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Practical Research 2 - Final Summative Test

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 50mins

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Class
Date
1.

One of the goal of Education is ?

a)

Professionalism

b)

work

c)

knowledge acquisition

d)

satisfaction

2.

Which of the following types of questions requires, more valid and reliable answer?

a)

convergent

b)

direct

c)

in-direct

d)

divergent

3.

When you inquire or investigate, you tend to?

a)

Collect data

b)

experiment

c)

execute varied thinking

d)

ask questions

4.

Thinking in this manner makes you ask open ended questions?

a)

Analytical

b)

HOTS

c)

LOTS

d)

Creative

5.

Means the “answer for the question”?

a)

Facts

b)

ideas

c)

insight

d)

inquiry

6.

Which of the following words best described the word “Inquiry”

a)

Questions

b)

investigation

c)

research

d)

examination

7.

Research starts with ideas which is?

a)

Complex

b)

valid

c)

particular

d)

facts

8.

In conducting a research, you have to execute, which act of thinking?

a)

Varied

b)

same

c)

constant

d)

both b and c

9.

All of the following are driven terms used to characterized a research, EXCEPT?

a)

Methodical

b)

theoretical

c)

replicable

d)

logical

10.

The data you work in a research is came mainly from?

a)

Other sources

b)

self

c)

interviews

d)

respondents

11.

It is known as the cardinal principle in research.

a)

Introduction

b)

hypothesis

c)

problems

d)

acknowledgement

12.

Giving thanks to the authors for their contribution to your research, also established your study to become?

a)

Valid and reliable

b)

systematic and order

c)

specific

d)

realistic

13.

This thinking makes you ponder on specific ideas first.

a)

Inductive

b)

deductive

c)

direct

d)

indirect

14.

Refers to a kind of thinking, which practice executing conclusions or generalization as a later stage.

a)

Inductive

b)

deductive

c)

direct

d)

indirect

15.

The way of forming first the generalization about the subject matter.

a)

Inductive

b)

deductive

c)

direct

d)

indirect

16.

The term, which encourage you to formulate questions to direct you to the exact information you want to discover.

a)

Collaboration

b)

inquiry

c)

research

d)

inquiry/research

17.

All of the following are the aspects of inquiry, EXCEPT?

a)

Scientific procedure

b)

discovering truths

c)

asking question

d)

investigation

18.

Which of the following could be the differences of the words research and inquiry?

a)

Uses methods

b)

scientific procedure

c)

discovering truths

d)

formulate questions

19.

The number one word that reflects the true nature of quantitative research.

a)

Statistical

b)

objective

c)

numerical

d)

measurement

20.

A set of symbols indicates specificity, particularity, or exactness of something.

a)

Statistics

b)

numerals

c)

letters

d)

signs

21.

This research makes you focus your mind on specific things by means of statistics.

a)

Qualitative

b)

experimental

c)

quasi-experimental

d)

quantitative

22.

Going through the basic meaning of quantitative research, it is a research of ______?

a)

Quantifying data

b)

Expressing meaning through numerals

c)

Collecting and studying numerical data

d)

Making any phenomenon and examining facts, appealing to our senses

23.

To study and express relationships between quantities or magnitudes shown by symbols, we use?

a)

Tables

b)

mathematical operations

c)

statistics

d)

graph

24.

Mostly, the answers being acquired in a quantitative research, are come in?

a)

Descriptive type

b)

words

c)

numerals

d)

both a and b

25.

Quantitative research is also called as?

a)

Subjective

b)

divergent

c)

objective

d)

convergent

26.

Qualitative research is also called as?

a)

Subjective

b)

divergent

c)

objective

d)

convergent

27.

In this research, you are tend to discover the idea of realness which is factual and not in accordance of emotional or feelings?

a)

Quantitative

b)

qualitative

c)

direct

d)

indirect

28.

Which from the following sciences, quantitative research best suited?

a)

Social sciences

b)

medicine

c)

psychology

d)

professional education

29.

Qualitative research usually happens in?

a)

Hard science

b)

medicine

c)

physics

d)

education

30.

Which from the following, fall under experimental research?

a)

Comparative

b)

descriptive

c)

correlational

d)

pre-experimental

31.

All of the following falls under experimental research, EXCEPT?

a)

True experimental

b)

single subject

c)

time series

d)

pre-experimental

32.

The importance of quantitative research lies greatly from _________?

a)

Personal attachment

b)

Inaccurate meanings

c)

Production of accurate results

d)

Researcher’s  biases

33.

When it comes to cause and effect relationships, in qualitative, it can be explain by?

a)

Automatic descriptions of circumstances

b)

Ramdom sampling

c)

Peoples objective desires

d)

Social interactions

34.

If quantitative uses scientific method, qualitative uses?

a)

Verbal method

b)

Subjective method

c)

Multiple method

d)

Competence-based

35.

Qualitative: Purposive Sampling;  Quantitative: _______________?

a)

Sequence manner

b)

number sampling

c)

random sampling

d)

odd and even sampling

36.

In a non-experimental research, the objects or subjects are chosen in accordance by?

a)

Random selection

b)

chance

c)

decision of the researcher

d)

counting

37.

