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Enquiry - Theory Review

Total questions: 9

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of enquiry?

a)

Establish new knowledge

b)

Describe information

c)

Convince the audience

2.

Which of the following elements correspond to the introduction of enquiry?

a)

Test the correspondence of the hypothesis with the observed phenomena

b)

Observation of factual phenomena

c)

Establish the problem

d)

Generate and limit the hypothesis

e)

Describe the method

3.

The type of hypothesis that is used in the scientific method and allows setting connections between facts is...

a)

Working hypothesis

b)

Scientific hypothesis

4.

In the discursive flow of enquiry, in what section do you point out at the variables and limit the challenges?

a)

Introduction

b)

Body

c)

Conclusion

5.

In the discursive flow of enquiry, where are the results analyzed?

a)

Introduction

b)

Body

c)

Conclusion

6.

Which are the types of conclusions of enquiry?

a)

Developing a hypothesis

b)

Asking questions

c)

Reestablish the hypothesis

d)

Disregard the hypothesis and describe new research directions

7.

Which of the following sentences is true?

a)

The hypothesis is always explicitly stated.

b)

The hypothesis must be presented in a question format.

c)

The hypothesis can be implicit.

8.

What kind of conclusion is presented next? "Although some results showed anxiety was a risk factor, it was not as significant as we originally expected. Now, it is necessary to carry out more research on depression as the main risk factor for the population."

a)

Reestablish the hypothesis

b)

Disregard the hypothesis and describe new possibilites

9.

Which of the following conclusions seems to be "Reestablish the hypothesis"?

a)

The results confirm our inicial speculation: Children's feelings of isolation are closely related to the relationship with their family and peers.

b)

The interviews and questionnaire results contradict the assumption taken at the beginning of the study as Facebook is not as addictive as Instagram for young people.