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QUIZ 1 - FINALS (PR2)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

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Class

Date

What is the correct way to start the Introduction in Chapter 1?

Start with a detailed summary of Chapter 1.

Introduce the author and their background.

List all the chapters in the book.

Start broadly, then narrow down

What is the target word count for an introduction?

500 to 1000 words

300 to 400 words

200 to 300 words

50 to 100 words

Which of the following should be avoided in writing the introduction?

Use clear and concise language.

Using contractions

Provide background information on the topic.

Avoid vague statements.

Which two sections make up the Statement of the Problem?

Conclusion and Recommendations

The General and Specifics problem

Data Analysis and Findings

Literature Review and Research Methodology

What does Scope refer to?

Sub-variables and their attributes

Major variables of the study

Benefits to respondents

The action plan of the researcher

What does Delimitation refer to?

Delimitation is the process of measuring distances between points.

Delimitation is the process of defining the boundaries of an area.

Delimitation is the method of organizing events in a schedule.

Delimitation refers to the act of creating new laws.

What section clarifies technical, academic, and context-specific terms?

Statement of the Problem

Introduction

Definition of terms

bibliography

Why should references used in the introduction be within 5 years (2020–2025)?

Current information is not necessary for academic writing.

References should be from the last decade to ensure relevance.

References can be older than 5 years if they are from reputable sources.

References should be within 5 years to ensure the information is current and relevant.

Why should the introduction start broadly and then narrow down?

The introduction should start broadly to provide context and engage the reader, then narrow down to focus on the specific thesis or argument.

To provide irrelevant information before the main point.

To make the thesis less clear.

To confuse the reader from the start.

10.

What is the purpose of combining the Independent and Dependent Variables in a sub-problem?

To determine the average of both variables.

To isolate each variable for independent testing.

To create a visual representation of unrelated data.

To analyze the relationship between them and understand how changes in one affect the other.

11.

The section that explains who will benefit from the study is called

(a)

12.

The (a) section clarifies key concepts, technical words, or context-specific terms used in your study.

13.

In writing the introduction, it is important to start (a) to specific.

14.

A student researcher defines “academic performance” as “the average grade obtained in English during the first semester.” This is an example of:

research hypothesis

theoretical framework

Operational definition

definition of a concept

15.

If a researcher includes only public schools in San Jose del Monte as respondents, under which section is this stated?

Scope and Delimitation

Research Assumptions

Definition of Terms

Significance of the Study

16.

Why should contractions be avoided in academic writing?

Contractions are preferred for informal writing.

Using contractions saves space in academic papers.

Contractions should be avoided in academic writing to maintain formality and clarity.

Contractions make writing more engaging.

17.

Why is Significance of the Study important?

It provides a summary of the research methods used.

The significance of the study is important because it establishes the relevance and impact of the research.

It outlines the limitations of the study.

It lists the authors' personal opinions on the topic.

18.

Which of the following is not part of chapter 1?

Introduction

Conceptual framework

Significance of the study

Statement of the problem

19.

What is best way to avoid plagiarism?

Cite your sources properly.

Copy text without attribution.

Use a plagiarism checker after writing.

Paraphrase without citing sources.

20.

Is it important to use citation on the introduction?

Citations are only needed in the conclusion.

Citations are not necessary in any part of the paper.

Citations should only be used in the bibliography.

Yes, it is important to use citation in the introduction.

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QUIZ 1 - FINALS (PR2)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 12mins

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