TestPrepResearch

Draw

Draw a Lab Rat

Multiple Choice

How to identify a research problem

• find answers

• find an resolved controversy

• find a gap in knowledge

• find an answered need

Multiple Choice

What is a hypothesis?

• an educated guess stating what you believe will be the result of your experiement
• a random guess
• a statement of the outcome of your experiment
• step by step directions for your experiment

Multiple Choice

Quantitative data is data in the form of:

• numbers

• words

• explanations

• data

• freddie mercury

Draw

illustrate the coffee experiment (a cup of coffee)

Multiple Choice

Why are letters, diaries, and photographs considered primary sources?

• They are artifacts that have no relevance to historical research.

• They are secondary sources that analyze and interpret historical events.

• They provide first-hand accounts or evidence of an event or time period.

• They are fictional accounts created for entertainment purposes.

Open Ended

what's the difference between "the population" and the "the sample"

Multiple Choice

In critiquing a report, where would the researcher make clear why a particular problem is important to investigate?

• Research question

• Definition of terms

• Justification for the study

• Purpose of the study

Multiple Choice

SMART is (1) specific, (2) measurable, (3) realistic, (4) achievable and (5) timeliness

• False

• True

Multiple Choice

Example of quantitative data is

• brand of smart phone

• colors of the flags of Europe

• Number of cars in the parking lot

Draw

draw a lab rat (graduating, now the rat is a Science Doctor)