Question $1$

Match the article section name to the description.

Provides the reader with the outcome$($s$)$ of the study and often includes data in the form of figures, text, or images.

Contains a formatted list of all the citations included in the paper.

It should describe the experiment$/$study in sufficient detail so that another investigator could replicate the study.

A short descriptive summary of the articl that helps determine if the article is wort reading.

Summarizes the results in more detail and addresses research gaps or limitations in the methods. Often includes implications of the study, answers the research question, and explains the impacts on the field.

This section puts the research topic in context for the reader, creates interest in the subject, explains the current state of knowledge on the topic, and provides a statement of the hypothesis or research question.