1.
Research is conducted to validate personal opinions and
beliefs.
2. The introduction section provides a general background
and overview of the research topic.
3. A good research problem should be broad and open-ended.
4. The statement of the problem should include specific
research questions.
5. The significance of the study section explains the potential
beneficiaries of the research.
6. The scope and delimitations section discusses the
boundaries and limitations of the study.
7. A research title should be long and detailed to cover all
aspects of the study.
8. Ethical considerations in research include ensuring
confidentiality and obtaining informed consent.
9. Reviewing related literature is unnecessary if the research
topic is unique.
10. Experimental research is an example of a qualitative
research method.
11. The operational definition of terms provides clear and
specific meanings as used in the study.
12. A hypothesis is commonly formulated in qualitative
research.
13. Quantitative research focuses on numerical data and
statistical analysis.
14. Theoretical framework refers to the theories and concepts
that support the study.
15. The research objectives should be broad and unclear to
allow flexibility in the study.
QUIZ: Inquiries, Investigations, and Immersions
(Chapter 1)
1. What is the primary goal of research?
A. To collect random data
B. To prove existing theories
C. To generate new knowledge and solutions
D. To confirm personal beliefs
2. Which part of Chapter 1 provides a background on the
research topic?
A. Significance of the Study
B. Introduction
C. Scope and Delimitations
D. Methodology
3. What should a well-written statement of the problem
include?
A. Hypotheses and variables
B. Specific research questions
C. Summary of findings
D. Ethical considerations
4. The significance of the study explains:
A. How the research is conducted
B. The limitations of the study
C. The contributions and beneficiaries of the research
D. The researcher's personal interests
5. Which section outlines the research's limitations and
coverage?
A. Scope and Delimitations
B. Theoretical Framework
C. Data Analysis
D. Research Methodology
6. A good research title should be:
A. Specific, concise, and clear
B. Broad and complex
C. Informal and detailed
D. General and ambiguous
7. Ethical research practice involves:
A. Using data without permission
B. Protecting participants' confidentiality
C. Fabricating data
D. Plagiarizing previous studies
8. The literature review section aims to:
A. Summarize all data collected
B. Provide a historical background of the research
C. Analyze existing studies related to the topic
D. Discuss ethical considerations
9. Which of the following is NOT a type of qualitative
research?
A. Case study
B. Ethnography
C. Experimentation
D. Phenomenology
10. What does an operational definition provide?
A. A technical dictionary meaning
B. A measurable, specific definition in the study
C. A general concept of a term
D. A vague interpretation
11. Which part of Chapter 1 explains why the research is
necessary?
A. Introduction
B. Statement of the Problem
C. Significance of the Study
D. Scope and Delimitations
12. A hypothesis is usually found in which type of
research?
A. Quantitative research
B. Qualitative research
C. Exploratory research
D. Descriptive research
13. What is the primary characteristic of qualitative
research?
A. It focuses on numerical data
B. It is objective and statistical
C. It explores meanings and experiences
D. It involves large sample sizes
14. The theoretical framework provides:
A. An overview of past research
B. The theories supporting the study
C. A list of methods to be used
D. The ethical guidelines for research
15. Which of the following elements should be included in
the research objectives?
A. Research timeline
B. Goals that are SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable,
Relevant, Time-bound)
C. A summary of findings
D. The expected limitations