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Worksheets3 I'S REVIEW QUIZ
Total questions: 64
Worksheet time: 32mins
Which term refers to a systematic investigation to establish facts?
Opinion
Context
Research
Theory
Which source is considered a primary source?
Encyclopedia
Research journal article
Textbook
Magazine
What part of the research paper states the problem to be studied?
Conclusion
Research Problem
Scope
References
Which research design focuses on lived experiences?
Case study
Ethnography
Phenomenology
Narrative
Which documentation style is commonly used in social sciences?
MLA
APA
Chicago
IEEE
Which chapter presents related studies and literature?
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
What does APA stand for?
Asian Psychological Association
American Psychological Association
Association of Psychologists of America
Applied Psychology Association
Which section defines key terms alphabetically?
Hypothesis
Scope
Definition of Terms
Background
What is plagiarism?
Summarizing sources
Paraphrasing correctly
Using ideas without credit
Quoting sources
Which is an example of a secondary source?
Interview
Diary
Research report
Encyclopedia
What citation style uses author–date format?
MLA
APA
Chicago Notes
Vancouver
Which research uses numerical data?
Qualitative
Narrative
Quantitative
Phenomenological
Which type of hypothesis shows no relationship?
Alternative
Directional
Null
Research
What do you call variables that are measured?
Independent
Dependent
Extraneous
Control
Which chapter discusses findings?
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
What tool gathers data using prepared questions?
Observation
Interview
Questionnaire
Experiment
Which research design studies culture and traditions?
Case study
Ethnography
Grounded theory
Narrative
What is the purpose of a literature review?
Present results
Define variables
Identify gaps
Prove hypothesis
Which source is most reliable for research?
Blog
Magazine
Peer-reviewed journal
Wikipedia
Which term refers to repeating a study to verify results?
Validity
Reliability
Replication
Generalization
Which research design explains relationships between variables without manipulation?
Experimental
Correlational
Phenomenological
Ethnographic
Which sampling method gives equal chance to all members?
Purposive
Convenience
Random
Snowball
What chapter explains the significance of the study?
Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Which quantitative research determines cause-and-effect?
Survey
Correlational
Experimental
Descriptive
Which is an example of operational definition?
Dictionary meaning
Theoretical explanation
How a variable is measured
Personal opinion
Which ethical principle protects participants from harm?
Objectivity
Confidentiality
Accuracy
Transparency
Which variable is manipulated by the researcher?
Dependent
Independent
Intervening
Control
Which citation is correct in APA format?
(Smith, John 2022)
Smith (2022)
(Smith 2022)
(Smith:2022)
Which research design builds theory from data?
Grounded theory
Case study
Narrative
Ethnography
What type of data uses words and descriptions?
Numerical
Statistical
Qualitative
Experimental
Which hypothesis is correctly stated for correlational research?
Social media causes low attention span.
There is a significant relationship between social media use and attention span.
Social media improves attention span.
Social media affects attention span positively.
Which research title best fits a quasi-experimental design?
Experiences of teachers during pandemic
Relationship between sleep and grades
Effects of modular learning on academic performance
Study habits of senior high students
Which part of Chapter 1 limits the coverage of the study?
Significance
Scope and Delimitations
Background
Definition of Terms
Which situation violates research ethics?
Using informed consent
Protecting anonymity
Fabricating data
Citing sources
Which is the best justification for using mixed methods?
To reduce cost
To simplify data
To strengthen findings
To avoid statistics
Which citation entry follows APA 7th edition?
Author, A. (Year). Title. Publisher.
Author A: Year, Title
Author A., Title (Year)
Author – Title – Year
Which research problem is appropriately stated?
Why is this study important?
This study aims to prove…
What is the level of academic stress among Grade 12 students?
The researcher believes…
Which framework shows variable relationships?
Theoretical
Conceptual
Literature
Operational
Which validity ensures the instrument measures what it intends?
Content
Face
Construct
All of the above
Which section of Chapter 1 explains why the study is important?
significance of the study
The literature review
The methodology
scope and delimitation
What type of data is expressed in words rather than numbers?
Quantitative data
Numerical data
Statistical data
Qualitative data
Which research instrument uses a rating scale?
Interview or Focus Group
Observation or Case Study
Experiment or Field Study
Survey or Questionnaire
Which chapter explains how data are collected?
Chapter 4
Chapter 3
Chapter 2
Chapter 1
What do you call the group being studied?
cohort
sample
grouping
population
Which term refers to giving credit to the author?
attribution
citation
reference
acknowledgment
Which is an example of qualitative research?
Conducting surveys to collect numerical data on preferences.
Analyzing statistical data to identify trends in behavior.
Conducting interviews to gather insights about people's experiences.
Performing experiments to test hypotheses about variables.
What is the main purpose of a hypothesis?
The main purpose of a hypothesis is to provide a testable prediction or explanation for a phenomenon.
A hypothesis serves to collect random observations.
A hypothesis is used to summarize existing data.
The main purpose of a hypothesis is to confirm a theory.
What research design focuses on one individual or group?
Survey analysis
Longitudinal study
Focus group
Case study
Which source is MOST appropriate for review of related literature?
Peer-reviewed journal articles
Unpublished thesis papers
Online forums and discussions
Textbooks on unrelated subjects
What is a variable?
A variable is a type of mathematical equation.
A variable is a fixed value that cannot change.
A variable is a symbolic name for a storage location that can hold a value.
A variable is a method for storing images in memory.
Which is an ethical responsibility of the researcher?
To prioritize funding over research quality.
To ensure the integrity of their research and protect participants' rights.
To publish findings without peer review.
To manipulate data for desired outcomes.
Which research part lists all cited sources?
References
Citations
Bibliography
Works Cited
Which citation style is used mainly in humanities?
APA (American Psychological Association) style
Chicago Manual of Style
IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) style
MLA (Modern Language Association) style
What is the minimum requirement for informed consent?
The individual must be adequately informed and able to understand the information.
The individual must provide a signature on a form.
The individual should be coerced into making a decision.
The individual must be of a certain age to consent.
Which is an example of paraphrasing?
Rewording a text while keeping its meaning intact.
Copying a text verbatim without changes.
Translating a text into another language.
Summarizing a text in fewer words.
Which part of the paper summarizes the entire study?
Methods
Conclusion
Abstract
Introduction
Which research design uses surveys?
Experimental research design
Correlational research design
Descriptive research design
Qualitative research design
What does reliability refer to?
Reliability refers to the variability and unpredictability of a measurement or system.
Reliability measures the complexity of a measurement or system.
Reliability indicates the speed of a measurement or system.
Reliability refers to the consistency and dependability of a measurement or system.
Which research question is quantitative?
What is the effect of study hours on exam scores?
How do students feel about studying?
What is the average age of students?
Why do students choose their majors?
Which sampling technique selects participants based on criteria?
Cluster sampling
Stratified sampling
Random sampling
Purposive sampling
What type of hypothesis predicts a specific direction?
One-tailed hypothesis
Directional hypothesis
Null hypothesis
Two-tailed hypothesis
What is the primary purpose of a literature review in research?
To list all references used
To present the researcher's personal opinions
To provide a detailed methodology
To summarize previous research findings
Which type of research design is best for exploring relationships between variables?
Descriptive
Correlational
Experimental
Qualitative
What is the main focus of qualitative research?
To establish cause-and-effect relationships
To test hypotheses through controlled experiments
To understand experiences and perspectives
To quantify data and analyze statistical relationships
