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SYSTEMATIC REVIEW

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of research is this article?

a)

Experimental research

b)

Literature review

c)

Systematic review

d)

Case study

2.

Which framework has guided the review process?

a)

APA

b)

SLA Theory

c)

PRISMA

d)

CALL Framework

3.

Why is PRISMA important in systematic reviews?

a)

It increases the chances of publication

b)

It tells you which articles are of high quality

c)

It provides a transparent structure for selecting and reporting studies

d)

It replaces the need for ethical review

4.

Which research question is most suitable for a systematic review?

a)

"What is the best method for teaching vocabulary?"

b)

"What trends and patterns exist in vocabulary teaching research?"

c)

"Does learning with flashcards improve scores?"

d)

"How do learners feel about flashcards?"

5.

Which of the following criteria is inclusive?

a)

Conference paper

b)

Research in any language

c)

Theoretical paper only

d)

Peer-reviewed primary research published in English

6.

What does it mean for a study to be peer-reviewed?

a)

It has been read by students before publication

b)

It has been evaluated for quality by experts in the field

c)

It has been shared in a classroom

d)

It has more than one author

7.

How many studies were included in the final overview?

a)

326

b)

93

c)

276

d)

43

8.

How does using both manual search and databases increase validity?

a)

It speeds up data analysis

b)

It reduces the chance of missing important studies

c)

It ensures a high impact factor

d)

It avoids the need to use PRISMA

9.

What analysis method was used in this study?

a)

Quantitative assignment

b)

Mixed methods

c)

Ethnic assignment

d)

Meta-analysis

10.

Which combination makes the mixed method powerful in this overview?

a)

Focus group and test

b)

Quantitative trend + qualitative content coding

c)

Interviews and observation only

d)

Surveys and questionnaires only

11.

How many researchers have encoded the data?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

12.

What is the main advantage of using inductive coding in this overview?

a)

It ensures that the findings are positive

b)

It reduces the time needed for analysis

c)

It allows themes to emerge from the actual data without bias

d)

It limits the number of categories that can be used

13.

Why is consensus among evaluators important in qualitative coding?

a)

To reduce the dropout rate of participants

b)

To apply statistical testing

c)

To improve the reliability of coding and minimize bias

d)

To speed up the coding process