2nd Quarter_1st Quiz_The Reaction and Review Paper

1. 1. All of the following are true about a review paper except:

• a. It is subjective to the writer’s opinion about the research area.

• b. It presents current and updated research.

• c. It can cover more than 10 studies if necessary.

• d. It compiles and analyzes data from other literature.

2. 2. All of the following are important contents of a review paper except for:

• a. an introduction with contextual information

• b. a presentation of only one major result

• c. results compiled from related studies and research

• d. synthesis of the results to answer the research questions

3. 3. What is one significant contribution of the review paper to research?

• a. The review paper shows different researchers’ reactions to the research area.

• b. The review paper can only recommend what needs to be done for further research.

• c. The review paper gives an idea to readers about the current scope and updates for the research area.

• d. The review paper is done just for merit for the writer.

4. 4. Why should a writer keep the detailed response in the body and not present new information in the conclusion?

• a. The conclusion should be shorter than the body.

• b. The detailed response about a piece of work needs to be fully discussed for better understanding.

• c. The writer has an opportunity to discuss the piece of work with some subjectivity, but the conclusion should present only a recommendation for other readers.

• d. There is no need to be fully detailed in the response, as the details will only give spoilers.

5. 5. Why would a review paper be appropriate for assessing the research area of junior high school students from different countries and their academic achievements?

• a. The review paper will recommend that JHS programs are not effective for the Philippines.

• b. The review paper will present data only from one or two countries for a less complicated paper.

• c. The review paper will allow the writer to react to the data presented in local research.

• d. The review paper will give insight on the academic achievement levels of different students in different JHS programs.

6. 6. Which of the following topics can be used for an academic review paper?

• a. a book about dog breeding

• b. experimental studies on plant-based paints

• c. Marie Kondo videos for cleaning hacks

• d. a handbook for DIY apartment decorating

7. 7. Why would a reaction paper be appropriate for a blog article about health care?

• a. The writer does not have enough information to do a review paper.

• b. The writer wants to discuss whether or not the article is credible.

• c. The writer wants to share only the article.

• d. The writer aims to critically discuss the article’s merit.

8. 8. Is a reaction paper appropriate for a parenting book recommended to new parents?

• a. No, because parents will not benefit from one-sided content.

• b. Yes, because it will give insights about the content's quality and appropriateness to the new parents who may want to read it.

• c. Yes, because all new parents should read a book on parenting.

• d. No, because a thorough review of the topic of different parenting styles is more appropriate.

10. 9. Which of the following is the best thesis statement for a reaction paper on a study about consumers’ preference on laptop operating systems?

• a. It is recommended that people only buy laptops that are Mac.

• b. The study presented only facts about Windows and Mac.

• c. Previous literature mentioned that Windows is the preferred brand.

• d. The study remained objective throughout the publication, and the results were able to show the users’ overarching preference.

10. 10. All of the following are important contents of a review paper except for:

• a. an introduction with contextual information

• b. results compiled from related studies and research

• c. a presentation of only one major result

• d. synthesis of the results to answer the research questions