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IA quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Where should the word count be declared?

a)

Introduction

b)

 Cover (title) page

c)

Index

2.

What is the maximum word limit for the Written report?

a)

1,500

b)

1,200

c)

1,800

d)

500

3.

Are tables of statistical data and equations, diagrams, formulae and calculations counted as part of the word count?

a)

yes

b)

no

4.

Does the title of the IA have to be in the format of a question?

a)

Yes

b)

No

5.

Does the conclusion have to be consistent with the evidence provided?

a)

Yes

b)

No

6.

Are moderators (evaluators) expected to read beyond the word limit?

a)

Yes

b)

No

7.

Where must be answered the research question explicity?

a)

Body

b)

Conclusion

c)

Introduction

8.

The project can be based on ________________ that will form the basis of the supporting documents.

a)

primary sources

b)

secondary sources

c)

primary and/or secondary sources

9.

Students are required to attach to the business research project ________________ supporting documents from which the majority of the information for the project has been obtained.

a)

five

b)

three

c)

three to five

10.

Number of words of your Introduction, remember it must be around _______and these words are included on the general word count.

a)

100 WORDS

b)

150 WORDS

c)

200 WORDS

11.

The students are required to select a real business issue or problem for their business project that relates to any part of the Business Management syllabus?

a)

True

b)

False

12.

The appendices should contain only information or data that is required to support of the text and should be clearly referred to where relevant. The appendices will typically include examples of photographs, documents, questionnaires, numerical raw data in tables and statistical calculations, as well as the transcripts from the interviews made (if they were applied).

a)

True

b)

False

13.

The conclusions should not introduce new facts or arguments that have not been discussed in previous sections of the project.

a)

True

b)

False

14.

The research question for the Business research project could_____________________

a)

either be forward looking or backward looking.

b)

be forward looking

c)

be backward looking

15.

The students are required to refer to a single business organization but may consider the __________________ that impact on that organization.

a)

economic sector

b)

environment

c)

industry-wide issues

16.

The business research project must use only one of the four key concepts (change, creativity, ethics or

sustainability) as a lens through which to analyse the IA. This key concept may or may not be stated in the

research question; however, it must be clearly indicated on the title page which key concept was used. _________

are available for the identification and use of a relevant key concept; for these marks to be awarded,

students must make explicit the conceptual lens they are applying to their work.

a)

5 marks

b)

10 marks

c)

3 marks

17.

Effectively presented projects require a title page, an accurate table of contents page, appropriate headings

and sub-headings and numbered pages.

a)

Structure criterion

b)

Presentation criterion

c)

Analysis and evaluation criterion

18.

There are seven assessment criteria for the business research project: Criterion A

a)

Integration of a key concept

b)

Supporting documents

c)

Selection and application of tools and theories

d)

Analysis and evaluation

e)

Conclusions

19.

There are seven assessment criteria for the business research project: Criterion D

a)

Integration of a key concept

b)

Supporting documents

c)

Selection and application of tools and theories

d)

Analysis and evaluation

e)

Conclusions

20.

There are seven assessment criteria for the business research project: Criterion B

a)

Integration of a key concept

b)

Supporting documents

c)

Selection and application of tools and theories

d)

Analysis and evaluation

e)

Conclusions