Free Printable INQUIRIES, INVESTIGATION AND IMMERSION

1.

a brief summary of the research paper

a)

abstract

b)

acknowledgement

c)

research

d)

preliminaries

2.

is collecting, analyzing and interpreting data by observing what people do and say

a)

Qualitative Research

b)

Quantitative Research

3.

this research is based on numeric figures or numbers

a)

Qualitative Research

b)

Quantitative Research

4.

Cluster sampling is often preferred random sampling strategies because it:

a)

can be used when a sampling frame is not available

b)

is more complicated than simple random sampling

c)

equally represents all groups in the population

d)

allows you to easily identify subgroups in the population

5.

Which of the following is an example of a random sampling technique?

a)

Taking the name of every person in a telephone book.

b)

Generating a list of numbers by picking numbers out of a hat and matching these numbers to names in the telephone book.

c)

Generating names by five on the list of everybody in your phonebook.

d)

Taking every 10th or 20th name from a list of everybody in the telephone book.

6.

Maricel determines her respondents by asking people as to who would be most suited for her study. Through this, she is referred from one respondent to the other. What type of non-probability sampling has been utilized?

a)

convenience sampling

b)

snowball sampling

c)

judgment sampling

d)

quota sampling

7.

A type of probability sampling where the researcher randomly selects groups from an assemblage then considers the population for each selected group to be engaged in the study.

a)

cluster sampling

b)

stratified random sampling

c)

simple random sampling

d)

systematic sampling

8.

During the conduct of his survey, Lucas choose his respondents by ensuring that they are those who can provide him the needed data for his study. The type of non-probability sampling that he utilized is known as:

a)

convenience sampling

b)

snowball sampling

c)

judgment sampling

d)

quota sampling

9.

The minimum sample size for a qualitative interview is:

a)

30-60

b)

61-100

c)

101 & above

d)

difficult to determine

10.

Probability sampling is rarely used in qualitative research because:

a)

It is very old-fashioned

b)

It is often not feasible

c)

Qualitative researchers are not trained in statistics.

d)

Research questions are more important than sampling.

11.

It selects cases that will most benefit the study, several diverse approaches to meet conceptual and substantive needs of research, sampling for representativeness or comparative value.

a)

convenience sampling

b)

quota sampling

c)

purposive sampling

d)

snowball sampling

12.

It refers to a volunteer sample, most easy, economical, and not preferred approach even in qualitative study.

a)

convenience sampling

b)

snowball sampling

c)

purposive sampling

d)

quota sampling

13.

Which is NOT a feature of qualitative sampling?

a)

Samples tend to be small and studied intensively.

b)

Participants are selected randomly.

c)

Sample members are not pre-specified.

d)

Sample selection is driven by conceptual ideas rather than for representativeness.

14.

What are the sources of qualitative data?

a)

books and journal

b)

primary sources and secondary sources

c)

interview and observation

d)

questionnaires and survey

15.

Which of the following is a characteristic of qualitative research?

a)

deductive process

b)

fixed research design

c)

control over the context

d)

inductive process

16.

Which of the following is a method that is commonly used in qualitative research?

a)

Self-completion questionnaires

b)

Ethnography

c)

Surveys

d)

Structured observations

17.

Which of the following is NOT a criticism of qualitative research?

a)

The studies are difficult to replicate.

b)

There is a lack of transparency.

c)

The approach is too rigid and inflexible.

d)

The accounts are too subjective and impressionistic.

18.

Qualitative data generally can include __________.

a)

only written material that respondents provide in response to open-ended items

b)

any sort of data that can be summarized with numbers

c)

text, pictures, videos, sound recordings

d)

survey and questionnaire data

19.

Which one is the strength of using questionnaires in the data gathering?

a)

cheap and easy way to collect data

b)

low response rate

c)

interviewer effect

d)

unethical

20.

Which one is a weakness of questionnaires in the data gathering?

a)

cheap

b)

interviewer effect

c)

demand characteristics

d)

low response rate

21.

Which one is the strength of observations in the data gathering?

a)

cheap and easy way to collect data

b)

quick

c)

first hand data, which is rich in validity

d)

representative

22.

Which of the following best describes quantitative data?

a)

A study of an individual or group over a long period of time

b)

A small scale study done prior to the actual body

c)

Data collected in written or descriptive form

d)

Data collected in numeric form

23.

Which of the following is a type of secondary data?

a)

interview

b)

official statistics

c)

observation

d)

questionnaire

24.

It can be a word or a short phrase that represents a theme or an idea.

a)

phrase

b)

paraphrase

c)

code

d)

symbol

25.

