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Research Methodology

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is a process of selecting units or sample from the population interest.

a)

Sampling Techniques

b)

Sampling Error

c)

Sample Size

d)

Sample

2.

Considering this analogy research design as the "Backbone" of research procedure

a)

Quasi-Experimental

b)

Research Design

c)

Correlation

d)

Population

3.

It a test administered prior to a specific treatment or intervention. This provides a base line measure that can be compared to subsequent tests taken after an intervention or treatment.

a)

Post-Test

b)

Periodical Test

c)

Pre-Test

d)

Summative Test

4.

It is a test administered after specific treatment or intervention

a)

Pre-Test

b)

Post-Test

c)

Summative Test

d)

Periodical Test

5.

It is a group of individuals who have the same characteristics

a)

Respondents

b)

Sample Size

c)

Sample

d)

Population

6.

This method studies use some amount of design characteristics from both qualitative and quantitative approaches in a single study or series of studies.

a)

Qualitative Research

b)

Mixed-Method Research Design

c)

Quantitative Research Design

d)

Quasi-Experimental Research Design

7.

It refers to the number of participants or observations included in the study.

a)

Representative

b)

Sample

c)

Sample Size

d)

Population

8.

It contains the lesson objectives, number of hours a particular lesson or topic was taught, the percentage and number of items, and the item placement. The purpose of this is to ensure that the items in the test cover the desired learning competencies.

a)

Lesson Exemplar

b)

Table of Specification

c)

Test

d)

Questionnaire

9.

It is the process of randomly placing study participants in a treatment or control group.

a)

Comparison Group

b)

Equating the group

c)

Randomization

d)

Solomon Four-Group Design

10.

This studies investigate relationship among two or more variables

a)

Solomon Four-group Design

b)

Descriptive-Survey Research

c)

Factorial Design

d)

Correlation