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RESEARCH 10_q1

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A person who accepts and consider other's opinion.

(a)  

2.

We accept that we are capable or committing a mistake.

(a)  

3.

If we keep on asking questions to clarify unclear things or ideas.

(a)  

4.

Working hard despite of enormous repetitions and trials of experiment.

(a)  

5.

To clearly state the result of the investigation/experiments based on observation.

(a)  

6.

Good scientist is ______________ in showing the findings of his/her experiment.

a)

curious

b)

honest

c)

Open Minded

d)

Persevere

7.

Performing multiple trials is an example of what scientific attitude?

a)

Curiosity

b)

Honesty

c)

Open Mindedness

d)

Perseverance

8.

The people who can practice demonstrating scientific attitudes are___________.

a)

Working in the laboratory

b)

People in the mall

c)

Studying

d)

All the above

9.

Scientific attitude is hard to possess. This statement is __________________.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Either

d)

Neither

10.

   Why there is a need to conduct research in the field of Engineering and Architecture?

a)

To produce quality devices through the integration of modern technology

b)

To ensure that learners have conducive learning environment

c)

To create environment-friendly building and infrastructures

d)

To determine the potential threats and hazards caused by natural calamities

11.

Which of the following is an inference about a pencil?

a)

The pencil is sturdy and long.

b)

The size of the pencil is 6 inches long.

c)

The pencil has the name of its manufacture written on it.

d)

The person who used the pencil got a lot of mistakes because its eraser got well worn.

12.

What measuring instrument will you use if you want to know how much weight you gain during this community quarantine?

a)

Balance scale

b)

Triple beam balance

c)

Double beam balance

d)

Weighing scale

13.

Which of the following is NOT an observation?

a)

My neighbor's house is big.

b)

My neighbor's gate is color green.

c)

My neighbor's lot is 500 square meters.

d)

My neighbor earned a lot of money because of their successful business.

14.

Which of the following is NOT an example topic for applied research? 

a)

How do cells undergo cellular division?

b)

Should vaccinations be avoided to prevent autism?

c)

How does social media change individual’s perception of society and themselves?

d)

Can marijuana cause the kind of impairment requiring it to be regulated like alcohol?

15.

If you are able to determine which shape comes next in this sequence, you already acquired the skill of _______________.

a)

Experimenting

b)

observing

c)

Inferring

d)

predicting

16.

1Which of the following studies is important in the field of education?

a)

Effects of different detergents on the death rate of paramecium

b)

Conceptual and Technical Skills of Bank Managers: their relationships to Operational Efficiency

c)

Organizational Commitment and Work Performance of Women Barangay Leaders of Oriental Mindoro

d)

Level of laboratory competencies and the teaching performance of JHS Science teachers in San Teodoro

17.

Which of the following is NOT part of the group?

a)

Hearing

b)

Seeing

c)

Measuring

d)

Touching

18.

A group of three boys and three girls are talking, laughing and eating on the table. Which is NOT a correct inference of this observation?

a)

The 3 boys and 3 girls are best friends.

b)

The 3 boys and 3 girls barely know each other.

c)

The 3 boys and 3 girls are having their break time.

d)

The 3 boys and 3 girls are sharing some funny secrets.

19.

The cashier counted the money in the drawer after she ended her shift. This is an example of a(n):

a)

Inference

b)

Experiment

c)

Hypothesis

d)

Measurement

20.

Which of the following is the meaning of APA format used in documentation?

a)

American Physiological Association

b)

American Psychological Association

c)

Australian Physiological Association

d)

Australian Psychological Association

21.

Which type of hypothesis describe the statement: "Musa acuminata fertilizer has significant effect on the fruit production of Cocus nucifera"?

a)

if-then

b)

extraneous

c)

Alternative

d)

null

22.

Which of the following refers to the position of captions for tables?

a)

bottom 

b)

left 

c)

right

d)

top

23.

Which of the following refers to the timeliness of information in different fields such as science, technology, and current events?

                      

a)

authority     

b)

currency  

c)

purpose

d)

relevance 

24.

A government health site publishes guidelines on balanced diets, supported by multiple research studies and updated yearly. Which CRAAP element is most strongly demonstrated?

a)

Accuracy

b)

Authority

c)

Currency

d)

Relevance

25.

A weather app reports “chance of heavy rain” for tomorrow, based on a forecast from one year ago. Which factor is most obviously in doubt?

a)

Whether the design is clear and user-friendly.

b)

Whether the prediction is current and updated.

c)

Whether the text length suits quick reading.

d)

Whether the application is popular with many users.

26.

A research paper on climate change cites a “study” from a personal blog with no author name, no date, and claims based on opinion rather than data. According to the CRAAP Test, which single criterion is most clearly violated?

a)

Currency

b)

Relevance

c)

Accuracy

d)

Authority

27.

While reviewing a research paper, a student finds that the authors work for a company that benefits from the results. This raises concerns about:

a)

The potential bias in interpreting the data

b)

The readability of the abstract and introduction

c)

The completeness of the references list provided

d)

The accuracy of the statistical methods applied

28.

Which element most indicates bias in research?

a)

Use of graphs

b)

Publication year

c)

Page numbers

d)

Sponsored content

29.

A video explains climate change using colorful animations but does not mention who created it or what sources were used. Which factor should you question first?

a)

Whether the purpose is to persuade or inform.

b)

Whether the creator has recognized expertise.

c)

Whether the information is based on evidence.

d)

Whether the topic fits your exact research focus.

30.

“Does decreasing the height of the ramp affect the speed of the car going down the ramp?”  Which of the following can be considered as the independent variable?

a)

Type of car 

b)

Material used for ramp

c)

Height of the ramp

d)

Speed of the car going down the ramp

31.

It is considered as the soul of the research paper.

a)

abstract

b)

introduction

c)

conclusion

d)

discussion

32.

A student is checking whether the statistics in a research paper are accurate. Which aspect is being evaluated?

a)

The relevance of the research questions to the audience

b)

The clarity of the writing style and organization

c)

The credibility of the sources used for numerical data

d)

The originality of the research design and procedures

33.

Why is the author’s affiliation important in evaluating a paper?

a)

It affects the article’s font

b)

It shows the paper’s title

c)

It tells if the author is an expert

d)

It tells if the article is fiction

34.

Which of the following is the best reason to evaluate a research article?

a)

To get a high grade

b)

To challenge the author

c)

To determine its credibility

d)

To copy its content

35.

You find two sources about electric vehicles: one is a government report from 2023, and the other is a personal blog from 2023. Which factor will help you decide which one to trust more?

a)

The length of the text compared to your needs.

b)

The number of photos or diagrams they include.

c)

The presence of qualified authors or institutions.

d)

The amount of detail in their written conclusions.