RESEARCH II

First Grading Period

Direction: Select your answer from the given choices. Blacken or shade the circle that
corresponds to the letters of your answer in the answer sheet.

1. Human activity based on intellectual application in the investigation of matter. The

primary aim is discovering, interpreting, and the development of methods and systems
for the advancement of human knowledge.
A. abstract B. appendices C. hypothesis D. research
2. It is a detailed written plan of how the project will be done.
A. abstract C. proposal D. research
B. appendices paper
3. These are fields of study in the Fair Divisions, which does not belong to the group?
A. Biochemistry C. Earth and Sciences
B. Chemistry D. Environmental Science
4. Characteristics of a research problem are EXCEPT
A. brief B. concise C. specific D. unethical
5. A research problem is composed of a major problem and minor problem. The major
problem is stated in a_________
A. question form C. declarative form
B. imperative form D. exclamatory form
6. Variables that can be change or manipulated.
A. dependent variables C. independent variables
B. extraneous variables D. cause and effect variables
7. All other variables that may influence the results of the study besides those of the
independent variables are termed ____________
A. dependent variables C. independent variables
B. extraneous variables D. cause and effect variables
8. A research hypothesis may be stated in several ways, EXCEPT:
A. null form C. declarative form
B. alternative form D. cause and effect statement
9. This type of hypothesis is considered as the operational statement of the research
hypothesis. it states the very opposite of the negative form.
A. null form C. declarative form
B. alternative form D. cause and effect statement
10. Is simply a proposed solution to a problem or a tentative explanation for behaviors,
phenomena or events that could have happened or will happen.
A. abstract C. hypothesis
B. appendices D. materials’ specification
11. What kind of hypothesis is this: “There is a significant difference between the perceptions
of the teachers and those of the students concerning the different aspects in the teaching
of science in science high schools in Metro Manila.”
A. null form C. declarative form
B. alternative form D. cause and effect statement
12. These are the things to consider in the choice of a good research problem EXCEPT
___________
A. A problem should be well defined or specified.
B. A problem should be of great interest to the researcher.
C. A problem should always be a continuation of the previous project.
D. A problem should be relevant and useful to a specific group of people or institutions.
13. The statement of the problem is usually made in the ______________
A. introduction B. methodology
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recommendation

14. All of the following are guidelines in determining the significance of the investigation
EXCEPT __
A. contribute to the generation of new information
B. develop but should not improve an existing process
C. help answer a problem / need of the people/ community/ country
D. contribute to the development of the scientific skills of the student – researcher
15. Main purpose is to help determine the feasibility of doing the actual study.
A. Recommendation C. Background of the study
B. Scope and Limitation D. Significance of the study
16. States the issue that was studied and answers the question “What did you study?”
A. summary C. significance of the study
B. recommendation D. statement of the problem
17. To give the readers a comprehensive view of the particular field of study, in preparation
for analyzing the specific problem investigated.
A. abstract C. background of the study
B. introduction D. statement of the problem
18. It is a detailed written plan of how the project will be done.
A. Appendices C. Research paper
B. Proposal paper D. Review of Related Literature
19. There are some things to consider in the choice of a good research problem EXCEPT
A. a problem should be well defines or specified
B. a problem should be the same as the previous researches
C. a problem should be relevant and useful to a specific group of people or institutions
D. a problem should be of great interest to the researcher so that he/she will be
determined to pursue it until its completion
20. Includes terms which should be interpreted in a manner unique to your research, i.e.,
different from how they are defined in the dictionary.
A. appendices C. materials’ specification
B. definition of terms D. statement of the problem