Summative Test in PR2

MLA is to humanities; APA is to__________.

• A. American Psychologist

• B. Scientist and Chemist

• C. Modern Linguists

• D. Arts and Language

Using someone else’s work without giving credit to the original source is known as ________.

• A. Fabrication of data

• B. Lying violation

• C. Plagiarism

• D. The Copyright Code

3. The questions, “What is the problem?, Why is it a problem?, Why should it be solved? and How should it be solved?” are needed to be presented in which part of the Chapter 1?

• A. Introduction

• B. Background of the Study

• C. Statement of the Problem

• D. Significance of the Study

4. What is the chapter title of the first chapter?

• A. Introduction

• B. The Problem

• C. Background of the Study

• D. The Problem and its Setting

5. It capitalizes only the initial word and proper nouns in the title of a paper under this referencing style.

• A. MLA

• B. Harvardian

• C. APA

• D. Vancouver

6. The complete set of of individuals we wish to examine is called _________.

• A. sample

• B. random sample

• C. stratified sample

• D. population

7. If every member of the population has an equal likelihood of being included in the study, the researcher has obtained a_________ sample.

• A. convenience

• B. random

• C. stratified

• D. demographic

8. John, an undergraduate researcher, is interested in studying whether people see bright lights after they die. Why is this a poor research idea?

• A. Everyone already knows that people see bright lights after they die.

• B. This project is not testable.

• C. It is too big of an idea for an undergraduate to tackle.

• D. None of the above.

9. Which of the following components of the research process should be conducted first?

• A. Conducting the experiment

• B. Conducting the literature review

• C. Coming up with conclusions and recommendations

• D. Data analysis

10. The most important consideration in selecting a sample is that the sample is _______________.

• A. a selected from the population by means of a table of random numbers

• B. made up of a large number of subjects

• C. representative of the population

• D. selected from a large number of individuals or element