Quiz No 3 - PR1 (Title / Rationale / Statement)

It is important to write an efficient and specific research title while making it captivating to readers.

• The statement is True

• The statement is False

• The underlined clause made the statement false

A Research title is an essential part of your research paper that summarizes the whole idea of your study.

• The statement is true

• The statement is false

• The underlined clause made the statement false

The following are characteristics of a research title that the researcher should

put into considerations except:

• It should be limited only to substantive words with high consideration

  to the key variables

• It should use words that can create a positive impression among the

  readers Avoid using abbreviations as well as some word constructions

• It should be in the form of a phrase with correct use of capitalization.

• It must clearly indicate the problem with its

  corresponding title that is highly relevant to your need, experience, interest,

  and capability as a student researcher.

The following are components of the ‘Rationale of the Study’ except:

• •Relevance to Local/Global Context

• •Research Problem

• •Proof of Urgency

• Research Gap

The following are Guide Questions in Presenting Justifications except:

• Can people relate to the problem in local or global context?

• .Does the research extend understanding of the phenomena being investigated?

• Does the related literature fill in the gaps in the present knowledge?  

• .What is the research ultimately trying to achieve?  

The following are WORDS in the acronym TIOC except:

• Trends

• .Implications

• Objectives

• .Contributions

The following are the distinct forms in writing two different types of problem. except:

• Imperative

• Interrogative

• Declarative

The following are parts of a general problem except:

• main task of the researcher

• intended output

• major variables

• design of the research

The following can be associated with a non-researchable question except:

• helping verb begins a question

• answerable by yes or no

• open ended questions

• ends with a question mark

The following can be associated with a general problem except:

• paragraph form

• stated as questions

• stated in declarative form

• ends with a period