The group which does not receive any treatment.

a)

Subject group

b)

experimental

c)

control

d)

comparative group

38.

One of the category of experimental research, which adopts a comparative technique in choosing the subjects.

a)

True-experimental

b)

Single subject

c)

quasi-experimental

d)

pre-experimental

39.

The research which fails to qualify as a genuine experimental research, and highly susceptible to doubts.

a)

True-experimental

b)

Single subject

c)

quasi-experimental

d)

pre-experimental

40.

The no. 1 stage in designing experimental research.

a)

Hypotheses

b)

determining variables

c)

problem/topic

d)

experiment

41.

It should be given to respondents, for the researcher, to examine the initial condition of both groups in relation to variable.

a)

Post-test

b)

pre-test

c)

summative test

d)

formative test

42.

It should be given after, to determine the effects or influence of the treatment, applied to the group.

a)

Formative Test

b)

post-test

c)

summative test   

d)

pre –test

43.

“Ex post Facto” means?

a)

Before the fact

b)

evaluation after the treatment

c)

evaluation

d)

before and after the evaluation

44.

Types of quasi-experimental research, that study similarities of the two chosen group.

a)

Time series

b)

matched comparative

c)

counterbalanced

d)

quasi

45.

Any treatment or condition is not involved in this type of research.

a)

Experimental       

b)

non-experimental

c)

Qualitative

d)

field research

46.

Ways of data analysis, referring to examination of data collected by other people.

a)

Meta analysis

b)

secondary

c)

primary

d)

tertiary

47.

It is considered as, a very popular means of social inquiry.

a)

Interview

b)

survey

c)

questions

d)

observational

48.

Strength of survey research, which refers to the good representation of a large group of people.

a)

Versatility

b)

Generality

c)

efficiency

d)

confidentiality

49.

Survey research, cannot promote interpretive and creative thinking unless if the formation of  ideas results from?

a)

Investigative thinking

b)

scientific thinking

c)

analytical thinking

d)

imaginative thinking

50.

Which of the following words, best described the word “variables”.

a)

Constant qualities

b)

characteristics

c)

objects

d)

cause and effect

51.

One important thing you have to focus on at the start of your study is to determine the?

a)

Problems

b)

title

c)

topic

d)

variable

52.

The words bear and manifest, are use to described which types of variables?

a)

Dependent

b)

independent

c)

extraneous

d)

confounding

53.

The variable, which under control or manipulation of the researcher or experimenter.

a)

Dependent

b)

independent

c)

extraneous

d)

confounding

54.

Extraneous variable, which refer to the mood, emotions and intelligence of the subject.

a)

Confounding

b)

situational

c)

nuisance

d)

participant

55.

Dealing with these type of variables gives you difficulty in determining the real cause of changes in the dependent variables.

a)

Nuisance

b)

extraneous

c)

confounding

d)

situational

56.

The variables that causes, production of “mixed up, confusing, or bewildering results”

a)

Nuisance

b)

extraneous

c)

confounding

d)

situational

57.

Other type of variable, which is quantitative in nature and is used in interval or ratio scale of measurement.

a)

Covariate

b)

dichotomous

c)

latent     

d)

continuous

58.

The variable, can be found outside an identified model.

a)

Manifest

b)

Exogenous

c)

Endogenous

d)

latent

59.

A difficulty or uncertainty, which enough to push you to do an empirical investigation.

a)

Curiosity

b)

perseverance

c)

research problem

d)

problem

60.

Which from the following statement best suited to research questions, interrogative statements?

a)

What is blood?

b)

To define the meaning of blood

c)

To determine the different composition of the blood

d)

To state the function of blood in the circulatory system

61.

The first guideline in formulating quantitative research problem and research questions, which means, open to empirical investigation.

a)

Attainable

b)

realistic

c)

researchable

d)

specific

62.

What kind of understanding in formulating research problem, the researchers must to focus about the research topic.

a)

General

b)

specific

c)

inductive

d)

reflective

63.

Types of quantitative research questions , refers to the nature and manner of connection between or among variables.

a)

Relation

b)

descriptive

c)

causal

d)

dependent

64.

Types of quantitative research questions, which are focusing behind the effects of the independent variable on the dependent variable.

a)

Relation

b)

descriptive

c)

causal    

d)

dependent

65.

Types of quantitative research questions, which questioned on the kind, qualifications, and categories of the subjects or participants.

a)

Relation

b)

descriptive

c)

causal

d)

dependent

66.

Approach which goes from bigger ideas as theories or concepts to smaller ideas.

a)

Deductive

b)

inductive

c)

interrogative

d)

declarative

67.

Approach which begins from “hunches or predictions” about the outcome of your research.

a)

Deductive

b)

inductive

c)

interrogative

d)

declarative

68.

One of the four basic element of experimental research, which refers to the people, places, things and events.

a)

Treatment

b)

condition

c)

subjects

d)

intervention

69.

All of the following are the sources of quantitative research problem, EXCEPT?

a)

Agencies of the government

b)

Review of related literature

c)

Economic issues in society

d)

Others experience

70.

