3rd Summative in EAPP (2nd Quarter)

What is the primary objective of a report?

• To entertain the reader

• To create confusion

• To provide information and analysis on a specific topic

• To report a topic

Which of the following is NOT a common structure found in reports?

• Introduction

• Conclusion

• Personal opinion section

• Recommendation

What is typically included in the 'findings' section of a report?

• Data and evidence collected during research

• Recommendations for future actions

• A summary of the report's objectives

• Introduction

When revising a survey questionnaire, what should be the primary focus?

• Ensuring questions align with the survey's objectives

• Making the questions more complex

• Adding as many questions as possible

• Making the questions vague

Which method is typically considered the most objective for collecting data in research?

• Observations conducted in a controlled environment

• Surveys with open-ended questions

• Interviews with participants

• Observations controlled by the environment

What is the primary goal of summarizing findings in a report?

• To highlight key insights and recommendations

• To confuse the reader

• To highlight conclusions drawn from the data

• To entertain the reader

Which of the following is a key characteristic of experimental research?

• It mandates one or more variables

• It relies solely on observational data

• It manipulates one or more variables to observe effects

• It does not require a control group

What is a potential drawback of using surveys to gather information?

• They may love bias responses

• They are always expensive to conduct

• They can be time-consuming to analyze

• They may suffer from response bias

Which of the following is an example of a closed-ended question in a survey?

• "What do you think about climate change?"

• "How often do you review your notes before exam? (Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often)"

• "Describe your favorite vacation."

• "How often do you exercise? (Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often)"

What is the main advantage of conducting experiments over surveys?

• Experiments cannot establish cause-and-effect relationships

• Experiments require fewer participants

• Experiments are less expensive

• Experiments can establish cause-and-effect relationships