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2nd Long Test on Practical Research 2

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

“It is highly unlikely that a botanist would choose to study quantum physics or macroeconomics" is based on what particular step in choosing a research topic?

a)

Previous Research

b)

Field of Specialization

c)

Problem Solving

d)

Brainstorming

2.

What should be your first step when choosing a research topic?

a)

Do a Google search

b)

Choose the first topic that you think of

c)

Ask your friends or parents for ideas for your topic

d)

Brainstorm ideas that are interesting to you

3.

Which of the following is a correctly narrowed topic?

a)

employee turnover

b)

factors that affect turnover among registered nurses

c)

workplace stress and turnover among registered nurses

d)

Workplace stress causes increased turnover among registered nurses

4.

What problem could you encounter if you choose a topic that is too broad?

a)

You can adequately analyze the topic in the assigned length of the paper.

b)

You may analyze the topic effectively.

c)

Finding tons of sources of information, which makes it difficult to choose what to omit or include, or what’s the most essential.

d)

Finding generic information that makes it tricky to come up with a clear framework for addressing the research problem

5.

If the assigned paper topic is "The influence of technology in society," which of these is not a good potential topic?

a)

Impact of video violence

b)

Texting while driving

c)

Instant replay for refereeing

d)

Why I hate my cell phone provider

6.

A good preliminary topic for a research paper

a)

addresses the assigned topic in a way you think will interest your instructor.

b)

is the exact topic your instructor assigned.

c)

addresses the assigned topic in a way that interests you.

d)

interests you but is unrelated to the assigned topic.

7.

Which topic would be too broad?

a)

Food Safety

b)

Labeling of Organic food in the Philippines

c)

History of organic labeling of pork products in the city of Pangasinan

d)

Impact of Government regulation in the Philippines on food safety.

8.

If your research about the extent of Covid-19 pandemic crisis to the mental health awareness of the students of Batasan Hills National High School, you should _______

a)

choose an interesting topic about which you can find specific information.

b)

pick the first topic that pops into your mind, even though you aren't interested in it.

c)

select an extremely broad topic so you can use all the information about the topic.

d)

select a topic, then support the content with your opinions about the topic

9.

Your research topic is: 'Effect of television viewing on Filipino' What is the probable reason that this topic would need some revision.

a)

The research topic does not lend itself to research easily.

b)

The research topic does not center on specific concerns or issues.

c)

The research topic is too narrowly focused.

d)

The research topic is too broadly focused.

10.

Which of these questions will not help you when deciding on a potential research topic?

a)

How many other people in my class are writing about this topic?

b)

What interests me about this topic?

c)

What would I like to learn about this topic?

d)

Where can I find information about this topic?

11.

Which of the following is not an element to be considered in writing Research Background?

a)

Root of the Problem

b)

Theory

c)

Researches

d)

Research gap

12.

Research Background is intended to be the main focus of your research.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Sometimes

d)

Maybe

13.

Research Background can be written in the following approaches except

a)

Chronological

b)

Deductive

c)

Inductive

d)

Logically

14.

Which of the following is a common mistake committed to writing Research Background?

a)

Write Research Background very long to convince the reader of the importance of your research topic.

b)

Focus on including all the important details

c)

Highlight the gaps in the literature, state the novelty of the study, and the need to conduct the study

d)

Be organized.

15.

There is no need to cite references in Research Background.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Sometimes

d)

Maybe

16.

Is a question or a problem that has not been answered by any of the existing studies or research within your field.

a)

Research Gap

b)

Rationale

c)

Introduction

d)

Thesis Statement

17.

It states the reason for conducting the study. It should answer the need for conducting the said research.

a)

Research Gap

b)

Rationale

c)

Introduction

d)

Thesis Statement

18.

It is usually a single sentence near the beginning of your paper (most often, at the end of the first paragraph) that presents your argument to the reader.

a)

Research Gap

b)

Rationale

c)

Introduction

d)

Thesis Statement

19.

It contains preliminary data about your topic that the reader will most likely read.

a)

Research Gap

b)

Rationale

c)

Introduction

d)

Thesis Statement

20.

A type of title which often include details about the methods used to conduct the study rather than the findings.

a)

Declarative Title

b)

Descriptive Title

c)

Interrogative Title

d)

Exclamatory Title

21.

A type of title which summarizes the study and the results of the study. This type of title provides the most insight into the contents of the paper.

a)

Declarative Title

b)

Descriptive Title

c)

Interrogative Title

d)

Exclamatory Title

22.

Often reflecting one or more of the research questions driving the study or restating the research problem in the form of a question.

a)

Declarative Title

b)

Descriptive Title

c)

Interrogative Title

d)

Exclamatory Title

23.

Example: Building Interconnectedness: A Study of High Schoolers and Their Expectations for Their Schools

a)

Declarative Title

b)

Descriptive Title

c)

Interrogative Title

d)

Exclamatory Title

24.

What role of Subtitle is describe in this example:


Linguistic Ethnography and the Study of Welfare Institutions as a Flow of Social Practices: The Case of Residential Child Care Institutions as Paradoxical Institutions

a)

Explains or provides additional context

b)

Adds substance to a literary, provocative, or imaginative title or quote

c)

Qualifies the geographic scope of the research

d)

Qualifies the temporal scope of the research

25.

What role of Subtitle is describe in this example:


"Listen to What I Say, Not How I Vote": Congressional Support for the President in Washington and at Home."

a)

Explains or provides additional context

b)

Adds substance to a literary, provocative, or imaginative title or quote

c)

Qualifies the geographic scope of the research

d)

Qualifies the temporal scope of the research

26.

Which is a thesis statement?

a)

If animals experience pain and suffering in laboratory research, should scientists be allowed to use them in experiments?

b)

Animals should not be used in scientific experiments, since such experiments often subject animals to pain and suffering.

c)

In 2010, the U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that nearly one hundred thousand animals suffered pain during scientific experiments.

27.

Which is a thesis statement?

a)

What can be done to better inform consumers about the safety and effectiveness of over-the-counter weight-loss supplements?

b)

Although many over-the-counter weight-loss supplements are marketed as being safe and natural, they are too dangerous for long-term use.

c)

I intend to bring attention to the side effects of over-the-counter weight-loss supplements that are marketed as being safe and natural.

28.

It explains or provides context to a shorter main title, it sets the place and time under study or the method used and adds substance if your main title is a catchy visual cue, verbal quote or open question.

a)

Subtitle

b)

Working Title

c)

Final Title

d)

Title

29.

Which of the following are the three groups of limitations that you can use to critique existing literature

a)

Methodological limitations of previous research

b)

Contextual limitations of previous research

c)

Conceptual limitations of previous research

d)

Metaphorical limitations of previous research

30.

Research Title: Meditation Gurus


Select all possible attributes does not meet by this research title.

a)

Predict Content

b)

Interesting

c)

Reflects tone

d)

Contain important keywords