iNTRODUCTION TO Research

1. 1. This gives a name to the research and is also a means to identify the researcher's contribution.

• a. Research Question

• b. Research Objectives

• b. Research Title

• d. Research Hypothesis

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2. 2. What is the title of chapter 1?

• a. Statement of the Problem

• b. Problem and its Background

• c. Problem and its Background

• d. Introduction

3. 3. What is the last part of Chapter 2?

• a. Hypothesis

• b. Synthesis

• c. Related Studies

• d. Hypothesis

4. 4. Which are the two main types of research?

• a. Quantitative and Qualitative

• b. Pure and Basic

• c. Research and Inquiry

• d. Technology and Education

5. 5. Which among the following is not important in conducting research?

• a. Gathering relevant information

• b. Improving technological advancement of academe

• c. Understanding history

• d. Personal and professional development

6. 6. What is the primary purpose of basic research?

                       
                    
                       
                     

• A) Solve immediate practical problems

•     B) Develop new products

• C) Expand knowledge without immediate application

•    D) Improve marketing strategies

7. 7. Qualitative research primarily focuses on:

                       
                  
                       
                

• A) Measuring variables

•       B) Statistical predictions

• C) Understanding experiences and meanings

•         D) Testing hypotheses with numbers

8. 8. Which research method is commonly used to determine cause-and-effect relationships?

                               
                       

• A) Descriptive research  

• B) Experimental research       

• C) Correlational research

• D) Historical research

9. 9. What type of research studies past events to understand their impact?

                                                
                                                

• A) Exploratory research       

•     B) Experimental research

• C) Historical research

•    D) Longitudinal research

10. 10. The type of research conducted to gain insights into a problem but not to provide conclusive evidence is called:

                                             
                                                         

•    A) Exploratory research      

•      B) Causal research   

•    C) Descriptive research

• D) Correlational research