English 10 4th Quarter Review

It is a problem that needs to be solved through research.

• Scope and Limitations of the study

• Background of the study

•      Gap of the study

• Problem of the study

It refers to the definition of a word as used in a particular field like Science, Law, or Engineering.

• operational

• technical

• concept

• theory

. It is a process of defining a word/term of how it is used in a sentence, or using context clues. 

• technical

• operational

• concept

• theory

It is the systematic process of collecting and analyzing information to increase our understanding of the information about the phenomenon that is of concern or interest.

• experiment

• variables

• theory

• research

It is a research method that uses words instead of numbers to analyze data. This method is about “what” people think and “why” they think so.

• experimental

• exploratory

• qualitative

• quantitative

It is a research method that uses math and statistical analysis. In this method, data is mainly expressed in numbers, graphs, and tables.

• experimental

• exploratory

• qualitative

• quantitative

This part of the research paper is a concise summary of your study and is about 250 words long. Even though this part comes first in your paper, it should be written last.

• abstract

• introduction

• references

• title

Which of the following terms is used when you indicate the procedure for how you conducted the research?

• RELATED LITERATURE

• METHODOLOGY

• RESULTS AND FINDINGS

• APPENDIX

This research term provides an assumption of tentative answer about the expected outcome of a study. It is a precise, testable statement of what the researchers predict will be outcome of the study.

• HYPOTHESIS

• RELIABILITY

• SAMPLING

• VALIDITY

Identify the techniques used in expanding the definitions of the terms:

research:

1570s, "act of searching closely" for a specific person or thing, from French recerche (1530s, Modern French recherche), back-formation from Old French recercher "seek out, search closely" (see research (v.)).

• ETYMOLOGY/ ORIGIN OF THE WORD

• PROCESS

• EXAMPLES

• COMPARE AND CONTRAST