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FINAL EXAM_RESEARCH 2

Total questions: 48

Worksheet time: 24hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is the most common tool for gathering quantitative data in schools?

a)

Interview

b)

Survey Questionnaire

c)

Focus Group Discussion

d)

Case Study

2.

A teacher wants to know the most preferred learning modality among Grade 12 students. What data collection instrument should she use to gather responses efficiently?

a)

Observation checklist

b)

Survey questionnaire

c)

Experiment

d)

Oral recitation

3.

When presenting the number of SHS graduates who enrolled in different college programs, which graphical representation is most appropriate?

a)

Line graph

b)

Bar graph

c)

Histogram

d)

Scatterplot

4.

Which statistical tool is best used to find the average grade of students in a class?

a)

Mean

b)

Median

c)

Mode

d)

Range

5.

In a survey on cellphone usage, 60% of students use Android phones, 30% use iPhones, and 10% use other. What is the best way to present this?

a)

Pie chart

b)

Line graph

c)

Frequency table

d)

Histogram

6.

What part of a data analysis plan specifies how variables will be measured?

a)

Sampling procedure

b)

Data coding scheme

c)

Variable description

d)

Research questions

7.

If a researcher wants to study the difference between male and female students’ stress levels during online classes, which statistical technique should be applied?

a)

t-test

b)

Pearson r

c)

Chi-square

d)

ANOVA

8.

Which strategy is best when collecting sensitive information, such as the mental health concerns of students?

a)

Face-to-face interview

b)

Anonymous survey questionnaire

c)

Focus group discussion

d)

Observation

9.

A survey was conducted on the preferred careers of Grade 12 STEM strand students. The result is shown in the table below. What is the total number of respondents?

a)

90

b)

100

c)

95

d)

110

10.

From the same table, what is the percentage of students who chose Engineering?

a)

40%

b)

44%

c)

50%

d)

35%

11.

A researcher used Google Forms to collect responses from 200 SHS students about their online learning challenges. What method of data collection does this represent?

a)

Experiment

b)

Documentary analysis

c)

Online survey

d)

Observation

12.

Which of the following is an example of primary data collection?

a)

Reading DepEd reports on enrollment rates

b)

Conducting a survey with SHS students

c)

Analyzing government census data

d)

Using statistical yearbooks

13.

A teacher wants to compare the Math test scores of students before and after using a new teaching strategy. Which analysis should be used?

a)

t-test for dependent samples

b)

t-test for independent samples

c)

Pearson r

d)

Chi-square

14.

In data coding, what is the purpose of assigning numerical values to categorical responses?

a)

To make data collection faster

b)

To make statistical analysis possible

c)

To avoid errors in interpretation

d)

To summarize findings

15.

Which of the following is a key component of a data analysis plan?

a)

Research title

b)

Data gathering schedule

c)

Statistical treatment of data

d)

Abstract

16.

A study aims to find the relationship between study hours and academic performance of SHS students. What statistical technique is appropriate?

a)

Chi-square test

b)

t-test

c)

Pearson correlation

d)

Median test

17.

Which is the most suitable tool for comparing the percentage of male and female SHS students who prefer hybrid classes?

a)

t-test

b)

Chi-square test

c)

Pearson correlation

d)

Regression analysis

18.

A group of ABM strand students created a questionnaire about consumer spending habits. What must they ensure before distributing it?

a)

That it is free of grammatical errors only

b)

That it is validated and reliable

c)

That it is answered only by friends

d)

That it is brief, regardless of clarity

19.

A histogram is best used when presenting:

a)

Comparison of gender distribution

b)

Frequency distribution of test scores

c)

Preferred social media platforms

d)

Career choices of students

20.

A researcher collected data from only one section of Grade 12 students instead of the entire population. What is this called?

a)

Census

b)

Sample

c)

Quota

d)

Random

21.

A pie chart is NOT appropriate for presenting:

a)

Proportion of students by strand

b)

Frequency of test scores

c)

Percentage of preferred career choices

d)

Division of household expenses

22.

Which sampling technique gives each member of the population an equal chance of being selected?

a)

Stratified sampling

b)

Random sampling

c)

Purposive sampling

d)

Quota sampling

23.

A survey revealed that 65% of SHS students prefer pursuing careers abroad. How should this be interpreted?

a)

The majority plan to work abroad

b)

Few plan to work abroad

c)

All want to work abroad

d)

No one wants to work abroad

24.

Which statistical tool measures how spread out the test scores are?

a)

Mean

b)

Variance

c)

Mode

d)

Median

25.

