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Writing A Research Proposal

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This contains all key information about the document

a)

Approval Page

b)

Table of Contents

c)

List of Tables and Figures

d)

Title Page

2.

These are the forms that are submitted to the scholarly panel

a)

Approval Page

b)

Table of Contents

c)

List of Tables and Figures

d)

Title Page

3.

This section is where you thank people who have supported you during the research process

a)

Title Page

b)

Acknowledgement Page

c)

Approval Page

d)

Dedication Page

4.

In this part, people mention every name and relation which inspired them to complete the research paper

a)

Title Page

b)

Acknowledgement Page

c)

Approval Page

d)

Dedication Page

5.

This is where you list the chapters and major sections of your dissertation, along with their page numbers

a)

List of Tables and Figures

b)

Approval Page

c)

Table of Contents

d)

Title Page

6.

These lists provide readers with an overview of how you have used these items in your document and help them to find specific figures and tables of interest

a)

List of Tables and Figures

b)

Approval Page

c)

Table of Contents

d)

Title Page

7.

This section lets readers get the gist or essence of your paper or article quickly

a)

Acknowledgement Page

b)

Dedication Page

c)

List of Tables and Figures

d)

Research Abstract

8.

It establishes the context of the research

a)

Statement of the Problem

b)

Background of the Study

c)

Significance of the Study

d)

Scope and Delimitation of the Study

9.

It is a written statement that explains why your research was needed

a)

Statement of the Problem

b)

Background of the Study

c)

Significance of the Study

d)

Scope and Delimitation of the Study

10.

This define the topic and boundaries of the research problem to be investigated

a)

Statement of the Problem

b)

Background of the Study

c)

Significance of the Study

d)

Scope and Delimitation of the Study

11.

A claim that outlines the problem addressed by a study

a)

Statement of the Problem

b)

Background of the Study

c)

Significance of the Study

d)

Scope and Delimitation of the Study

12.

This refers to the boundaries of the research study, based on the researcher’s decision of what to include and what to exclude

a)

Delimitation

b)

Scope

c)

Limitation

d)

Range

13.

This relates to the validity and reliability of the study

a)

Delimitation

b)

Scope

c)

Limitation

d)

Range

14.

This statement answer the following six questions:

why, what, when, where, who, how

a)

Delimitation

b)

Scope

c)

Limitation

d)

Range

15.

Why do you do research?

a)

To pursue you interest

b)

To learn something new

c)

To hone your problem-solving skills

d)

To challenge yourself in new ways