Answer:
1.1
•title
•introduction
•literator review
•research methodology
•data analysis
•results
•conclution
•reference page
1.2
•originates with a question and problem
•requirs clear articlulation of a goal
•follows a specific plans or procedure
•often devides main problem into sub problems
•guided by specific problem,question,or hypothesis.
•accepts certain critical assumption.
•requires collection and interpretation of data.
•cyclital(helical)in nature.
1.3
•It is based on the work of others.
•It can be replicated and doable .
•It is generalisable to other settings.
•It is based on some logical rationale and tied to theory. ...
•It generates new questions or is cyclical in nature.
•It is incremental.
1.4
•An analytical mind.
•The ability to stay calm.
•Intelligence.
•Curiosity.
•Quick thinker.
•Commitment.
•Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
•Sympathetic.
-Activity 2-
2.1:Inquiries, Investigations, and Immersion is about experiencing research and researching experiences. In this undertaking, basic knowledge of what research is, and how it works is essential to ensure that the experience becomes fulfilling. This is the main purpose of this lesson.
2.1:One difference is how they are handled. While an inquiry is usually done through questioning and probing into the circumstances relating to the matter at hand, an investigation is done more carefully and by thoroughly inspecting details in an organized manner and assessing facts which are uncovered in the process
