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Literature Reviews Quiz 7-8

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is a literature review?

a)

a fictional story

b)

a survey of scholarly sources on a specific topic

c)

a collection of poems

d)

a biography

2.

What is the purpose of a literature review?

a)

to entertain the reader's

b)

to present your personal opinions

c)

To provide a critical written account of the current state of research on a selected topic

d)

To showcase your creative writing skills

3.

What is the purpose of evaluating sources in a literature review?

a)

to criticize the author's

b)

To ensure that the sources are credible and relevant

c)

To determine if the sources are written in the author's native language

d)

To check the length of the sources

4.

What is the first step in the literature review process?

a)

Writing the conclusion

b)

Searching for relevant literature

c)

Creating an outline

d)

Identifying themes and debates

5.

What components should be included in a literature review?

a)

Objective and a list of favorite books

b)

A brief summary of each source and personal anecdotes

c)

Objective of the literature review and categorization of sources

d)

A collection of quotes from famous authors

6.

What is the purpose of outlining the structure of a literature review?

a)

to create a detailed plot for your literature review

b)

To organize the argument and structure of your review

c)

to decide which sources to include

d)

To list the author's names alphabetically

7.

When searching for literature, what should you create to help with your research?

a)

a list of favorite movies

b)

a list of keywords related to your research question

c)

a list of personal experiences

d)

a list of favorite songs

8.

What should you consider when evaluating sources in a literature review?

a)

The author's taste in literature

b)

The author's favorite color

c)

The author's expertise in the field and the support for their arguments

d)

The author's favorite food

9.

What is the main purpose of related studies in research?

a)

Help the researcher understand his topic better.

b)

Find better Love

c)

Help us overcome Problems

d)

None of the above

10.

A________________ is a summary of the published work in a field of study. This can be section of a larger

a)

research questions

b)

literature review

c)

paper or article

d)

manila bulletin

11.

How can you identify themes, debates, and gaps in the literature?

a)

by making up your own themes and debates

b)

By consulting fortune tellers

c)

By looking at patterns, recurring questions, and missing elements in the literature

d)

By focusing only on one source

12.

The following are the things to be consider in choosing your resources except?

a)

Topically Relevant

b)

Appropriately Aged

c)

Synthesized

d)

Appropriately "Published"

13.

Step 4 says"_______________________________".

a)

Describe and summarize each article- provide the essential information of the article that pertains to your study.

b)

Choose a topic to write about- focus on and explore this topic.

c)

Identify relationships in the literature and develop and connect your own ideas to them.

d)

None of the above

14.

Which approach to organizing a literature review involves tracing the development of the topic over time?

a)

Chronological

b)

Thematic

c)

Alphabetical

d)

Methodological

15.

In the conclusion of a literature review, what should you do?

a)

Provide a summary of the main points and emphasize their significance

b)

Write a personal reflection on the research process

c)

Introduce new topics not discussed in the review

d)

Include a list of your favorite movies

16.

Step 6 tells us that "___________________________".

a)

Describe and summarize each article- provide the essential information of the article that pertains to your study.

b)

Identify relationships in the literature and develop and connect your own ideas to them.

c)

Choose a topic to write about- focus on and explore this topic.

d)

None of the above

17.

The length of a review of the literature depends on its _________________readership and can vary significantly in scope and depth.

a)

purpose and target

b)

priority and topic

c)

meaning and line

d)

None of the above

18.

What is an example of a published literature review?

a)

A love letter

b)

A scholarly journal article on critical race theory in education

c)

A travel brochure

d)

A science fiction novel

19.

_____________, or can be the focus of an entire paper. Literature reviews show that you have examined the breadth of knowledge and can justify your thesis or

a)

research questions

b)

literature review

c)

paper or article

d)

diagram

20.

What should you do when you find a useful book or article during your research?

a)

ignore it and continue searching

b)

Check the bibliography to find other relevant sources

c)

Write a summary of your personal thoughts about the source

d)

Delete it from your search results

21.

Which of the following is NOT an example of a literature review?

a)

A review of the development of economic migration theory

b)

A review of interdisciplinary knowledge acquisition

c)

A review of your favorite novels

d)

A review of the effects of technology on language acquisition

22.

Which of the following is a process of writing a Literature review?

a)

Topically Relevant

b)

Determine how you organize the review

c)

Synthesized

d)

None of the above

23.

The following are processes on how you can write a Literature Review except?

a)

Identify relevant literature

b)

Ensure you are saving all applicable resources

c)

Determine how you organize the review

d)

Does not explain how the various concepts of each link with each other

24.

