2ND QTR- SUMMATIVE TEST-STE-RESEARCH

What is the main goal of a literature review?

• To collect data from the chosen respondents.

• To explain the research methods and designs.

• To present previous studies about the topic.

• To describe the findings of the new study.

Which section of the research paper contains the literature review?

• Chapter 2 of the research manuscript.

• Chapter 3 of the research manuscript.

• Chapter 1 of the research manuscript.

• Chapter 5 of the research manuscript.

What is the first step in writing a literature review?

• Collect relevant data through questionnaires.

• Search and evaluate reliable online sources.

• Gather opinions from classmates and peers.

• Analyze results of the current research.

Which source contains original and firsthand information?

• A government report on current data.

• A summary of various journal articles.

• A textbook used by college students.

• A compilation of definitions and terms.

What is the purpose of summarizing information?

• To shorten a text into main ideas.

• To memorize the author’s long sentences.

• To quote exactly as the writer wrote.

• To give opinions about the topic.

What is paraphrasing in research writing?

• Restating ideas using one’s own words.

• Copying lines from the original text.

• Listing direct quotes from every book.

• Writing down only short key phrases.

What should be included after a paraphrase?

• An in-text citation of the author.

• The complete URL of the source.

• The writer’s personal interpretation.

Which statement defines quoting correctly?

• Using exact words and citing the author.

• Changing the sentence but not the meaning.

• Adding one’s ideas to the original text.

• Combining several studies into one idea.

Which type of source analyzes another’s work?

• A secondary reference from a textbook.

• A firsthand report of an event.

• A published diary or journal entry.

• A raw data collected by experts.

Which is the main purpose of synthesizing?

• To combine results of different studies.

• To quote authors with correct citation.

• To describe each source separately.

• To summarize findings without analysis.