Hydration is essential to body function, especially engaged in strenuous activities
Different parts of the body mature at different rates. “General” refers to the body as a whole: the
Lucy’s Body Weight Proportions Compared to a Bonobo
Movements of the Body
Cultures Ideal Body Types
Layers of sheets and towels on the table for a body wrap.