Research Vocabulary

1. giving credit to the original author in your writing
3. the key facts and discoveries you make after carefully studying something
5. unfairly favors or disfavors something because of their personal beliefs or experiences,which can lead to incorrect or one-sided results
6. your main point or claim, supported by facts and evidence, that you try to convince other people is true
8. something that can change or be changed in an experiment
10. an educated guess or a smart prediction about what will happen
12. relating to the entire world or being a "citizen of the world"
14. o repeat an experiment or study to see if you get the same or very similar results

2. a basic plan or road map for a writing project
4. focusing on personal feelings, opinions, and thoughts instead of hard facts that everyone can agree on.
7. something that is true and can be proven or shown to be correct through research, observation, or evidence
9. the main idea or point that you are trying to make in your writing or what you are trying to prove
11. stealing words or ideas from someone else and pretending they are yours
13. what someone thinks, believes, or feels about something, and it's something that can't be proven true or false
15. when a person or a group of people take action to make a positive change