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WorksheetsResearch Long Quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
The first step in the research process is?
Citing your sources
note taking
Organizing and writing
Generate a list of topics
The second step in the research process is?
Create a research question
Identify relevant sources
Generate a list of topics
Reading and taking notes
The third step in the research process is?
Organize and write
Identify relevant sources
Create a a research question
Cite your references
The fourth step in the research process is?
Cite your references
Create a research question
Read and take notes
Identify relevant sources
If you wanted to find more information about Missouri's natural resources, what would the best source be?
Historical fiction that takes place in Missouri
Newspaper article about economy
A dictionary
Nonfiction text about Missouri's resources
If you wanted to conduct research about the Great Flood of 1993, where would be the best place to get more information?
If you wanted to conduct research about the Great Flood of 1993, where would be the best place to get more information?
Newspaper article about the flood
Dictionary
Encyclopedia
Paraphrasing is?
Copying the text
Putting information I read into my own words
Saying whatever I want after reading
A water activity
True or False: Everything I read on the Internet is correct.
TRUE
FALSE
What step in the research process would involve reviewing/reading my resources and writing down facts/details?
Generating a list of topics
Citing references
Read and take notes
Create a research question?
Plagiarism is?
Using my own words to express another's ideas
A game played in England
Copying someone else's work and passing it off as my own
Citing my source and giving credit to that author
In research, considering what resources are available and which would be most useful is called?
Task Definition
Use of Information
Information Seeking Strategies
Synthesis
During the Use of Information step, the researcher will "extract information." That means to
Copy the information word by word.
Print out websites
Take notes on important facts
Pull books from the shelves
When information is synthesized, it is . . . .
organized and presented
put into an outline
placed in a web and displayed on a poster
turned into the teacher
Judging your product (effectiveness) and judging your research process (efficiency) is called?
Synthesis
Reporting
Grading
Evaluation
What is the format used in Oxford for creating citations?
APA
MLA
Turbian
OASD CIT
Why is it important to cite your sources?
You will get arrested if you don't
It gives credit to your source
Your teacher requires it
It keeps you from cheating on your research.
True or false: You should be interested in the topic you choose for a research project.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of these sources would you find in a library?
Old letters
Academic journal articles
Speeches
Scrapbooks
In order to organize your thoughts for a research paper, what is necessary to do?
Start writing it while researching.
Take notes before writing.
Create a graphic organizer.
Copy quotes directly from sources.
True or false: You don't need to cite a source if you don't copy a quote from it.
TRUE
FALSE
Which of these websites would be considered the most credible source?
Wikipedia
Bradley.edu- A website sponsored by Bradley University.
Gatesnotes.com- A website sponsored by Bill Gates.
Target.com- A website sponsored by a store.
These are the common mistakes in choosing a research topic, EXCEPT
Topic is too difficult
Sticking with the last topic that comes into mind
Topic is too broad
Inadequate literature on the topic
These are how we can find a research idea, EXCEPT?
Keep an open mind
Based on friend's suggestion
Do your homework
Pick a topic that you are interested
These are how we can construct a good research hypothesis, EXCEPT?
Acceptable
Testable
Logical
Refutable
Research is a _________ process
linear
hexagonal
spiral
triangle
A logical research hypothesis _________.
usually founded in established theories or developed from the
results of previous research
must be possible to obtain research results that are contrary to the prediction
must be possible to observe and measure all of the variables involved
must make a positive statement about the existence of something, usually the existence of relationship, the existence of a difference, or the existence of a treatment effect.
How can you analyse and interpret the results?
By assuming that something does not exist
Identify the results without commentating on them
Making decisions about the specific methods
Use statistical methods to examine and evaluate the data
One of the reason to report your research results is?
To gain popularity
To get praise
To make more money
The research procedure is public so it can be replicated or refuted by other researchers
Choose a statement that refers to a CASE STUDY research.
Involves the in -depth study and detailed description of a single or limited number of groups
Research based on describing the past
Where practitioners in their workplace, whether they be teachers, nurses, doctors, managers, etc., engage in research in order
Examines the relationship between two variables
When researching we should also start by assessing the task?
TRUE
FALSE
