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Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 2mins
A research problem is a specific issue or question that requires investigation.
✅ True
❌ False
A good research problem should be vague and broad to cover multiple topics.
✅ True
❌ False
The significance of the study explains why the research is important and who will benefit from it.
✅ True
❌ False
Research questions should always be answerable with a simple "yes" or "no."
✅ True
❌ False
A research topic is the same as a research problem.
✅ True
❌ False
Reviewing related literature helps researchers understand the background of their research problem.
✅ True
❌ False
A research problem should be based on personal opinions rather than facts.
✅ True
❌ False
The scope of a study defines the specific aspects the research will cover.
✅ True
❌ False
A good research question should be clear, specific, and focused.
✅ True
❌ False
Delimitations of a study refer to the research limitations and boundaries set by the researcher.
✅ True
❌ False
A well-defined research problem helps guide the entire study.
✅ True
❌ False
A research problem must always have a single correct answer.
✅ True
❌ False
Choosing a research topic should depend solely on personal interest, even if there is no available literature.
✅ True
❌ False
A research question for a quantitative study should involve measurable variables.
✅ True
❌ False
The background of the study provides historical context and justification for the research problem.
✅ True
❌ False
The research problem should be relevant, realistic, and researchable.
✅ True
❌ False
Research problems can arise from everyday observations, previous studies, or societal issues.
✅ True
❌ False
A research study does not need to have clear objectives as long as it has a strong conclusion.
✅ True
❌ False
A research problem should always be based on a gap in existing knowledge.
✅ True
❌ False
The scope and delimitation of a study are the same.
✅ True
❌ False
