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RESEARCH PROJECT

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which is not operational step of the eight step of Research Process

a)

A. Conducting a survey

b)

B. Formulation of Research Question

c)

C. Selecting Sample

d)

D. Writing a Research

2.

At the start of each Research Project a researcher has to decide on:

a)

A. How many participants include

b)

B. The journal report will be published in

c)

C. What research question will be answered

d)

D. How many books to order in the library

3.

Qualitative Research is associated with

a)

A. Emphasize on the greater size

b)

B. Measurement of variables

c)

C. A structured rigid methodology

d)

D. Unstructured, flexible and open methodology

4.

Which of the following attribute is related to quantitative research?

a)

A. Covers multiple issues but assembles required information

b)

B. Explains, prevalence, incidence, extent, nature of issues, opinions and attitudes:

c)

C. Describes themes

d)

D. Explores experiences, meanings, perceptions

5.

What differentiate Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methodology?

a)

A. Sampling Method

b)

B. Data Collective Methods

c)

C. Analysis Methods

d)

D. All of the above

6.

The main function of the Research design is to find the answer to our research questions.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

c)

C. Maybe

7.

When selecting a simple, you should avoid

a)

A. Use 10 participants for quantitative study

b)

B. Always include your friends

c)

C. Avoid cost

d)

D. Avoid bias

8.

Processing and displaying data does not depend

a)

A. Ethical consideration

b)

B. The way you want to communicate the findings

c)

C. The type of information

d)

D. Computer skills

9.

Writing a research report is

a)

A. The second to the last step in the research process

b)

B. Requires no Academic Conventions

c)

C. All of the above

d)

D. None of the above

10.

An Interview schedule is a

a)

A. Sampling Method

b)

B. Research objective

c)

C. Data Collection method

d)

D. Variables

11.

What is the function of the literature review?

a)

A. To provide reliable research findiongs

b)

B. To Identify Research Problems

c)

C. To provide theoretical background of the study

d)

D. To demonstrate that you can use the internet

12.

A literature review helps to

a)

A. Bring clarity and focus on the Research problem

b)

B. Improve the research methodology

c)

C. Broaden your knowledge base on your research area

d)

D. All of the above

13.

A review of the related literature should short out the information into a_ framework.

a)

A. Universal

b)

B. Conceptual

c)

C. Theoretical

d)

D. Selective

14.

What is the advantage of Journal articles for a literature review?

a)

A. Provides up to data information

b)

B. There are different journals to choose from most of the field

c)

C. Reading abstract articles help to select relevant articles

d)

D. All of the above

15.

The internet should not be used for finding published literature.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

c)

C. Maybe

16.

The main source of literature for most of students are_?

a)

A. Books Dissertation and your supervisor

b)

B. Google and Wikipedia

c)

C. Books Journal and Internet

d)

D. Newspaper articles and Documents

17.

The literature review serves two important functions (1) it provides theoretical background to a study and (2) it helps contextualize the findings by comparing them with what others found out in relation to the enquiry.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

c)

C. Maybe

18.

Writing a literature review should be thematic in nature, based on main themes, follow a logical progression and various arguments should be substantiated from the literature and adhere to an acceptable academic referencing style.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

c)

C. Maybe

19.

A researcher must have a clear with regards to what it is that s/he must find

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

c)

C. Maybe

20.

If you have specific idea about what is to researched, you should

a)

A. Talk to your Instructor

b)

B. Follow the twelve steps of selecting Research

c)

C. Write a research proposal

d)

D. Formulate research objectives

21.

The research problem determines

a)

A. How good your research skills are

b)

B. The amount of support you get from Instructor

c)

C. What methodology will be used

d)

D. How long the report will be

22.

The study population is the information about

a)

A. Program

b)

B. People

c)

C. Problem

d)

D. Phenomenon

23.

The formulation of a research problem is the most crucial part of the research journey as the quantity and vanity of the project entirely depends upon it.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

c)

C. Maybe

24.

The formulation a research problem is the most_ part of the research journey because the quality and relevance of the project entirely depends upon it.

a)

A. Repetitive

b)

B. Motivating

c)

C. Trivial

d)

D. Important

25.

What helps when developing a research question?

a)

A. Specific guidance in other books

b)

B. Knowledge of the subject area

c)

C. Formulating objectives

d)

D. A big budget

26.

