Academic English & Research vocabulary · Thesis and Article Structure

Appendix

Meaning in academic english & research, with examples

/əˈpendɪks/nounCore term

In academic english & research, appendix means: A section at the end of a thesis, report or article that contains extra material, such as questionnaires, interview questions or detailed tables.

In Turkish: ek, ekler

How it is used

Material goes in an appendix when it supports the text but would interrupt the reader. Appendices are labeled (Appendix A, Appendix B) and referred to in the text. Journals often call this supplementary material and publish it online.

Example sentences

  1. The full interview protocol is provided in Appendix B.

  2. Move the long tables to an appendix and keep only the summary in the chapter.

Common collocations

  • see Appendix A
  • include in an appendix
  • online appendix
  • supplementary material

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