The title accurately reflects the focus and scope of the research.

The title is concise, clear, and engaging.

The abstract summarizes the key findings, methodology, and significance of the research.

The abstract is within the recommended word limit (usually 150-250 words).

The introduction provides background information on the research topic.

The research question or hypothesis is clearly stated.

The objectives and significance of the study are outlined.

Relevant literature is reviewed and cited appropriately.

The methodology section clearly describes the research design and methods.

Sample size, data collection procedures, and analysis techniques are specified.

Ethical considerations, if applicable, are addressed.

Methodology is appropriate for the research question and objectives.

Results are presented clearly, using tables, graphs, or charts where appropriate.

Discussion interprets the results of the research question.

The discussion addresses the implications of the findings and their significance.

The results are compared to previous research where relevant.

The conclusion summarizes the key findings of the research.

Limitations of the study are acknowledged.

Suggestions for future research are provided.

The conclusion ties back to the research question or hypothesis.

All sources are cited accurately in the text and listed in the reference section.

Citations follow the correct format (APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.).

References are relevant, recent, and credible.

The reference list is complete and correctly formatted.