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English 10 Quiz 2 &3

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following are types of Survey Research Methods?

a)

Interviews

b)

Questionnaires

c)

Telephone surveys

d)

All of the above

2.

It is typically a face-to-face conversation between a researcher and a participant involving a transfer of information to the interviewer.

a)

Surveying

b)

Interview

c)

Discourse

d)

Dialogue

3.

It is the process by which the researcher collects data through a questionnaire.

a)

Data Collection

b)

Surveying

c)

Interview

d)

Polls

4.

It is the instrument for collecting the primary data.

a)

Primary data

b)

Survey

c)

Questionnaire

d)

Interview

5.

This type of survey allows participants to answer freely at length rather than choosing from a set number of responses.

a)

Closed-ended survey

b)

Subjective survey

c)

Open-ended questionnaire

d)

Open-ended survey

6.

It is a list of planned, written questions about a particular topic, with spaces provided to respond to each question, intended to be answered by several persons.

a)

Surveys or Questionnaires

b)

Structured Interview

c)

Unstructured Observation

d)

Open-ended

7.

This data collection method can be used to explore individual participants' views, experiences, beliefs, and motivations.

a)

Observation

b)

Focus Group

c)

Survey

d)

 Interview

8.

It is the procedure of collecting, measuring, and analyzing accurate insights for research using standard validated techniques.

a)

Methodology

b)

Data Collection

c)

Qualitative

d)

Data Analysis

9.
Which of the following statements about questionnaires is NOT CORRECT?
a)
A questionnaire can be very efficient in its design and structure but ineffective in answering the research question.
b)
Questionnaire design and development is straightforward as it does not require careful considerations and planning.
c)
The key purpose of developing a survey questionnaire is to obtain raw information from participants to answer the research question.
d)
None of the Above
10.
It is best to use experiment as a research instrument when:
a)
You need to control a variable: It is suitable when you want remove unwanted or extraneous variables.
b)
When you need error free results: The strict conditions and specific control set ups put in place ensures accurate results.
c)
You want to determine the cause and effect relationship: It is effective in manipulating variables to help determine the cause and effect relationship.
d)
Dealing with sensitive issues: It provides for confidentiality and respondents are able to discuss sensitive issues that could not be discussed in focus groups.
11.

10. Elena answer the questions given in the reflection part of their learning materials.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

12.

9. Blush - Beauty products used in coloring cheeks.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

13.

8. King - a male who rules a country and usually inherits his position ruled for life.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

14.

7. A computer is a device or machine used in performing, assessing, evaluating, and following commands set by the users.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

15.

6. Surfing - it is a sport, where a person stands on a board and rides with the waves.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

16.

5. Happiness - The number of times someone smiles and laugh during the activity.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

17.

4. Steering wheel- a circular device which, when turned, turns the wheels of a car.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

18.

3.  A telephone is a device used to talk to people who are far away.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

19.

2. Employee satisfaction is the number of days per month that the employee shows up to work on time.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

20.

1.  Statistics – is the quantity that is computed from a sample.

a)

TECHNICAL

b)

OPERATIONAL

21.

How can the use of technical and operational definitions improve the validity of research findings?

a)

By confusing the readers

b)

By making the paper longer

c)

By providing clear and specific meanings

d)

By avoiding definitions all together

22.

What role does defining terms play in enhancing the credibility of a research study?

a)

It makes the paper longer

b)

It confuses the readers

c)

It enhances clarity and understanding

d)

It adds unnecessary complexity

23.

Why is it essential to define terms operationally in a research paper?

a)

To skip the definition section

b)

To clarify how terms are applied in the research

c)

To show off the researcher's vocabulary

d)

To confuse the readers

24.

How does defining terms in a research paper contribute to the overall quality of the study?

a)

It makes the paper longer

b)

It confuses the readers

c)

It enhances clarity and understanding

d)

It adds unnecessary complexity

25.

Give the correct meaning of the underlined technical words.

The boys were in peril as they sat on the edge of the cliff. They were in danger of being swept away by the strong waves. What does peril mean?

a)

danger

b)

safe

c)

happy

d)

secure

26.

Identify the underlined words in the sentences below.

The soldier’s watch was over a minute ago when his reliever came.

a)

TECHNICAL DEFINITION

b)

OPERATIONAL DEFINITION

27.

Give the correct meaning of the underlined technical words.

The bank has other branches in the city. What does branches mean in the sentence?

a)

group

b)

classes

c)

limbs of the tree

d)

offices

28.

What is the key guideline for defining terms in a research paper?

a)

Definitions should be in a foreign language

b)

Definitions should be short, clear, and unambiguous

c)

Definitions should be ambiguous

d)

Definitions should be long and complex

29.

Give the correct meaning of the underlined technical words.

Exercises are given at the end of the discussion.

a)

do body movements

b)

running, swimming and dancing

c)

a rhythmic body activity

d)

written/oral assessment         

30.

What is the purpose of acknowledging the source of technical definitions in a research paper?

a)

To make the paper look longer

b)

To confuse the readers

c)

To show off the researcher's knowledge

d)

To properly cite the reference materials used

31.

Give the correct meaning of the underlined technical words.

The air squadron fighters got the command to fire missiles at the enemy.

What does the word fire indicates in the sentence?

a)

heat

b)

desire

c)

shoot

d)

burn

32.

What is the difference between technical and operational definitions?

a)

Technical definitions are specific to a research study, while operational definitions are universal

b)

Technical definitions are ambiguous, while operational definitions are clear

c)

Technical definitions are universal meanings, while operational definitions are how terms are applied in research

d)

Technical definitions come from dictionaries, while operational definitions are researcher-formulated

33.

Identify the underlined words in the sentences below.

The soldier’s watch was broken.

a)

TECHNICAL DEFINITION

b)

OPERATIONAL DEFINITION

34.

What is the purpose of including a definition of terms in a research paper?

a)

To avoid using technical and operational definitions

b)

To confuse readers

c)

To make the paper longer

d)

To clarify and clearly define important terms, acronyms, and jargons

35.

Why is it important to study the technical and operational definition of words?

a)

To copy-paste definitions from Google or a dictionary

b)

To confuse readers of a research paper

c)

To hone skills in defining words for research papers

d)

To skip the definition section in a research paper