From Search To Research!

Which section of a research paper provides a brief summary of the entire study?

• Intro

• Abstract

• Methods

• Conclusion

Which of the following is NOT a method of data collection?

• Conducting Surveys

• Reviewing existing literature

• Guessing potential results

• Using datasets from published research

Which of the following tools is BEST suited for finding peer-reviewed research papers?

• Google search

• Wikipedia

• Social media platforms

• Google Scholar

A hypothesis should be:

• A random guess

• Testable and based on prior knowledge

• A question with no possible answer

• A long detailed explanation

Which citation format is commonly used in engineering and scientific research papers?

• MLA

• APA

• IEEE

• Vancouver

What is the main goal of basic research?

• To solve specific real-world problems

• To improve a company's products

• To expand fundamental scientific knowledge

• To develop new technologies for immediate use

Which of the following is an example of applied research?

• Developing a vaccine for a new virus

• Studying the properties of a new material without specific application in mind

• Investigating the origin of universe

• Understanding the structure of atoms

Which of the following BEST describes qualitative research?

• Focuses on numbers and statistical analysis

• Uses experiments to test hypotheses

• Explores ideas, experiences, and opinions through non-numerical data

• Involves only surveys with yes/no questions

What type of research uses measurable numerical data and statistical analysis?

• Qualitative

• Mixed-method

• Narrative

• Quantitative

A researcher conducts in-depth interviews with Diabetes patients to understand their emotional challenges. This is an example of:

• Qualitative research

• Quantitative research

• Experimental research

• Systematic review