A study investigates the relationship between social media usage and academic performance of SHS students. If the correlation coefficient is -0.75, how should this be interpreted?

a)

Strong negative correlation

b)

Weak negative correlation

c)

No correlation

d)

Moderate positive correlation

26.

Which situation best illustrates the use of a t-test for independent samples?

a)

Comparing average math scores of male and female students

b)

Measuring academic improvement of students before and after tutoring

c)

Analyzing the relationship between hours of sleep and test scores

d)

Studying the frequency of gadget use among students

27.

A researcher hypothesizes that SHS students from public schools have different study habits compared to private school students. Which statistical test should be used?

a)

Pearson correlation

b)

Chi-square test

c)

Independent t-test

d)

ANOVA

28.

If a researcher wants to analyze differences in stress levels among STEM, HUMSS, and ABM students, what statistical tool is most appropriate?

a)

Pearson r

b)

ANOVA

c)

Chi-square

d)

Mode

29.

When preparing a research questionnaire, which is MOST important to ensure the validity of responses?

a)

Questions are clear and unbiased

b)

Questions are long and detailed

c)

Questions are based on assumptions

d)

Questions are open-ended only

30.

Which data collection strategy is MOST suitable for studying the working conditions of nurses in the Philippines during COVID-19?

a)

Documentary analysis only

b)

Survey and interview combined

c)

Experimental study

d)

Anecdotal reports

31.

If a frequency distribution of test scores is highly skewed, which measure of central tendency is most reliable?

a)

Mean

b)

Median

c)

Mode

d)

Range

32.

A group of students wants to test whether the type of strand (STEM, ABM, HUMSS) is related to career preference (local or abroad). Which test is appropriate?

a)

Pearson correlation

b)

Chi-square test

c)

Independent t-test

d)

ANOVA

33.

Which step is NOT part of data processing?

a)

Data coding

b)

Data cleaning

c)

Hypothesis formulation

d)

Data tabulation

34.

A researcher gathers 1,000 responses online but finds 200 incomplete entries. What should be done?

a)

Include all responses anyway

b)

Delete incomplete responses

c)

Estimate missing data properly

d)

Ignore and proceed with analysis

35.

If the standard deviation of student grades is small, what does it mean?

a)

Grades are widely spread

b)

Grades are inconsistent

c)

Grades are close to each other

d)

Grades are unrelated

36.

A researcher analyzed the relationship between hours of sleep and academic performance using Pearson r and got 0.05. What does this mean?

a)

Strong positive correlation

b)

Weak positive correlation

c)

No significant correlation

d)

Negative correlation

37.

What is the first step in data interpretation?

a)

Drawing conclusions

b)

Analyzing patterns in data

c)

Making recommendations

d)

Summarizing findings

38.

In a bar graph showing career preferences, what must always be included?

a)

Legends and gridlines

b)

Title, labels, and scale

c)

Colors and pictures

d)

Narrative explanation

39.

A researcher wants to ensure confidentiality of student respondents in a survey about academic dishonesty. What should be done?

a)

Publish names with scores

b)

Use anonymous responses

c)

Require students to sign their names

d)

Share results in class publicly

40.

What does it mean when p-value < 0.05 in a t-test?

a)

Accept the null hypothesis

b)

Reject the null hypothesis

c)

There is no difference

d)

Data is invalid

41.

A group of HUMSS students tested whether the teaching strategy affects exam performance. They used ANOVA and got significant results. What does this imply?

a)

All groups have the same performance

b)

At least one group differs significantly

c)

There is no relationship at all

d)

The sample is invalid

42.

Which of the following is an example of secondary data?

a)

Interviews with SHS students

b)

Census report from PSA

c)

Survey on study habits

d)

Experiment on test performance

43.

What is the main purpose of using statistical tools in research?

a)

To complicate data analysis

b)

To make data more confusing

c)

To summarize and interpret data objectively

d)

To collect more responses

44.

Which statistical measure is most affected by extreme values?

a)

Mean

b)

Median

c)

Mode

d)

Frequency

45.

In a study of stress levels, researchers found that the mean stress score of female students is significantly higher than males. What can be concluded?

a)

Female students always experience stress

b)

Male students never experience stress

c)

Stress levels differ significantly between genders

d)

Stress is not related to gender

46.

Which of the following is NOT part of strategies in data collecting?

a)

Surveys

b)

Interviews

c)

Observation

d)

Conclusion writing

47.

In data interpretation, researchers must always connect results to:

a)

Personal opinion

b)

Research questions and objectives

c)

Political beliefs

d)

Random assumptions

48.

A well-prepared research questionnaire must include:

a)

Clear instructions, concise items, and logical flow

b)

Difficult questions only

c)

Irrelevant and lengthy questions

d)

Open-ended questions only