Worksheets4th Quarter Assessment(NEUTRON)
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Why is research important? Check the correct boxes that answer the question.
A tool for building knowledge
Means to understand various issues
Means to find, gauge, and seize opportunities
Means to generate money
A seed to love reading, writing, analyzing, and sharing valuable information
In this type of research, the researcher relies more on the theoretical and philosophical foundations of the idea.
Pure or Basic Research
Experimental Research
Applied Research
Quantitative Research
Qualitative Research
Most researchers use surveys, questionnaires, and polls to provide data in this type of research.
Pure or Basic Research
Experimental Research
Applied Research
Quantitative Research
Qualitative Research
What should be in the parenthesis?
During the noon hour Hernandez posted a message to his supporters on Facebook. It says, “I wan (____) to publicly thank everyone who has been so supportive of me and my family these past few days… .”
ibid./id.
ca.
et al.
sic
This Latin abbreviation is the counterpart of etc. but for pertaining to other people. It is often used in a bibliography.
cf.
et al.
ca.
sic
to put information into your own words
quote
paraphrase
plagiarize
summarize
on topic; related
current
credible
relevant
search engine
a piece of evidence that can be proven true or false
opinion
bias
fact
point of view
to shorten a text by identifying the main ideas and most important details
quote
paraphrase
paragraph
summarize
writing down EXACTLY what someone said or wrote and marking it with quotation marks
citation
quote
paraphrase
summarize
an individual's personal view or perspective on something
point of view
opinion
bias
fact
giving credit to the source of information
quote
citation
publisher
copyright
Which website domains or suffixes are the MOST credible, current, and relevant?
.test .gov .wikihow
.mil .twitter .cbs
.org .net .blogger
.com .edu .gov
If you were researching the meaning of the word "gasconade," which of the following would MOST LIKELY be a credible source?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gasconade,_Missouri
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/gasconading
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Gasconade
http://www.gasconadecountycollector.com/realsearch.php
It is concerned with understanding human behavior from the respondent’s perspective.
Qualitative Research
Quantitative Research
Its primary focus is on exploring ideas and formulating theories.
Qualitative Research
Quantitative Research
Its collection of data is done through surveys, experiments, etc.
Qualitative Research
Quantitative Research
This presents the background information, scope, and focus of the research paper.
Methodology
Literature Review
Discussion
Introduction
This provides an overview of what others have written or researched on concerning the topic.
Methodology
Literature Review
Discussion
Introduction
This includes a discussion on the kind of research that was followed, the respondents, and the data collection process used.
Methodology
Literature Review
Discussion
Introduction
This is where the findings and outcomes of the research go.
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Introduction
This is where implications of the own findings are stated for future policy or research.
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Introduction
It is a list of books and other references that an author has used in preparing a research paper.
(a)
It is the brief form of the reference that you include in the body of your work.
Reference List
In-text Citation
This style is the widely used format in the field of social sciences that establishes credibility by demonstrating knowledge of your audience and their needs as researchers.
APA Style
Chicago Style
MHRA Style
MLA Style
What is it called when the author uses someone else's work/idea and passes it off as his/her own?
Support
Evidence
Citation
Plagiarism
What is a thesis statement?
A sentence that defines what your research paper will be about.
A preliminary sketch of the paper.
A sentences that tells the reader where the information came from.
The first paragraph of a research paper.
An article, book, website, etc., where you got your information from.
Authorities
Source
Revision
Support
Proofreading is reading over work to make sure it makes sense and there are no grammar or punctuation errors.
TRUE
FALSE
A bibliography or works cited page is...
page at the end listing all references cited or used in the research paper
all the work you've done
a list of books you like to read
a bible worksheet
To cite something is to...
put it in quotation marks
give it a ticket
quote as evidence giving credit to someone else
yell out a name
Which among the following shows an example of an IN-TEXT CITATION?
Ackerman (2014)
(Ackerman, 2014)
(Ackerman, n.d.)
Plagiarism happens when a researcher....
...acknowledges the author of work.
...borrows an idea without credits.
...cites the owner of the information.
...documents the details of the source.
These are types of technical definition , except …
Parenthetical Definition
Expanded Definition
Sentence Definition
Operational Definition
A definition that is used to introduce the vocabulary which makes communication in a particular field succinct and unambiguous.
Technical Definition
Operational Definition
Sentence Definition
Expanded Definition
A definition that includes information from the real world.
Technical Definition
Operational Definition
Expanded Definition
Sentence Definition
These are types of technical definition , except …
Parenthetical Definition
Expanded Definition
Sentence Definition
Operational Definition
While reading a piece of technical writing, you come across a sentence that defines a term. How can you tell whether it is a sentence definition or part of an extended definitiion.
If the next few sentences continue to expand on the word's meaning, then it's part an extended definition.
If it's in the glossary, then it's part of an extended definition.
If it's followed by more sentences, then it's part of an extended definition.
A sentence definition cannot be a part of an extended definition.
Which of the following is NOT an appropriate place to include a definition of a technical term?
in the body of the document
in a glossary
in the introduction
on the title page
Parenthetical definitions are ______, while sentence definitions are ______.
a synonym or short phrase; an explanation of a word using one sentence
more extensive; able to quickly explain a term
in a format that allows readers to compare the word to terms they already know; included in the same sentence as the word being defined
more formal; informal
What are the three parts of a sentence definition?
the introduction, class, and example
the word, definition, and example
the word, class, and distinguishing features
the introduction, definition, and conclusion
Oxygen is a chalcogen that is a strong oxidizing agent and has the second-highest electronegativity of all reactive elements
Technical Definition
Operational Definition
Academic performance refers to the student's score in the finals.
Operational Definition
Conceptual Definition
Technical Definition
Theoretical Definition
Influenza is an acute highly contagious infection of the respiratory tract, which occurs sporadically or in epidemics and lasts up to a month.
Technical Definition
Operational Definition
Definition of terms is important in the research paper.
True
False
Academic performance refers to the student’s scores in the post-test.
TECHNICAL DEFINITION
OPERATIONAL DEFINITION
Abstract Terms refer to ideas or concepts; they have no physical referents.
TRUE
FALSE
Definition is the statement of the exact meaning of a word.
TRUE
FALSE
Expanded definition is used when a certain word or phrase needs to be explained with much detail.
TRUE
FALSE
In many cases, a word or concept CAN be explained in a single sentence.
TRUE
FALSE
Concrete examples can be used to illustrate an abstract concept.
TRUE
FALSE
One of the reasons for providing an Extended Definition is to clarify something that is complex.
TRUE
FALSE
It explains where the name of the topic comes from.
etymology
history/background
cause and effect
It defines the concept by what it is not or its limitations.
comparison
contrast/negation
classification
description
It explains by comparing two dissimilar topics, where the second is familiar to the audience.
contrast/negation
classification
analogy
description
What are the essential parts of expanded definition?
Introduction, Process, Conclusion
Introduction, Body, Conclusion
Exposition, Process, Justification
Exposition, Body, Conclusion
It shows how the term fits into a larger category.
classification
definition
analogy
negation
It defines a process or an object involved in a process; as such, it is likely to appear in documents like a user’s manual or instructions.
Principles of Action
Principles of Definition
Principles of Operation
Principles of Negation
Select which of the two given terms can fit the contexts below.
A. His knowledge of Spanish was ______________ for the job.
B. The child's reading ability was _____________ for his age level.
adequate; satisfactory
satisfactory; adequate
satisfactory; satisfactory
adequate; adequate
