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PRACTICAL RESEARCH 2 REVIEWER

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Research design that involves variable manipulation and randomized selection and assignment of participants

a)

True Experimental

b)

Quasi-Experimental

c)

Correlational

d)

Cross-sectional

2.

Used to determine opinions, ideas, preferences of respondents about a particular topic

a)

Longitudinal

b)

Survey

c)

Correlational

d)

Cross-sectional

3.

This type of research design is characterized by the long duration of the research process in order to observe possible effects or changes in the trend being studied

a)

Longitudinal

b)

Survey

c)

Correlational

d)

Cross-sectional

4.

This research design aims to determine the effects of a particular treatment/intervention to a group of pre-determined research participants

a)

True Experimental

b)

Quasi-Experimental

c)

Correlational

d)

Cross-sectional

5.

This type of research design aims to determine possible underlying connections/relationships between distinct variables

a)

True Experimental

b)

Quasi-Experimental

c)

Correlational

d)

Cross-sectional

6.

A study conducted in order to compare collected data with variables of the same interest

a)

Longitudinal

b)

Survey

c)

Correlational

d)

Cross-sectional

7.

WHAT QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN MUST BE USED?

A librarian wants to determine which among the Junior High School grade levels has the highest library usage percentage.

(a)  

8.

WHAT QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN MUST BE USED?

As an entrepreneur I wish to know which management style would best improve the morale of the employees. In order to do so, I shall try out different management styles in different branches and compare how well the employees are performing.

(a)  

9.

WHAT QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN MUST BE USED?

A botanist wants to test a new organic treatment that would help save plants with root rot. In order to do so, she tests out various combinations and compare the results with chemical treatments to determine the best organic treatment

(a)  

10.

WHAT QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN MUST BE USED?

A developmental psychologist wants to observe how young children exposed to English media develop their vocabulary knowledge. She does this by making repeated assessments to a group of young children to see if there are changes or improvements in their vocabulary.

(a)  

11.

WHAT QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN MUST BE USED?

A school principal wishes to evaluate the effect of the Science High School Curriculum on the performance of the students in their Math, Science, and ICT subjects.

(a)  

12.

WHAT QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN MUST BE USED?

I am an aspiring entrepreneur, I want to know which food item or product will sell in my area.

(a)  

13.

WHAT QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH DESIGN MUST BE USED?

I am a Mathematics teacher, I want to determine if playing RPGs can has a role in the logical thinking skills of College students.

(a)  

14.

It is a framework that is already existing prior to the conduct of the study.

a)

Conceptual Framework

b)

Theoretical Framework

15.

This framework is considered to be the logical masterplan of your reseach.

a)

Conceptual Framework

b)

Theoretical Framework

c)

Hypothetical Framework

d)

Research Framework

16.

The conceptual framework is

a)

a synthesis of relevant concepts

b)

adapted from a pre-existing theory

c)

mainly deductive

17.

Which of the following is the best definition of conceptual framework?

a)

It explains the research design and tools

b)

It presents previous researches or studies

c)

It contains variables, constructs, and concepts of the present study

18.

A conceptual framework is the application of a theory, or a set of concepts drawn from one and the same theory to offer an explanation of an event.

a)

True

b)

False

19.

This is a definition of theoretical framework

a)

It explains the research design and tools

b)

It presents previous researches or studies

c)

It contains principles, constructs, concepts

20.

The main goal of a theory is

a)

to answer a problem

b)

to understand a reality

c)

to give other perspectives

21.

Through a theory the researcher can:

a)

explain the research design

b)

explain the findings

c)

explain a phenomenon

22.

Theories are developed by researchers to explain phenomena, draw connections and make predictions.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

The theoretical framework helps the researcher to decide the design, data and analysis plan to the research.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

Some of the steps to create a theoretical framework are:

a)

Identify some previous studies, evaluate designs

b)

Identify authors, demonstrate theories

c)

Identify key concepts, evaluate theories,

25.

It is a good idea to...

a)

to use your thesis title as the basis to construct your theoretical framework

b)

Discuss the main aspects of the theory that others have used to explain a similar problem

c)

Identify the variables of your topic by answering the question: what factors contribute to the presumed effect

d)

List all the variables that are related to your study

26.

In Dr. Kivunja's analogy of the 2 research framework, he described the ____ framework as the entirety of the house and the __ framework as a specific room in the house.

a)

research, conceptual

b)

research, theoretical

c)

theoretical, conceptual

d)

conceptual, theoretical (correct answer)

27.

This is a set of interrelated concepts, definitions, and propositions that present a systematic view of phenomena by specifying relations among variables, with the purpose of explaining and predicting the occurences

a)

Framework

b)

Theoretical

c)

Research

d)

Theory

28.

How do you develop a Theoretical Framework?

a)

Research, Review, Synthesize, Analyze

b)

Research, Rephrase, Pick, Analyze

c)

Review, Research, Pick, Synthesize

d)

Research, Pick, Review, Synthesize

29.

The review of related literature includes which of the following type of research sources?

a)

Primary Sources

b)

Secondary Sources

c)

Online Sources

d)

All of the above

30.

