WorksheetsResearch Methodology Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
The main aim of research is to find out the (a) which is hidden and not yet discovered.
Studies conducted to gain new insights are called __________ research studies.
In hypothesis-testing research, the researcher checks for (a) relationships between variables.
Applied research is conducted to solve (a) problems.
(a) research involves developing new ideas through logical reasoning.
In Fisher's experimental design, agricultural fields were divided into (a) .
Research methodology is a way to (a) solve the research problem.
A (a) variable depends on another variable.
When research uses surveys to portray accurate characteristics of a group, it is called (a) research.
Good research should be __________, __________, __________, and __________.
Systematic
Logical
Empirical
Replicable
Research in simple words refers to:
Copying from books
Search for knowledge
Asking random questions
Guessing answers
According to Clifford Woody, research includes:
Formulating hypothesis
Collecting and evaluating data
Testing conclusions
All of the above
Which of these is NOT a general objective of research?
To portray characteristics
To guess without evidence
To test hypothesis
To gain familiarity
Descriptive research mainly focuses on:
Finding facts and describing them
Proving new theories
Creating simulations
Only testing hypothesis
Which type of research satisfies intellectual curiosity without immediate application?
Applied Research
Fundamental Research
Diagnostic Research
Simulation Research
Quantitative research involves:
Measurement & statistical analysis
Opinions & feelings
Literature reviews only
Historical records
Example of qualitative research is:
Share market analysis
Human behavior study
Measuring rainfall
Testing fertilizer output
When research is based on verifiable data from observation or experiments, it is called:
Conceptual Research
Empirical Research
Diagnostic Research
Simulation Research
The main purpose of research design is:
To reduce cost only
To provide structure for data collection & analysis
To write reports
To avoid field work
Experimental design was first introduced in:
Social sciences
Agricultural research
Physics labs
Market surveys
