An ideal research paper should include:
- A. A statement of the problem or issue
- B. Background on past and current theories
- C. Summarising and paraphrasing
- D. Glorification of the writer
- E. A thesis stating the writer's position
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Correct answer: D. A, B and E only
Explanation
A paper needs a problem statement, a review of the background and a clear thesis. Summarising and paraphrasing are techniques, not components, and self-glorification has no place in academic writing.
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