Literature Review and Methodology Quiz

It evaluates, classifies and summarizes all the relevant previous studies conducted on a specified topic.

• Review of related literature

• Chronological

• Thematic

• Typological

This is used if you want to emphasize the development and progress in a specific field of study.

• Review of related literature

• Typological

• Chronological

• Thematic

This is used if there are sufficient studies conducted locally about the topic of your research.

• Thematic

• Review of related literature

• Typological

• Chronological

This is used when your intention is to make the readers focus on how your study is similar to or different from the previous ones.

• Thematic

• Typological

• Chronological

• Review of related literature

What is the first thing you need to do in finding/searching for a relevant literature?

• Draw up an outline

• Use your keywords to begin searching

• Digest and synthesize

• Catalogue all relevant articles

The following are purposes of a literature review EXCEPT:

• Acquaint yourself with the technical terminologies relevant to your study.

• Discover the connection of your research to the existing body of knowledge.

• To debate with other scholarly works.

• To clarify misconceptions on previous research.

After the first step in writing an RRL, what should be the next step?

• Outlining and writing up

• Digest and synthesize

• Catalogue all relevant articles

• Log the reference information

What should be done next?

• Digest and synthesize

• Outlining and writing up

• Log the reference information

• Catalogue all relevant articles

What should be done last?

• Digest and synthesize

• Write it up

• Recap.

• Outlining and writing up

This is the part of your literature review where it consists of organized discussion of related literature.

• None of these

• Introduction

• Conclusion

• Body