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WorksheetsPR2 Q1 MOCK UP REVIEW
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
What is the definition of quantitative research?
A study based on verbal narratives
A method that uses numbers and statistical tools to analyze data
A technique focused on cultural analysis
A research style based on interviews only
Which of the following is a key characteristic of quantitative research?
Subjective interpretation of experiences
Use of unstructured interviews
Use of measurable and numerical data
Focus on participant observation
What is one strength of quantitative research?
It focuses on individual experiences
It provides detailed personal stories
It gives objective and measurable results
It adapts easily to spontaneous changes
What is one commonly recognized weakness of quantitative research?
It is difficult to analyze statistical data
It ignores numerical results
It may miss the context and meaning behind behaviors
It takes too long to gather responses
Which of the following is a kind of quantitative research?
Ethnographic
Case study
Correlational
Phenomenological
What kind of quantitative research is used to identify the cause and effect between variables?
Descriptive
Correlational
Experimental
Historical
What kind of quantitative research is used to simply describe a group or situation?
Experimental
Descriptive
Correlational
Narrative
What kind of quantitative research measures the relationship between two or more variables without manipulating them?
Experimental
Phenomenological
Correlational
Action research
What is one common tool used in quantitative research?
Focus group discussion
Interview transcript
Survey questionnaire
Field notes
What type of data is typically collected in quantitative research?
Textual
Visual
Numerical
Symbolic
In which field is quantitative research commonly used to analyze patient recovery rates and treatment outcomes?
Education
Agriculture
Science
Literature
What is the role of quantitative research in the field of education?
To explore historical texts
To measure student performance and learning outcomes
To observe cultural behavior
To collect folklore and stories
In business, what is one purpose of using quantitative research?
To write mission statements
To understand ancient economic systems
To analyze market trends and consumer behavior
To tell stories about business founders
Why is quantitative research important in agriculture?
To examine traditional farming legends
To identify stories passed down by farmers
To collect data on crop yields and farming efficiency
To write poems about rural life
What is a general benefit of using quantitative research across different fields?
It helps interpret spiritual beliefs
It provides numerical data for decision-making
It collects myths and folktales
It focuses only on personal experiences
How does an independent variable differ from a dependent variable in a research study?
The independent variable is the outcome, while the dependent variable is the cause.
The independent variable is manipulated to see its effect, while the dependent variable is the result measured.
Both variables are measured without any change.
The independent variable is always a number, while the dependent variable is always a word.
What is the function of a control variable in quantitative research?
To be randomly selected during the experiment
To be manipulated to test its effects
To remain constant and prevent it from affecting the outcome
To be used only in qualitative studies
Why is a dependent variable considered essential in an experimental study?
Because it identifies the participants of the study
Because it helps in collecting background information
Because it shows the effect or outcome of the independent variable
Because it is the variable that is purposely changed
In a study examining the effect of study time on test scores, what is the dependent variable?
The students
The study time
The classroom
The test scores
How do extraneous variables influence the results of a study if not controlled?
They help clarify the relationship between variables
They improve the accuracy of measurement
They may cause errors or confusion in determining the true cause-effect relationship
They are necessary for testing hypotheses
If you want to know which study habit improves your exam scores, what would be the most appropriate first step in designing your research?
Writing a poem about your experience
Asking friends for their opinion
Formulating a research question comparing different study habits
Memorizing a textbook chapter
How can you apply quantitative research to help your school reduce food waste in the canteen?
Interviewing teachers about their lunch preferences
Observing students while eating
Conducting a survey and analyzing data on leftover food amounts
Writing an essay on healthy eating
What would be the best research design to find out which brand of detergent is most effective in removing stains from school uniforms?
Asking classmates which brand they use
Comparing prices of different detergents
Testing different brands on similar stains and measuring the results
Reading advertisements from detergent companies
Which of the following research topics applies quantitative research to solve a real-life community problem?
The favorite colors of teenagers
The effect of proper waste segregation on the volume of trash collected in a barangay
The history of your neighborhood
The story of your family's traditions
If you wanted to find out how many hours of sleep students get before exams and how it affects their test scores, what would be an appropriate method to collect data?
Conducting a group discussion
Making a class scrapbook
Distributing a structured question
What would be an appropriate method to collect data?
Conducting a group discussion
Making a class scrapbook
Distributing a structured questionnaire and analyzing the results
Asking a teacher for advice
The background of the study explains the methods and procedures used in conducting the research.
TRUE
FALSE
A well-written background of the study should include a brief discussion of relevant literature and current issues related to the topic.
TRUE
FALSE
The background of the study only focuses on the results of the research.
TRUE
FALSE
Describing the background of the study helps readers understand the significance and context of the research problem.
TRUE
FALSE
The background of the study provides an overview of what is already known about the topic and what the study aims to discover or prove.
TRUE
FALSE
Effects of social media on sleeping patterns
What are the students' attitudes and experiences toward modular learning?
How do Grade 12 students manage their time for studying?
What is the relationship between regular physical activity and students' academic performance?
What are the most common reasons for tardiness among senior high school students?
How does social media usage affect the sleeping habits of students?
Students' perception of modular learning
What is the relationship between regular physical activity and students' academic performance?
How do Grade 12 students manage their time for studying?
What are the most common reasons for tardiness among senior high school students?
How does social media usage affect the sleeping habits of students?
What are the students' attitudes and experiences toward modular learning?
Causes of tardiness among senior high school students
What are the students' attitudes and experiences toward modular learning?
What are the most common reasons for tardiness among senior high school students?
How do Grade 12 students manage their time for studying?
How does social media usage affect the sleeping habits of students?
What is the relationship between regular physical activity and students' academic performance?
The relationship between physical activity and academic performance
What is the relationship between regular physical activity and students' academic performance?
What are the most common reasons for tardiness among senior high school students?
What are the students' attitudes and experiences toward modular learning?
How do Grade 12 students manage their time for studying?
How does social media usage affect the sleeping habits of students?
