WorksheetsResearching and Structure of a Research Paper QUIZ
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does TREE stand for?
Teacher - Researcher - Experimenter - Evaluator
Teacher - Researcher - Educator - Evaluator
Teacher - Researcher - Evaluator - Educator
What is quantitative data?
Intergalactical currency
Non-numerical data
Value of data in the form of counts or numbers
What does PDQ stand for?
Preferences Data Questionnaire
Political Science Quarterly
Parts Delivered Quickly
What does LERs stand for?
(a)
What does RQ stand for?
Reader's Quote
Research Question
Reader's Question
Research Quote
Choose the wrong answer.
Abstracts force us to synthesize what our research is about
It is doubtful if nothing has been researched, written, and published on particular topic
The word "Introduction" is used before it begins
A reference is a short citation consisting of the basic descriptors
The APA Publication Manual recommends titles to be...?
As long as TREE wants
14-16 words long
12-14 words long
10-12 words long
What is "beads-on-a-string" review?
A review about beads on a string
A literature review where we list one thing after another and so on
A literature review based on other research paper
A literature review where we describe things in a creative way
What does APA stand for...?
American Phonetical Association
American Pedagogical Association
American Psychological Association
None of above
The Question and the Answer are balanced by purpose and RQ
Right
Wrong
For what reason readers mostly dislike "beads-on-a-string" literature review style?
Because it's boring and repetitive
Because it's too long
Because it's too short
Because it lacks precise details
What comes after the Abstract section?
Title
Results
Participants
Method
What should you consider in describing your participants?
Number of them
Their ages and genders
Their religion and political views
Their school levels and language proficiency
What does SEM stand for?
Subsidiary Error of Measurement
Standard Estimation of Measurement
Standard Error of Measurement
How can you easily describe the purpose and RQ's function visually?
Using teeter-totter (seesaw)
Using carousel
Using Ferris wheel
