How exactly are you supposed to write a scientific paper?

Question

Please in 9th grade english...every website I find is quite complex and on the "college" level. Dechipering = not fun.

Answer 1

1. Choose an interesting subject (from your point of view);
2. read one or two texts (= newspaper articles) about it;
3. Take notes: A. use the exact words of the author between quotes (" ..."); or B. paraphrase what the author says (report what (s)he is saying in your own words);
4. prepare an outline (main ideas);
5. write the first draft (introduction, development, conclusion).

Note: when writing a paper, you may choose a controversial subject, like "creationism" vs. "evolutionism". In that case, you will have to take sides and explain why (argumentative paper). You may also choose to write an expository paper (about "Pluto", which is not considered a planet any more). In such a paper, you will just report the latest developments.

Answer 2

a scientific paper potential you deliver mutually good (empirical evidence) meaning evidence which would be repeated and is credible. you initiate off out with a thesis and a query concerning a undeniable difficulty and once you deliver mutually suitable training and test and stuff to deliver mutually the empirical evidence (until eventually you're only gonna take it from someplace else) then you definately draw a real or fake end concerning your preliminary question utilising the evidence.