Components of Research introduction

1. Which part of the research introduction explains the general situation and why the study is important?

• A. Scope and Limitations
  

• B. Background of the Study

• C. Objectives of the Study

• D. Significance of the Study

2. Which section clearly states what issue or question the study wants to answer?

• A. Background of the Study

• B. Review of Related Literature

• C. Research Problem

• D. Significance of the Study

3. What part of the introduction tells what the study wants to achieve?

• A. Objectives of the Study

• B. Scope and Limitations

• C. Background of the Study

• D. Research Problem

4. Which section explains who will benefit from the study and why it is useful?

• A. Scope and Limitations

• B. Review of Related Literature

• C. Significance of the Study

• D. Background of the Study

5. Which part summarizes previous studies related to the topic?

• A. Background of the Study

• B. Review of Related Literature

• C. Objectives of the Study

• D. Research Problem

6. Which section tells what the study includes and does not include?

• A. Significance of the Study

• B. Objectives of the Study

• C. Scope and Limitations

• D. Background of the Study

7. A researcher writes, “This study aims to find out the effect of…” Which part is this?

• A. Research Problem

• B. Objectives of the Study

• C. Background of the Study

• D. Review of Related Literature

8. Which part usually comes first in the introduction and gives the general context of the study?

• A. Research Problem

• B. Significance of the Study

• C. Background of the Study

• D. Scope and Limitations

9. Which of the following best describes the purpose of the Review of Related Literature?

• A. To state who will benefit from the study

• B. To explain what the study will not cover

• C. To show what other researchers have already found

• D. To present the research questions

10. Which part limits the study to a specific group, place, or time?

• A. Objectives of the Study

• B. Scope and Limitations

• C. Background of the Study

• D. Significance of the Study