This specific subquestions, specify the scope and the method in collecting and analyzing data.

a)

Research questions

b)

specific problem

c)

relation questions

d)

causal questions

71.

What kind of understanding in formulating research problem, the researchers must to focus about the research topic.

a)

General  

b)

specific

c)

inductive

d)

reflective

72.

Types of quantitative research questions, refers to the nature and manner of connection between or among variables.

a)

Relation

b)

descriptive

c)

causal

d)

dependent 

73.

Types of quantitative research questions, which are focusing behind the effects of the independent variable on the dependent variable.

a)

Relation 

b)

descriptive

c)

causal     

d)

dependent

74.

Types of quantitative research questions, which questioned on the kind, qualifications, and categories of the subjects or participants.

a)

Relation

b)

descriptive

c)

causal     

d)

dependent

75.

Approach which goes from bigger ideas as theories or concepts to smaller ideas.

a)

Deductive

b)

inductive

c)

interrogative

d)

declarative

76.

This thinking makes you ponder on specific ideas first.

a)

Inductive

b)

deductive     

c)

direct      

d)

indirect

77.

All of the following are the aspects of inquiry, EXCEPT

a)

a. Scientific procedure

b)

b. discovering truths

c)

c. asking question

d)

d. investigation

78.

Which of the following could be the differences of the words research and inquiry?

a)

a. Uses methods

b)

b. scientific procedure

c)

 c. discovering truths      

d)

d. formulates questions

79.

The variable, which under control or manipulation of the researcher or experimenter.

a)

Dependent

b)

independent

c)

extraneous

d)

confounding

80.

Extraneous variable, which refer to the mood, emotions and intelligence of the subject.

a)

Confounding

b)

situational

c)

nuisance

d)

participant

81.

Dealing with these type of variables gives you difficulty in determining the real cause of changes in the dependent variables.

a)

Nuisance

b)

extraneous

c)

confounding

d)

situational

82.

The variables that causes, production of “mixed up, confusing, or bewildering results”

a)

Nuisance

b)

extraneous

c)

confounding

d)

situational

83.

It should be given after, to determine the effects or influence of the treatment, applied to the group.

a)

Formative Test       

b)

post-test

c)

summative test      

d)

pre –test

84.

“Ex post Facto” means?

a)

Before the fact    

b)

evaluation after the treatment

c)

evaluation

d)

before and after the evaluation

85.

Which research section should provide a recommendation of how to improve researchers’ studies?              

a)

Methodology         

b)

Recommendation

c)

References

d)

Result and discussion

86.

The final chapter of the research or thesis section contains:

a)

Analytical framework

b)

Conclusion and recommendation

c)

Methodological framework

87.

Which of the following is the type of probability sampling that uses a pure chance selection process?

a)

Systematic sampling

b)

Stratified sampling

c)

Simple random sampling       

d)

Cluster sampling

88.

When do you use non – probability sampling in your study?

a)

When time is limited to conduct research or there is budget constraint.

b)

When the intention is not to generate results that will generalize the entire population.

c)

When there is a need to observe whether a particular issue needs in-depth analysis.

d)

All of these.

89.

What sampling technique is used when the researcher would like to consider giving equal chances to the members of the accessible population being selected as part of the study?

a)

Systematic

b)

Stratified

c)

Simple Random

d)

Cluster

90.

Mostly, the answers being acquired in a quantitative research, are come in?

a)

Descriptive type

b)

words     

c)

numerals

d)

both a and b

91.

Quantitative research is also called as?

a)

Subjective

b)

divergent

c)

objective

d)

convergent

92.

Qualitative research is also called as?

a)

Subjective

b)

divergent

c)

objective

d)

convergent

93.

When it comes to cause and effect relationships, in qualitative, it can be explained by?

a)

Automatic descriptions of circumstances

b)

Random sampling

c)

Peoples objective desires

d)

Social interactions

94.

If quantitative uses scientific method, qualitative uses?

a)

Verbal method

b)

Subjective method

c)

Multiple method

d)

Competence-based

95.

Qualitative: Purposive Sampling; Quantitative: _______________?

a)

Sequence manner

b)

number sampling

c)

random sampling

d)

odd and even sampling

96.

Strength of survey research, which refers to the good representation of a large group of people.

a)

Versatility

b)

Generality

c)

efficiency

d)

confidentiality

97.

Survey research, cannot promote interpretive and creative thinking unless if the formation of ideas results from?

a)

Investigative thinking

b)

scientific thinking

c)

analytical thinking

d)

imaginative thinking

98.

This specific sub-questions, specify the scope and the method in collecting and analyzing data.

a)

Research questions

b)

specific problem

c)

relation questions

d)

causal questions

99.

When can we consider a research sample as the “best”?

a)

Systematically chosen

b)

Representative of the population

c)

Purposely selected

d)

Conveniently represented

100.

What is the main objective of using stratified random sampling?

a)

Sample is proportionately drawn from the different categories of the population.

b)

Sample is taken from an accessible population than the target population.

c)

Every individual will be given an equal chance to be selected.

d)

Those who will possibly respond to treatment are chosen.