What is a literature review?

A. A summary of personal experiences
B. An analysis of existing research on a topic
C. A collection of unrelated articles
D. A section for personal opinions

Answer: An analysis of existing research on a topic

Additional Information: A literature review surveys existing research, providing context and background for the report.

Subjects: Report Writing, Writing Skills

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