It is also known as descriptive analysis—the first level of analysis.

a)

descriptive study

b)

descriptive statistics

c)

data analysis

d)

correlation

26.

What is the process of interconnecting and linking the categories of codes?

a)

open coding

b)

close coding

c)

axial coding

d)

selective coding

27.

This is the process on how researchers go from a mass of data to meaningful insights.

a)

Data presentation

b)

Data analysis

c)

Data collection procedure

d)

Data measurement

28.

It is an applied method of problem solving, characterized by an unbiased, honest attitude.

a)

Intellectual honesty

b)

Copyright infringement

c)

Intellectual dishonesty

d)

Data privacy

29.

It is an act of claiming someone else’s work or ideas as your own, with or without their consent, by incorporating it into your work without full acknowledgement.

a)

Intellectual honesty

b)

. Plagiarism

c)

Intellectual dishonesty

d)

Data privacy

30.

A data analysis method in which researchers may alter the explanations or create new ones as they study more cases until they arrive at an explanation that fits all cases.

a)

Content analysis

b)

Framework analysis

c)

Discourse analysis

d)

Grounded theory

31.

It is a process that focuses on analyzing the social context in which the communication between the researcher and the respondent occurred.

a)

Content analysis

b)

Framework analysis

c)

Discourse analysis

d)

Grounded theory

32.

It is to infer whether each respondent was actually interviewed or not.

a)

fraud

b)

screening

c)

procedure

d)

completeness

33.

It is used to express how a value or group of respondents within the data relates to a larger group of respondents.

a)

frequency

b)

mean

c)

percentage

d)

range

34.

Which of the following is NOT a description of conclusion of a research study?

a)

It is the answer to the main problem of the study.

b)

It is a summary of the work and interpretation of the study.

c)

Shows the readers the value of completely developed argument or thesis.

d)

It is not a summary of work but a listing of major outcomes derived from the study.

35.

Which of the following is an appropriate finding in a research study?

a)

70% of the senior high school students experienced mental stress.

b)

What are the factors that affect the mental health of the students?

c)

Respondents are the randomly selected senior high school students.

d)

Students can identify the different factors that contribute mental wellness.

36.

Which of the following is NOT a description of findings in a research study?

a)

It is the results of the research study.

b)

It may support or disprove the hypothesis.

c)

A brief restatement of the components of the research paper.

d)

It allows researchers to present opinions on the results of the study.

37.

Which of the following is a limitation to brainstorming?

a)

free riders work harder in a group

b)

only a few people can contribute

c)

people are more willing to talk because they are part of a group

d)

only one person can speak at a time

38.

9. It is the student of an individual’s life and struggles and how they reflect cultural themes of the society.

a)

a. Case Study

b)

a. Biography

c)

a. Narrative Report

d)

d. Action Research

39.

10. Which among the following is not a method in data collection?

a)

a. Interactive Interviewing

b)

a. Written Descriptions

c)

c. Observation

d)

d. Questionnaires

40.

11. It is said to be the most important element that defines the research problem.

a)

a. Research Question

b)

b. Research Title

c)

c. Research Objectives

d)

d. Research Introduction

41.

12. The following are the research topics to be avoided, EXCEPT ONE.

a)

a. Easy-to-investigate Subjects

b)

b. Vague Subjects

c)

c. a. Highly Technical Subjects

d)

d. Too Narrow Subjects

42.

13. It depends more on the writer’s opinion leading to biases. Facts cannot support this topic/subject.

a)

a. Highly technical subjects

b)

b. Too broad topics

c)

c. Controversial topics

d)

d. Vague subjects

43.

14. In research, it is known as the research topic or research title.

a)

a. Research problem

b)

b. Research question

c)

c. Research purpose

d)

d. Research introduction

44.

15. The general statement of the problem and the research question should be formulated after conducting the research.

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

c)

c. Both A or B

d)

d. Neither A nor B

45.

16. It shows the benefits of the study to address issues and problems.

a)

a. Introduction

b)

b. Statement of the problem

c)

c. Scope and delimitations

d)

d. Significance of the study

46.

17. It is an oral or written record of man’s significant experiences that are expressed in an ordinary manner.

a)

a. Biography

b)

b. Literature

c)

C. Research

d)

d. Profile

47.

18. A review of related literature includes the following processes EXCEPT ONE.

a)

a. Collecting

b)

b. Selecting

c)

C. Reading

d)

d. Analyzing

48.

19. In searching, isolate and center your research on key themes or issues related to your own research interests.

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

c)

C. Both A and B

d)

d. Neither A nor B

49.

20. It identifies individuals who have contributed to the making of the manuscript, written at the start of the paper.

a)

a. Research Title

b)

b. Acknowledgement

c)

C. Dedication

d)

d. Introduction

50.

