Grade11_Research1_Q4_Quiz#2

What is the primary purpose of a literature review?

• To summarize personal opinions.

• To identify gaps in research.

• To prove a hypothesis.

• To replace data collection.

Which of the following is considered a credible source?

• A personal blog

• A Wikipedia article

• A peer-reviewed journal

• A YouTube video

What does "peer-reviewed" mean?

• Reviewed by experts in the field.

• Edited by a journalist.

• Published on a personal website.

• Reviewed by social media users.

In APA format, how is an in-text citation typically structured?

• (Smith 2020)

• (Smith, 2020)

• Smith, J. (2020)

• [Smith, 2020]

Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

• Paraphrasing with proper citation.

• Quoting and providing a reference.

• Copying without citation.

• Summarizing in your own words.

What should a researcher do before selecting a source?

• Check its credibility and relevance.

• Ensure it aligns with personal opinions.

• Avoid sources older than 2 years.

• Only use government reports.

What is the primary purpose of citing sources?

• To make the paper look professional.

• To provide evidence for research claims.

• To increase word count.

• To make the paper more complex.

Which citation style is most commonly used in humanities?

• APA

• MLA

• Chicago

• Harvard

How can a literature review be structured?

• Alphabetically by author

• In a thematic way

• By listing all sources without explanation

• Randomly without order

What should a researcher do when two sources have conflicting information?

• Disregard one source

• Compare and contrast the findings

• Choose the one with more pages

• Rewrite one to match the other