Research 1 - Quiz 1

You're tasked with investigating the effectiveness of a new teaching method in your school. Which of the following best describes your research goal?

• To prove the new method is better than the old one.

• To collect information about the new method.

• To share your personal opinions on the method.

• To make a decision about whether to adopt the new method.

While conducting your research, you come across a study that supports your findings. This study serves as:

• A personal opinion

• A hypothesis

• Evidence

• A conclusion

Your research involves collecting data through surveys and interviews. This is an example of:

• Data analysis

• Problem identification

• Hypothesis testing

• Data collection

After analyzing your data, you conclude that the new teaching method is indeed effective. This conclusion is based on:

• Your personal beliefs

• The evidence you collected

• The opinions of your colleagues

• The recommendations of the school administration

A researcher wants to study the effects of a new teaching method. To isolate the impact of the method, they must:

• Change all variables in the study.

• Keep all variables except the teaching method constant.

• Allow all variables to change freely.

• Focus only on the teaching method and ignore other factors.

A researcher claims to have seen a ghost in their lab. This claim is problematic because:

• It's not based on empirical evidence.

• It's not analytical.

• It's not systematic.

• It's not objective.

A researcher analyzes their data and draws conclusions based on the patterns they observe. This is an example of:

• Empirical research

• Analytical research

• Systematic research

• Controlled research

A researcher decides to conduct a study on the effectiveness of a new medication. They state their hypothesis as "The new medication will reduce symptoms." This is an example of:

• A research question

• A research objective

• A research hypothesis

• A research design

A researcher is conducting a study on climate change. They collect data from various sources, including government reports and scientific journals. This is an example of:

• Using primary sources

• Using secondary sources

• Conducting original research

• Replicating previous research

A researcher is facing public criticism for their findings. They must have:

• Courage

• Patience

• Objectivity

• Analytical skills