21. The most commonly used styles of referencing.

a)

a. APA

b)

b. MLA

c)

C. CMS

d)

d. ALS

51.

22. It allows you to summarize and synthesize information from one or more sources, focus on significant information, and compare and contrast relevant details.

a)

a. Quoting

b)

b. Paraphrasing

c)

c. Summarizing

d)

d. Reviewing

52.

23. The ethical standards of research establish the values and expectations of a research.

a)

a. True

b)

b. False

c)

C. Both A and B

d)

d. Neither A nor B

53.

24. This refers to fraudulent acts that entail claiming another person’s ideas, work, or publication.

a)

a. Fabrication of Data

b)

b. Copyright Infringement

c)

C. Plagiarism

d)

d. Non-publication of data

54.

25. It clearly and concisely states the purpose, procedures, data collected, and conclusions of the research.

a)

a. Research Abstract

b)

b. Research Logbook

c)

C. Research Plan

d)

d. Research Method

55.

What is the last element of inquiry-based learning?

a)

application of evidence to identified issues

b)

interpretation and assessment of evidence

c)

presentation of coherent, conclusion, final or tentative

d)

reflection on and assessment of the learning process

56.

Which of the following is/are purpose/s of research?

I. To test what you already know

II. To expand knowledge

III. To provide a problem

IV. To predict behavior

a)

I, II, III

b)

III, IV

c)

I, II, IV

d)

I, III, IV

57.

The first step of the research process is ___________.

a)

searching for sources

b)

choosing the correct font style

c)

deciding on a topic and a research question

d)

writing works cited entry for sources

58.

Which of the following statements about brainstorming is NOT correct?

a)

Brainstorming is often used for creative problem-solving.

b)

No criticisms is allowed in brainstorming

c)

Brainstorming is an exposed game without rules or guidelines.

d)

All participants in brainstorming should be given a chance to contribute

59.

People inclined to do quantitative research wants to discover truth in ________.

a)

exact manner

b)

careful way

c)

indirect way

d)

personal way

60.

Which presents the findings of a quantitative research?

a)

Many prefer to study with textbooks.

b)

Students find textbooks indispensable or necessary.

c)

Perhaps, 30% consider textbook unnecessary in their studies.

d)

Out of 100 college students, 90 find textbook beneficial to their studies.

61.

Why do other think that quantitative research is complex than qualitative research? Because of ___________.

a)

Theories

b)

Hypotheses

c)

Factual Data

d)

Numerical data

62.

Percy wants to produce a quantitative research. What are the things should Percy consider?

a)

Objective and random sampling

b)

Objective and multiple methods

c)

Random sampling and multiple methods

d)

Objective, multiple methods, mathematically based methods

63.

Rose conducted a study about the effect of organic and inorganic fertilizer in the growth of plants, what method should she used?

a)

Survey

b)

Interview

c)

Multiple Method

d)

Scientific Method

64.

All are findings of quantitative research EXCEPT ___________.

a)

Grade 11 students perceived that studying Senior High School is more complicated.

b)

85% of the total population of Senior High perceived that studying STEM is difficult.

c)

Out of 120 TVL students, 95 find good facilities will enhance their skills.

d)

The mean average about perception on facilities is 3.50 which means evident.

65.

Which Research Title shows cause and effect relationships?

a)

Perception of students in SHS

b)

Effect of ICT in students' study habits

c)

Perception of students in SHS and Effect of ICT in students' study habits

d)

Effect of ICT in students' study habits and Determination of factors affecting students' performance

66.

Which research topic utilizes random sampling?

a)

Learning styles

b)

Learning styles and communication media

c)

Communication media and perception on SHS curriculum

d)

Learning styles,communication media and perception on SHS curriculum

67.

What compose the experimental research?

a)

Control group

b)

Experimental group

c)

Experimental and match group

d)

Experimental and control group

68.

Kristine choose ABM 1 as the treatment group and ABM 2 as another group as the respondents of her study. What type of quasi - experimental research did she used?

a)

Time series

b)

Single Subject Quasi

c)

Matched Comparison

d)

Matched Comparison and Time Series

69.

Mrs. Caparas administered pre-test and post-test in Grade 12 STEM about chemical equations. What type of quasi experimental research is applicable in the given methodology?

a)

Time Series

b)

Single Subject Quasi

c)

Matched Comparison

d)

Matched Comparison and Time Series

70.

Andrea use kangkong in her study. The first 50 g kangkong was exposed in tap water another 50 g was exposed in polluted water. Which type of quasi experimental research is applicable in her study?

a)

Time Series

b)

Single subject quasi

c)

Matched comparison

d)

Matched comparison and Time Series

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