EAPP Reviewer

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A position paper is a type of professional writing that presents one’s stand or viewpoint on a particular issue.

• Yes

• No

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In choosing an issue, it should be current and relevant.

• Yes

• No

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What do you think is the main goal of the position paper?

• To persuade the readers

• To inform the readers

• To entertain the readers

• To enjoy and chill the reader

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An issue or selecting an issue is a crucial component of a position paper.

• Yes

• No

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These are contents of a position paper, EXCEPT

• thesis statement

• arguments

• counterclaims

• opinion

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This is the last part of a position paper that includes the restatement of the thesis statement, arguments and plan of action.

• body

• conclusion

• introduction

• summary

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These are the claims of the opposite side or those who disagrees with the author’s/ person’s stand on the issue.

• claims

• opinions

• counterclaims

• arguments

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What fallacy is evident in the following statement?

"A tourist is visiting a new country and the first person she met in the airport was rude. She sent a message to a friend back home that everyone in the country was rude."

• Post Hoc

• Hasty Generalization

• Slippery Slope

• Red Herring

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What type of fallacy is evident in the following statement?

"This is the best fruit shake in Manhattan because no other fruit shake connoisseur has been able to prove otherwise!"

• Hasty Generalization

• Appeal to ignorance

• Straw man

• Genetic fallacy

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It is referred to as a collection of facts, such as values or measurements, observation or even just descriptions of things.

• Data

• Data Collection

• Primary Data

• Secondary Data

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It is called as the data collected at source or originally collected by the individuals.

• Data

• Data Collection

• Primary Data

• Secondary Data

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Secondary data refers to the gathering and/or use of existing data for which they have originally collected. Which of the following is NOT an example of secondary data?

• Company records

• Computerized database

• Government publication

• Personal observation

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Which of the following visualization shown in the picture below? (Please refer to the picture - No. of vegetables sold in the month of July)

• Bar Graph

• Pictograph

• Pie Graph

• Tally Marks

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According to the graph above, how many zucchinis are sold in the month of July?

• 10

• 15

• 25

• 30

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Which of the following visualization shown in the picture below? (Please refer to the picture - Types of transportation that people use everyday)

• Bar Graph

• Pictograph

• Pie Graph

• Tally Marks

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Based on the graph above, how many people use bus often?

• 10%

• 20%

• 30%

• 40%

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How does the visualization help the researchers?

• It catches the readers’ attention.

• It lengthens the research proposal.

• It gives estimation and not accuracy.

• It gives us the clear idea of the information through maps or graphs.

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It is a document that presents information in an organized format for a specific audience and purpose.

• Academic Paper

• Concept Paper

• Research Paper

• Report

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The researcher wants to decide on the terms of reference for their report. What should the researcher need to do for him or/her to accomplish the first step?

• The researcher should search for articles.

• The researcher should decide on the structure

• The researcher should contact the library for assistance.

• The researcher should know what the topic of his/her report is.

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The researcher wants to decide on the format he/she will be using on his/her report. Which of the following steps must be accomplished?

• Deciding on 'Terms of Reference'

• Deciding on Procedure

• Finding Information

• Deciding on the Structure

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Which of the following part is NOT included on the report writing?

• A title page

• Executive summary

• Introduction

• Writer's opinion

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It is where you analyze your findings and interpret what you have found.

• Appendix

• Conclusion

• Introduction

• Recommendation

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It is a problem or controversy in which people disagree

• Claim

• Refutation

• Issue

• Inductive argument

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These are the contrasting positions in an argument.

• Refutation

• Deductive argument

• Claim

• Issue

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Statement that can be proven or verified by observation or research

• Claim of Value

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Policy

• persuasion

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states that one thing or idea is better or more desirable

than another.

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Value

• Claim of Policy

• argument

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suggests that should or ought to be done to solve a problem

• Claim of Fact

• Claim of Value

• Claim of Policy

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State or assert that something is the case, typically without providing evidence or proof.

• argument

• claim

• persuasion

• evidence

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the available body of facts or information indicating whether a belief or proposition is true or valid.

• arguments

• claim

• evidence

• factual

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A _______ is an evaluation of a particular issue, set of circumstances, or financial operations that relate to the performance of a business

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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reports the results of an empirical investigation

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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●analyzes observations of phenomena or events in the field (law, ,industrial relations, psychology, nursing, history, education)

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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●a formal report designed to convey technical information in a clear and easily accessible format

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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●a formal report designed to convey technical information in a clear and easily accessible format

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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○to describe the observation of people, places, and/or events and to analyze that observation data in order to identify and  categorize  common  themes  in  relation  to  the  research  problem  underpinning  the study

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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○to  clearly communicate your key message about why your scientific findings are meaningful

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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clearly communicate your key message about why your scientific findings are meaningful

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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○the data is often in the form of notes taken during the observation but it can also include any form of data gathering, such as, photography, illustrations, or audio recordings

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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○the data is often in the form of notes taken during the observation but it can also include any form of data gathering, such as, photography, illustrations, or audio recordings

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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○similar to research report

• Business Report

• Technical Report

• Field Report

• Scientific Report

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●scientific and systematic procedure aimed at making a discovery and test a hypothesis

• Experiment

• Interview

• Questionnaire

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researcher identifies beforehand which behaviors are to be observed and recorded

• Unstructured observation

• Covert observations

• Overt observation

• Structured observation

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When the researcher pretends to be an ordinary member of the group and observes in secret. Though participant expectancy is less of a problem, ethical dilemmas occur with the deception.

• Unstructured observation

• Covert observations

• Overt observation

• Structured observation

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When the researcher tells the group he or she is conducting research; increases participant expectancy which may alter the participants natural behavior.

• Unstructured observation

• Covert observations

• Overt observation

• Structured observation

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no restriction is placed on what the observer would note: all behavior in the episode under study is monitored

• Unstructured observation

• Covert observations

• Overt observation

• Structured observation

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On a small island, scientists kept track of the number of wolves and moose over time. Which trend did they record?

• A drop in wolf population and a drop in moose population

• An increase in wolf population and a drop in moose population

• A drop in wolf population and an increase in moose population

• An increase in wolf population and an increase in moose population

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According to this chart, which country spent the least money on books in 2004?

• Germany

• France

• Italy

• Australia

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This chart shows the composition of lunar soil. Which element is third most abundant?

• Silicon

• Magensium

• Iron

• Impossible to tell

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According to this chart, which plant seems to grow best in full or partial sun?

• Geranium

• Impatiens

• Fuchsia

• Trillium

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According to this chart, in which condition does fuchsia grow best in?

• Full sun

• Partial sun

• Partial shade

• Dappled sun

• Full shade

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According to this chart, which appliance is used 8 hours per day on weekdays?

• TV

• Computer

• Fridge

• Heater

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According to this chart, what appliance is used second most on weekends?

• Lights

• TV

• Heater

• Other

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Which ice cream is least liked by both grades?

• Vanilla

• Strawberry

• Lemon

• Chocolate

• Peach

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Which ice cream is most liked by second grade?

• Vanilla

• Strawberry

• Lemon

• Chocolate

• Peach

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What is the approximate average height of the Douglas Fir trees sampled in this chart?

• 100 feet

• 150 feet

• 200 feet

• 225 feet

• 250 feet

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Which tree has an average height of about 75 feet?

• Lodgepole Pine

• Western Red Cedar

• Sitka Spruce

• Douglas Fir

• Impossible to tell