Name:___________________________________________ 10.

It is using someone else’s words or ideas and passing them off as

Grade &Section:_____________________ your own.
Date:_____________________ a. Literature Review
b. Plagiarism
Direction: Write the letter of the correct answer on your answer sheets. c. Referencing
DO NOT write anything on this questionnaire. d. Simulating
1. It is used to test the if the difference of means is statistically 11. It is a type of quantitative data which were not acquired directly
significant. from the source.
a. Tertiary data
a. Standard deviation
b. Primary data
b. T-test
c. Secondary data
c. Chi-square test
d. Pearson r d. None of the above
2. It is the measure of the spread/distance of data around the 12. It is the type of review which purpose is to examine the body or
theory that has accumulated regarding an issue, concept,
mean.
theory, phenomena.
a. Standard deviation
a. Theoretical Review
b. T-test
c. Chi-square b. Integrative Review
d. Pearson r c. Systematic Review
d. Historical Review
3. It is more commonly known as “the average”. It is the sum of a
13. It is the type of review which purpose is to is to attain conclusion
list of numbers divided by the number of items on the list.
regarding the chosen topic.
a. Frequency distribution
a. Theoretical Review
b. Pie chart
c. Bar chart b. Integrative Review
c. Systematic Review
d. Mean
d. Historical Review
4. It is the process of editing, coding, classifying, tabulating and
14. It refers to the extent to which the instrument measures what it
presenting data through charts, graphs and diagrams.
intends to measure and performs as it is designed to perform.
a. Data analysis
b. Data processing a. Validity
b. Reliability
c. Data manipulation
c. Triangulation
d. Data translating
d. both a and b
5. It is a probability method where a researcher chooses individuals
15. The main purpose of this research is to observe, describe and
at a regular interval (e.g. every 4th person) from the sampling
frame. document the aspect of situation as it naturally occurs.
a. Experimental Research Design
a. Simple random sampling
b. Correlational Research Studies
b. Stratified random sampling
c. Descriptive Evaluative Studies
c. Systematic sampling
d. Historical Research Design
d. cluster sampling
6. The following are found in writing the methodology, EXCEPT______ 16. This design uses the scientific method to establish cause-effect
relationship among groups of variables. It is also often for true
a. Problem
experimentation.
b. Participants
a. Experimental Research Design
c. Instruments
b. Correlational Research Studies
d. Design
7. What data do quantitative methods used to primarily collect? c. Descriptive Evaluative Studies
d. Casual-comparative Research
a. Descriptive
17. This design is used to show the extent of related of two variables
b. Visual
if there is any.
c. Numerical
a. Experimental Research Design
d. Narrative
8. Which of the following describes all the steps in conducting the b. Correlational Research Studies
c. Descriptive Evaluative Studies
research study?
d. Casual-comparative Research
a. Design
18. The following are the basic principles of ethical practice,
b. Procedure
EXCEPT_____________
c. Instrument
d. Methods a. Obtain informed consent
b. Avoid causing harm
9. It is the general term that researchers use for a measurement
c. Respect individual autonomy
device.
d. None of the above
a. Instrument
b. Questionnaire
c. Examination
d. Instrumentation
19. It is the method used to demonstrate to the readers that you 30. What is the purpose of informed consent?
have conducted a thorough and appropriate literature reading. a. To protect the rights of the respondents
a. Referencing b. To inform the participants about the research
b. management c. To build rapport with the participant
c. Research Paradigm d. All of the above
d. philosophy 31. Which should be included in the informed consent?
20. What shall we do with vulnerable participants like those with a. Duration of research
rare diseases? b. Rights to decline
a. Treat them with utmost care. c. Confidentiality
b. Treat them with respect. d. All of the above
c. Treat them with confidentiality. 32. Confidentiality in research entails the following EXCEPT:
d. Treat them with less bias. a. Keeping the participants’ identity private
21. A sampling method where members are sampled and then b. Keeping the participant comfortable
asked to help identify other members to sample and this process c. Secrecy of data
continues until enough samples are collected. d. Privacy of research session
a. Convenience Sampling 33. The following are the purpose of quantitative research, EXCEPT:
b. Purposive Sampling a. To test hypothesis
c. Cluster Sampling b. Look at cause and effect
d. Snowball Sampling c. Make predictions
22. A sampling method where every member from the selected d. Interpret social interactions
group are considered as samples. 34. The following processes are involved in conducting research,
a. Convenience Sampling EXCEPT:
b. Purposive Sampling a. analyzing data
c. Cluster Sampling b. comparing studies
d. Snowball Sampling c. drawing opinions
23. A sampling method where members are selected intentionally d. listing sources
across the possible types of responses to capture all possibilities.
a. Convenience Sampling
(For numbers 35-40, you are to arrange the steps in conducting a
b. Purposive Sampling
c. Cluster Sampling research in their right order. Write the corresponding number (1-6) on
d. Snowball Sampling the blank provided).
24. Which part of your thesis provides the foundation of concepts of
_____35. Specify the research purpose.
your study?
_____36. Collect the data.
a. Statement of the Problem
_____37. Analyze and interpret the data.
b. Scope and delimitation
_____38. Review the literature.
c. Related Literature
_____39. Identify the research problem.
d. Conceptual framework
_____40. Report and evaluate the research.
25. The following are the purposes of related literature, except?
a. To see if intended research is needed
b. To place the study in context
c. To define one’s research topic
d. All of the above
26. The materials to be used for the related studies should be?
a. Old and traditional
b. Irrelevant
c. Recent
d. Subjective
27. Your related studies must contain the following, except?
a. The address of the author
b. Name of author
c. Year of publication
d. Methods of the study
28. Should you include some related literature in your introduction?
a. Yes, to provide basis of study
b. No, to avoid bias
c. Yes, to add beauty
d. No, to avoid plagiarism
29. The sources for related literature could be from
a. Books
b. Magazine articles
c. Journals
d. All of the above