Text C. Directions: Matebing Type Test. Match the steps in column A with each
appropriate description in column B, write only the letter of your answer on a
separate sheet of paper.
SIX STEPS ON HOW TO RESEARCH A TOPIC
Column A
Column B
1) Present
A. What is the problem I have to
solve?
2) Locate
B. What resources will be the
best to use? Is the
information relevant?
3) Assess
4) Select
C. How do I find the information
I need?
5) Organize
D. How best can I use my
information?
6) Define
E. How can I best present the
information?
F. How well did I complete the
assignment?

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