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RES 2 MIDTERM EXAM

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This is done by physically marking the text to identify key details and note the relationships among ideas

a)

previewing

b)

high lighting

c)

annotating

d)

note-taking

2.

It is the process of reading to get a general idea of the things to look for in the text

a)

previewing

b)

high lighting

c)

annotating

d)

note-taking

3.

This is useful especially when the researcher is already synthesizing and compiling ideas from various references

a)

previewing

b)

high lighting

c)

annotating

d)

note-taking

4.

It is the recording of the reader's reactions as marginal notes

a)

previewing

b)

high lighting

c)

annotating

d)

note-taking

5.

It is the highest level of reading which requires the reader to place what he or she is currently reading in relation to other materials he or she has previously read.

a)

Comparative reading

b)

Actual reading

c)

Systematic reading

d)

Elementary reading

6.

In this stage of reading, the researcher must critique the contents of the materials

a)

Comparative reading

b)

Actual reading

c)

Systematic reading

d)

Elementary reading

7.

It consists merely of the recognition of letters and basic sounds and the literal comprehension of sentences

a)

Comparative reading

b)

Actual reading

c)

Systematic reading

d)

Elementary reading

8.

With this type of reading, the researcher should establish a system through which he or she can maximize time in searching for relevant literature

a)

Comparative reading

b)

Actual reading

c)

Systematic reading

d)

Elementary reading

9.

It is a good source of reference materials where journals, textbooks, reference books, theses, abstracts, dissertations, and computer with internet access can be found

a)

annotating

b)

Actual reading

c)

Note-taking

d)

none of the above

10.

It is the process of compiling, classifying, and evaluating what other researchers have written on a certain topic.

a)

Review of related literature

b)

Finding relevant materials

c)

Note-taking

d)

none of the above

11.

It was first published in 1906 by the University of Chicago Press

a)

Chicago Style manual

b)

APA manual

c)

MLA Style

d)

none of the above

12.

It was first published in 1952 and at present, it is the most popular standard for writing academic papers used by most universities and colleges

a)

Chicago Style manual

b)

APA manual

c)

MLA Style

d)

none of the above

13.

It is formulated from existing theories and serves as the foundation of the study.

a)

Theory

b)

Theoretical Framework

c)

Conceptual Framework

d)

all of the above

14.

What is the meaning of the Greek word "theoria"

a)

mission

b)

citation

c)

vision

d)

literature

15.

It an essential part of the planning and research stage of the study.

a)

Review of related literature

b)

Review of related studies

c)

Conceptual Framework

d)

Conclusion

16.

Which of the following is NOT a qualitative research method

a)

interviews

b)

observations

c)

focus group discussions

d)

surveys with numerical questions

17.

Which type of qualitative research approach would be most appropriate to study the practice of actively changing or modifying teaching techniques in order to improve student's learning experience?

a)

action research

b)

meta-analysis

c)

historical study

d)

grounded theory

18.

Case studies may concern an in-depth examination of

a)

individuals

b)

institutions

c)

groups of people

d)

all of the choices

19.
What is the best synonym for "paraphrase?"
a)
restate
b)
copy
c)
plagiarize
d)
invent
20.
Brainstorming is when
a)
Your brain hurts
b)
You come up with ideas
c)
You have too many thoughts
21.

The following are strategies in formulating the theoretical framework except,

a)

List the constructs and variables

b)

Review key theories

c)

Discuss the significance of the study

d)

Discuss the assumptions and propositions

22.

It is a non-observable construct that is inferred from observable facts and events that are sought to have an effect on the phenomenon under study

a)

Theoretical framework

b)

Conceptual Framework

c)

Theory

d)

Framework

23.

Objectivity means

a)

the degree of credibility of the data

b)

author's credentials and empirical basis of the article or literature

c)

degree of contributions of the literature

d)

the rationality of every data or facts cited

24.

Persuasiveness means

a)

the degree of credibility of the data

b)

author's credentials and empirical basis of the article or literature

c)

degree of contributions of the literature

d)

the rationality of every data or facts cited

25.

It is conducted with several participants simultaneously

a)

observations

b)

group interviews

c)

survey

d)

individual interview

26.

It is a technique that the researcher uses to gather and generate data about the subjects of their data

a)

method

b)

methodology

c)

research design

d)

none of the above

27.

It is a plan which structures a study to ensure that the data collected and generated will contain information needed to answer the initial inquiry as fully and clearly as possible

a)

method

b)

methodology

c)

research design

d)

none of the above

28.

This design focuses on the identification, location, evaluation, and synthesis of data or evidence from the past to confirm or reject a hypothesis

a)

research design

b)

case study

c)

historical design

d)

grounded theory design

29.

Systematic research approach developed by two sociologists in which rigorous analysis are used to collect data, analyze that data, and formulate a theory on the matter at hand

a)

research design

b)

case study

c)

historical design

d)

grounded theory design

30.

A design that involves a cycle of identifying a problem regarding a situation or process, developing a strategy for invention with the purpose of improving said situation or process

a)

action research design

b)

case study

c)

historical design

d)

grounded theory design

31.

The following are stages of the project

a)

conceptualizing, setting up data management system, sampling, collecting data and analysis

b)

conceptualizing, sampling, analysis, setting up data management system, and collecting data

c)

conceptualizing, setting up data management system, sampling, collecting data and analysis

d)

conceptualizing,collecting data, setting up data management system, and analysis

32.

Which of the following is included in the methodology of the study?

a)

the chosen research methods

b)

theoretical concepts used in the study

c)

explanations for the methods and concepts

d)

all of the choices

33.

The review of related literature is

a)

never conducted prior to the beginning of the study

b)

sometimes conducted prior to the beginning of the study

c)

always conducted prior to the beginning of the study

d)

always dependent upon the researcher to decide

34.

Which type of qualitative research study approach would be most appropriate to study the practice of actively changing or modifying teaching techniques in order to improve students' learning experiences

a)

action research

b)

grounded theory

c)

phenomenological study

d)

historical study

35.

This design examines human experiences

a)

Grounded theory

b)

Phenomenological study

c)

case study

d)

none of the choices

36.

Collection of rich data which gives birth to a theory

a)

Grounded theory

b)

Phenomenological study

c)

case study

d)

none of the choices

37.

An American professional organization for scholars of literature and language-based in New york City

a)

APA

b)

MLA

c)

University of Chicago Press

d)

none of the above

38.

A Manual that was first established in 1906 by the University of Chicago Press

a)

MLA Style

b)

APA Style

c)

Turabian Style

d)

Chicago Style

39.

This is a diagrammatic presentation of the study used to visually summarize the whole study.

a)

Research Design

b)

Paradigm of the study

c)

Theoretical Framework

d)

Framework

40.

This design is a systematic evaluation of multiple individual studies on a topic in order to not only summarize the results but also develop a new understanding of the research studies.

a)

Action Research Design

b)

Participatory action research

c)

Meta-analysis design

d)

Grounded Theory Design