Why do we collect Literature?

a)

The purpose of a literature review is to collect relevant, timely research on your chosen topic, and synthesize it into a cohesive summary of existing knowledge in the field.

b)

The purpose of a literature review is ensure you are saving all applicable resources.

c)

The purpose of a literature review is to review for test.

d)

None of the above

25.

The Step 1 on how to write a literature review is?

a)

Analyze the network of information that extends or responds to the major works in your area; select the material that most useful.

b)

Describe and summarize each article- provide the essential information of the article that pertains to your study.

c)

Choose a topic to write about- focus on and explore this topic.

d)

None of the above

26.

What is a literature review?

a)

A literature review is a summary of the published work in a field of study.

b)

A literature review describe and summarize each article- provide the essential information of the article that pertains to your study.

c)

A literature review is about reviewing or studying existing works carried out in your project/ research field.

d)

None of the above

27.

________________. They are also valuable tools for other researchers who need to find a summary of that field of knowledge.

a)

research questions

b)

literature review

c)

paper or article

d)

diagram

28.

How many key steps are involved in writing a literature review?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

29.

Which of the following describes a GOOD RRL?

a)

Determine how you organize the review

b)

Synthesize what has been done in this area of research and by whom?

c)

Inappropriately "Published"

d)

None of the above

30.

Where can we find related studies?

a)

In the basket

b)

In Messenger

c)

Google Scholar

d)

None of the above

31.

What is the importance of critically evaluating sources in a literature review?

a)

To determine the author's favorite food

b)

To ensure that the sources are outdated and irrelevant

c)

To assess the credibility and relevance of the sources

d)

To count the number of pages in the sources

32.

How does the length of a literature review vary?

a)

Based on the author's favorite color

b)

Depending on the priority and topic

c)

According to the author's favorite movie

d)

Irrespective of the readership and topic

33.

What characterizes a well-structured literature review?

a)

Listing down personal experiences

b)

Summarizing the author's favorite books

c)

Synthesizing research in the area and by whom

d)

Writing a science fiction novel

34.

Tell which material suited for the research: Communication in the era of technology

a)

A pdf file on Impact of Information Communication Technology for Development and Digital Era: A Literature Review

b)

A journal on Modern Technology

c)

A science textbook

d)

A news article

35.

Tell which material is MOST suited for the research: Entrepreneurship and Young Entrepreneurs

a)

A pdf file on business management and sales marketing

b)

SAGE journals: The Effect of Youth Entrepreneurship Education Programs: Two Large-Scale Experimental Studies

c)

A basic marketing textbook

d)

Abstract study on What Young Entrepreneurs Think and Do: A Study of Second-Generation Business Entrepreneurs

36.

Tell which material is MOST suited for the research: The Perception of Career Readiness of Incoming Senior High Graduates

a)

A pdf file on Aspiration and Readiness of Filipino Senior High School Students in Pursuing College Degree

b)

A research on Perceptions of the Senior High School Students on their Employability Skills

c)

SHS textbook on ABM

d)

An interview

37.

Tell which material is MOST suited for the research: Gambling v/s online gaming

a)

A news article on trending online games

b)

A comprehensive definition of gambling and gaming

c)

An article about the blurry line between online gaming and online gambling

d)

A blog on What is the Difference Between Gambling and Gaming?

38.

Tell which material is MOST suited for the research: The significance of exercise and fitness

a)

Mana Medical Associates online discussion on The Importance of Physical Fitness

b)

A pdf article about the young ones inactivity: causes and effects

c)

An blog article on physical fitness

d)

A survey about being healthy

39.

The literature review usually identifies a gap in the field or a line of enquiry for your own research.

a)

True

b)

False

40.

The literature in your literature review is chosen because of it's relevance to your own research.

a)

True

b)

False

41.

A literature review doesn't need an introduction or conclusion because it is part of a larger report that already has those sections.

a)

True

b)

False

42.

One standard structure for literature reviews is used in Engineering and IT.

a)

True

b)

False

43.

Which of these is NOT a choice for organising your literature review?

a)

Chronological

b)

List

c)

Topic/issue

d)

Methodology

44.

You need to draw links between the literature in your review.

a)

True

b)

False

45.

Your literature review must critically discuss every piece of work you mention.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

You must provide a summary of each of the research papers you refer to in your literature review.

a)

True

b)

False

47.

Which of these is NOT a note-taking method for literature reviews?

a)

The spreadsheet

b)

The matrix

c)

Post It notes

48.

A literature review should be based on

a)

fact and evidence

b)

popular ideas

c)

subjective intuition

49.

A literature review should only present the major ideas in my field/discipline

a)

True

b)

False

50.

A good literature review should only include the major ideas that supports my research

a)

True

b)

False