The review of related literature allows us to identify the questions that are still needed to be answered regarding a research topic.


Which of the following roles of RRL does this refer to?

a)

The RRL leads to definitions of problems, selection of methods, and interpretation of findings.

b)

The RRL reports contribution of others to the study.

c)

The RRL states the stand of the researcher on conflicting views relative to the study.

d)

The RRL provides sources of significant problems.

31.

It refers to the traits, attributes, or even symbols which measurements vary among the subjects or objects of study.

a)

Research Problems

b)

Research Questions

c)

Research Variables

d)

Research Sources

32.

Which type of research variables can be manipulated or controlled by the researchers?

a)

Independent Variable

b)

Constant Variable

c)

Dependent Variable

d)

None of the above

33.

The review of related literature prevents researchers to reiterate the discussions that had already been made by previous researchers.


Which of the following roles of RRL does this refer to?

a)

The RRL points out authoritative evidences supportive of the study.

b)

The RRL states the stand of the researcher on conflicting views relative to the study.

c)

The RRL leads to definitions of problems, selection of methods, and interpretation of findings.

d)

The RRL helps us conceptualize and justify the research because an extensive review can assure no duplication.

34.

Research Variables can identified with the use of _________________.

a)

Research Sources

b)

Research Questions

c)

Research Introduction

d)

Research Methods

35.

The review of related literature enables researchers to look through research instruments from previous researches that can also be used to answer their own research questions.


Which of the following roles of RRL does this refer to?

a)

The RRL helps us conceptualize and justify the research because an extensive review can assure no duplication.

b)

The RRL leads to definitions of problems, selection of methods, and interpretation of findings.

c)

The RRL provides source of significant problems.

d)

The RRL states the stand of the researcher on conflicting views relative to the study.

36.

These are original sources of information that have not yet been filtered through analysis, examination or interpretation.

a)

primary source

b)

secondary source

c)

tertiary source

37.

This contains all key information about the document

a)

Approval Page

b)

Table of Contents

c)

List of Tables and Figures

d)

Title Page

38.

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

39.

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

40.

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

41.

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

42.

This statement answer the following six questions:

why, what, when, where, who, how

a)

Delimitation

b)

Scope

c)

Limitation

d)

Range

43.

There is a need to ensure that the title of your research is __________.

a)

appealing

b)

concise

c)

lengthy

d)

creative

44.

One way of showing the scope of the study through the research title is by using ___________.

a)

acronyms

b)

sub topics

c)

key words

d)

lengthy of words

45.

It a quantitative variable that causes change in the other variable.

a)

independent

b)

dependent

c)

categorical

d)

conceptual

46.

It a qualitative variable that is explained through description, theme, and code.

a)

independent

b)

dependent

c)

categorical

d)

conceptual

47.

What does novelty suggest?

a)

fairness

b)

newness

c)

oldest

d)

righteousness

48.

Below are some phrases that can help you indicate the gap "fill", except..

a)

“We therefore analyzed…”

b)

“In this study, we investigated…”

c)

“Therefore, the goals of this study are…”

d)

"This research is Qualitative research"

49.

Which one is the gap statement:

a)

Milly’s work recognized the importance of storage capacity of the root zone in controlling evapotranspiration and has the potential for assessing the catchment-scale response of vegetation changes.

b)

However, the practical application of this model is limited because of the complex numerical solutions required.

c)

The purpose of this paper is to quantify the long-term impact of vegetation changes on mean annual evapotranspiration at catchment scales based on data and parameters that are easily measurable at a regional scale.

50.

.............. refers to discrepancies that exist between theory and earlier research.

a)

theoretical gap

b)

methodological gap

c)

practical-knowledge gap

51.

Knowledge Gap is........

a)

a new research finding that contradicts a widely accepted conclusion or contradicts the findings of previous research.

b)

a gap that occurs due to a lack of understanding of the theory and literature found and the discrepancy of research results with researchers' expectations.

c)

The gap that refers to discrepancies that exist between theory and earlier research.

52.

What is a research gap?

a)

A question that has already been answered once before

b)

A question that has never been answered before

c)

A question that has already been answered twice before

d)

A question that has already been answered several times before

53.

This part of the research show the graphical narrative form of the process of the main concepts and variables of the research topic.

a)

Conceptual framework

b)

Theoretical framework

c)

Significance of study

d)

Statement of the problem

54.

This part of the research stated the area of concerns, issues that wanted to address and the problems need to be solved.

a)

Significance of the Study

b)

Definition of Terms

c)

Theoretical Framework

d)

Statement of the Problem

55.

Since a study involves people, special care is taken into consideration to ensure that respondents are treated ethically in all aspects.

a)

Open coding

b)

Ethical consideration

c)

Benchmarking

d)

Bracketing

56.

One important basic question asked about the research title.

a)

Do they meet basic questions asked?

b)

Does the title describe what the study is all about?

c)

What are the factors that affect the skills of teachers

d)

Thinks of a topic in research which can be made and used as the title of the study.