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BASIC ENGLISH I - FINAL TEST

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

ANALYZING DATA

Chooose the correct option to complete the sentence.

•When writing an analysis, the author must often come to a ________ about the pros and cons of an issue.

a)

benefit

b)

conclusion

c)


drawback

d)


aspect

2.

ANALYZING DATA

Chooose the correct option to complete the sentence.

•The researcher determined that the ________ of implementing the policy outweighed the negatives.

a)

conslussions

b)

points raised

c)


benefits

d)


drawbacks

3.

ANALYZING DATA

Chooose the correct option to complete the sentence.

•To conduct a thorough analysis, it’s necessary to consider all ________ of the problem.

a)

relevant aspects

b)

benefits

c)


conclussions

d)


robust findings

4.

ANALYZING DATA

Chooose the correct option to complete the sentence.

•The scientist was careful in ________ both sides of the argument before drawing any conclusions.

a)

deducing

b)

soundly

c)


weighing up

d)


raising points

5.

ANALYZING DATA

Chooose the correct option to complete the sentence.

•The analysis was ________ based on evidence, making the findings highly reliable.

a)

soundly

b)

rigorously

c)

robust

d)


beneficially

6.

TALKING ABOUT IDEAS

Replace the underline words using the words below.

-Valid -Disciplines -Movement -Essence -Interpret -Reaction -Generalised -Thought -Asserts

The French impressionists were a key group with shared aims in European art.

(a)  

7.

TALKING ABOUT IDEAS

Replace the underline words using the words below.

-Valid -Disciplines -Movement -Essence -Interpret -Reaction -Generalised -Thought -Asserts

Researchers spend much of their time trying to understand the meaning of their data.

(a)  

8.

TALKING ABOUT IDEAS

Replace the underline words using the words below.

-Valid -Disciplines -Movement -Essence -Interpret -Reaction -Generalised -Thought -Asserts

In the late 20th century, intellectual ways of thinking were greatly influenced by ideas of gender and race.

(a)  

9.

TALKING ABOUT IDEAS

Replace the underline words using the words below.

-Valid -Disciplines -Movement -Essence -Interpret -Reaction -Generalised -Thought -Asserts

In the UK a university faculty is a unit where similar subjects are grouped together.

(a)  

10.

TALKING ABOUT IDEAS

Replace the underline words using the words below.

-Valid -Disciplines -Movement -Essence -Interpret -Reaction -Generalised -Thought -Asserts

Many educators believe that diff erent learning styles are equally acceptable.

(a)  

11.

DESCRIBING METHODS

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.

An exploratory study ________ to investigate something not previously researched.

a)

manipulates a variable

b)

carries out a preliminary study

c)

attempts to determine relationships

d)

observes behavior in natural settings

12.

DESCRIBING METHODS

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.

A case study provides in-depth descriptive records of an individual or group, but it may not be ________.

a)


representative of the general population

b)

systematic

c)

time-consuming

d)

appropriate for exploring relationships

13.

DESCRIBING METHODS

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.

One limitation of a survey is that it may suffer from inaccuracies due to ________.

a)

a single focus

b)


intentional deception or misunderstanding

c)

small sample sizes

d)

controlled conditions

14.

DESCRIBING METHODS

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.

A causal study tries to establish a cause-and-effect relationship, but it is challenging to ________.

a)

use small samples


b)

replicate experiments

c)

eliminate other variables

d)

summarize data

15.

DESCRIBING METHODS

Choose the correct option to complete the sentence.

A correlational study attempts to determine the relationship between variables, but it does not prove ________.

a)

systematic relationships


b)

a cause-and-effect relationship

c)

descriptive records

d)

observed phenomena