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ICT 4 WRITING THE S.O.P.

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
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1.

Known as the most important step in writing a research paper.

a)

identify and delineate a research problem

b)

identify a general research problem

c)

turn a general to specific research problem

d)

identify and describe a topic research

2.

The following defines a research problem except for one.

a)

It is a gap in the existing knowledge.

b)

It is a deviation in the norm of standard.

c)

It points to further investigation of the problem.

d)

It is the theory for study and analysis

3.

To what does solution to a research problem refer?

a)

To craft specific programs

b)

To implement an action plan

c)

To close the gap or correct deviation

d)

To write questions for respondents

4.

What is significant in solving a research problem?

a)

Looking for respondents to answer queries.

b)

Formulating questions that target to address the problem.

c)

Writing the statements for the SOP contents.

d)

Ensuring the ethical values of the research.

5.

In what chapter part do we find the Statement of the Problem?

a)

The Problem and Its Background

b)

Review of Related Literature and Studies

c)

Research Methodology

d)

Research Analysis and Interpretation

6.

What question is briefly addressed by research problem?

a)

What is the benefit of the research problem?

b)

What is the goal of the research study?

c)

What is cause of the research problem?

d)

What is the effect of the research problem?

7.

What is the ultimate goal of a research statement of the problem?

a)

To resolve a concern and issue

b)

To find solution to the identified problem

c)

To outline the research problem to be addressed

d)

To turn a general problem to a specific one

8.

It refers to something that previous research and studies failed to see and to solve.

a)

Research gap

b)

Research problem

c)

Research topic

d)

Research method

9.

What does it mean by solving the research problem should not be in ways that might offend anyone.

 

a)

It should be carefully crafted.

b)

It should be direct to the point.

c)

It should be highly ethical in manner.

d)

It should be supported by facts and data.

10.

How many parts does the S.O.P. consist of?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

11.

How do we call the SOP Part I?

a)

The ideal

b)

The reality

c)

The consequence

d)

The solution

12.

How do we call the SOP Part II?

a)

The ideal

b)

The reality

c)

The consequence

d)

The solution

13.

How do we call the SOP Part III?

a)

The ideal

b)

The reality

c)

The consequence

d)

The solution

14.

What does the Part I describe?

a)

Desired goal and result

b)

Desired goal and situation

c)

Desired goal and participants

d)

Desired goal and purpose

15.

What does the Part II describe?

a)

Condition that hinders the achievement of the goal

b)

Condition that support the achievement of the goal

c)

Condition that lengthen the achievement of the goal

d)

Condition that shorten the achievement of the goal

16.

What does the Part III describe?

a)

The implementation of the project and program

b)

The benefits of the research problem

c)

The cause and effect of the problem

d)

The action to take and the solution

17.

Practical Research I is a Senior High School subject requirement that focuses on developing the learners’ skills and capability to conduct qualitative research. Through this subject, students  are taught the basics of crafting research paper centers on solving classroom problems, school needs, and even community concerns affecting the education field. Moreover, their research literacy and skill will be enhanced through the subject. WHAT SITUATION WAS DESCRIBED?

a)

The significance of PR I subject in SHS.

b)

The problem of students in PR I subject of SHS.

c)

The benefits of PR I subject in SHS.

d)

The complaints of PR I students in the subject.

18.

Practical Research I is a Senior High School subject requirement that focuses on developing the learners’ skills and capability to conduct qualitative research. Through this subject, students  are taught the basics of crafting research paper centers on solving classroom problems, school needs, and even community concerns affecting the education field. Moreover, their research literacy and skill will be enhanced through the subject. WHAT GOAL WAS DESCRIBED?

a)

Develop students interest in researching.

b)

Develop students research literacy and skill.

c)

Develop students way of researching.

d)

Develop students collection of research data.

19.

Considering the value of research, it is a sad plight that most students look at it as a burden on their shoulder as they believed it consumed so much time to work on one. Adding that, it also sometimes would make them spend an amount of money. WHAT DIFFICULTY WAS MENTIONED?

a)

Research is difficult and time consuming.

b)

Research needs budget from the school.

c)

Research requires many resources.

d)

Research seeks for so much attention.

20.

To ensure that students develop research literacy and acquire the much needed skills in writing a research paper, this study aims to provide teachers effective strategies to them. By utilizing the flipped classroom scaffolding technique, students will do away with their perceptions that research is a burden and a difficult task. WHAT SOLUTION WAS SUGGESTED?

a)

Project and program

b)

Trainings and Workshop

c)

Flipped classroom scaffolding technique

d)

Teaching guide