Developing a researchable question would not involve

a)

A. Considering the time and resources available to you

b)

B. Bearing in mind your technical expertise in the area of research

c)

C. Assessing the work involved

d)

D. Deciding what statistical software to use

27.

An image, perception or concept that is capable of measurement is called_.

a)

A. Type

b)

B. Hypotheses

c)

C. Scale

d)

D. Variable

28.

Which of the following is an example of a concept?

a)

A. Height in CM

b)

B. Domestic Violence

c)

C. Income in Dollars

d)

D. Weight in KG

29.

Concepts can be converted into variables by identifying measurement scales?

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

c)

C. Maybe

30.

An Independent variable can be defined as_

a)

A. Outcome/effect variable

b)

B. Extraneous Variable

c)

C. Change Variable

d)

D. Confounding Variable

31.

In research terminology the extraneous variable can be described as_

a)

A. The outcome of changes brought by introduction of an independent variable

b)

B. The cause responsible for bringing about changes in the situation

c)

C. Linking the Independent and dependent variables

d)

D. Several factors operating in a real life situation are not measured in the study that affect changes in the dependent variable.

32.

Which of the following is not an example of a categorical variable?

a)

A. Gender: Male/ Female

b)

B. Taste of specific brand of coffee: like/ don't like

c)

C. Height in CM

d)

D. Age: 18-20 year/21-24 year/ 25 year and above

33.

Weight in kg is a_ variable?

a)

A. Continuous Variable

b)

B. Constant Variable

c)

C. Dichotomous Variable

d)

D. Polytomous Variable

34.

Which of the following is an example is an example of a continuous variable?

a)

A. Gender: Male/ Female

b)

B. Age: Younger than 40 years/above 40 years older

c)

C. Educational level: low/ medium/ high

d)

D. Reaction time in Seconds

35.

Which of the following is an example of an interval scale?

a)

A. Rating of TV program: good/ average/ poor

b)

B. Attitudinal score from 0-100

c)

C. Smoker: Yes/ No

d)

D. Temperature in Fatrenheit

36.

What is a function of a literature review.

a)

A. To demonstrate that you can use the internet

b)

B. To identify research problem

c)

C. To provide reliable research findings

d)

D. To provide theoretical background of study

37.

A literature review helps to

a)

A. Bring clarity and focus to research problem

b)

B. Improve the research methodology

c)

C. Broaden your knowledge base in your research area

d)

D. All of the above

38.

A review of the literature should sort out the information into a framework.

a)

A. Selective

b)

B. Theoretical

c)

C. Conceptual

d)

D. Universal

39.

What is an advantage of journal articles for a literature reviews?

a)

A. Provides up to date information

b)

B. There are many journals to choose from most of the field.

c)

C. Reading of abstract of articles help to select relevant articles

d)

D. all of the above

40.

The internet should not be used for finding published literature.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

41.

The literature review serves two important functions (1) it provides theoretical background to a study and (2) it helps contextualize the findings by comparing them with what others found out in relation to the enquiry.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

42.

Writing a literature review should be thematic in nature, based on main themes, follow a logical progression and various arguments should be substantiated from the literature and adhere to an acceptable academic referencing style.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

43.

A researcher must have a clear idea with regards to what it is that s/he wants to find out about and not what s/he thinks s/he must find.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

44.

The formulation of a research problem is the most crucial part of the research journey as the quantity and vanity of the project entirely depends upon it.

a)

A. True

b)

B. False

45.

If you have a specific idea about what is to be researched you should.

a)

A. Write research proposal

b)

B. Formulate research objectives

c)

C. Talk to your supervisor

d)

D. Follow the steps in writing the research problem

46.

The main sources of literature for most students are_

a)

A. Google and Wikipedia

b)

B. Books, journal articles and internet

c)

C. Books, dissertations and your teacher

d)

D. Newspaper articles and documentaries

47.

The research problem determines

a)

A. What methodology will be used

b)

B. How good your research skills are

c)

C. The amount of support you will get to your teacher

d)

D. How the report will be.

48.

The Study population is information about

a)

A. Phenomenon

b)

B. People

c)

C. Problem

d)

D. Program

49.

The formulation a research problem is the most_ part of the research journey because the quality and relevance of the project entirely depends upon it.

a)

A. Repetitive

b)

B. Trivial

c)

C. Important

d)

D. Motivating

50.

What helps when developing a research question?

a)

A. Knowledge of the subject area

b)

B. Specific guidelines in the other book

c)

C. A big budget

d)

D. Formulating objectives