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1.INHERIT
WHAT IS IT- is that inherited is obtained via an inheritance
while inherent is naturally as part or consequence of
something.
WHAT IS SOME EXAMPLE
 when your uncle dies and leaves you his boat
 is when you get your mother's nose
 she had inherited the beauty of her grandmother
WHAT IS IT LIKE
 derive (a quality, characteristic, or predisposition)
genetically from one's parents or ancestors.
 receive or be left with (a situation, object, etc.) from a
predecessor or former owner.
 such as money, an asset, or a problem or characteristic
from someone else. 

2.BOUND
WHAT IS IT- bound to, be. Be certain or destined to; also, be
determined or resolved to. For example, we are bound to hear
from them soon, or No matter what they say, she is bound to
run for mayor. This usage is derived from the older sense of
bound as “obliged.”
WHAT IS SOME EXAMPLE
 an accident occurring if someone continuously plays
dangerously with sharp knives
 hands tied together with rope
 The two bound men were led off to the master's house
WHAT IS IT LIKE
 walk or run with leaping strides.
 a leaping movement upward.
 destined to happen or tied or secured physically or
emotionally.

3.ENDOWED
WHAT IS IT- Endowed means "provided or equipped with."
When you have a special ability, you can say you're endowed
with it. You can also be endowed with a quality, like beauty.
Endowed is often used to describe something you're born with,
though it can also refer to something that's been learned.
WHAT IS SOME EXAMPLE
  when a parent passes on his intelligence to his child and
the child is endowed with intelligence
  when you give money to a university to build a library or
set up a scholarship fund. verb.
  He was endowed by nature with the most remarkable gifts
both of mind and body.
WHAT IS IT LIKE
 provide with a quality, ability, or asset
 give or bequeath an income or property to (a person or
institution).
 He was endowed with a strong sense of humor and a love
of paradox carried to an extreme. ...

4.GLEANED
WHAT IS IT- is the act of collecting leftover crops from farmers'
fields after they have been commercially harvested or on fields
where it is not economically profitable to harvest.
WHAT IS SOME EXAMPLE
 when you ask questions to try to find out information
 when you collect the grain remaining in the field after the
reapers have finished harvesting the field.

WHAT IS IT LIKE
 collect gradually and bit by bit.
 gather (leftover grain or other produce) after a harvest.
 To gather (grain or the like) after the reapers or regular
gatherers. to learn, discover, or find out, usually little by
little or slowly.
ACTIVITY 2
I INHERIT AN ALLERGY WITH MY MOTHER WHEN I SMELL A
SMOKE OR DUST MY NOSE WILL ITCHY
AND I INHERIT MY GRANDFATHER HARMONICA WHEN HE DIED

ACTIVITY 1 – CONCEPT EXPLANATION

1.NON-RESEARCHER
TECHNNICAL TERMS
SYSTEMATIC METHOD
THEORITCAL DEFINITIONS
CONCEPT UNDER STUDY

2.OPERATIONAL DEFINITION
ABTRACT TERMS
FIRST STEP IN OPERATIONAL DEFINITION
ONE SENTENCE DEFINITION
LANGUAGE OF RESEARCH

ACTIVITY 2
SCIENCE IS SYNONYMOUS WITH JARGON ✓
SCIENCE DEALS WITH CONCRETE AND ABSTRACT TERMS ✓

SCIENCE IS A BRANCH OF RESEARCH ✓

EXPERTS WORD AND PHRASES ENRICH THE LANGUAGE OF

RESEARCH ✓

EXPERTS SPECIALIZED WORD OF A SUBJECT ARE NOT

APPLICABLE OF RESEARCH

EXPERTS LANGUAGE IS METAPHORICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ✓

RESEARCH HAS ITS OWN WAY OF FRAMING QUESTION

RESEARCH HAPPENS DESPITE THE ABSENCES OF RESEARCH

QUESTION

RESEARCH IS UNDERSTANDBLE BECAUSE OF ITS MULTYSYLLBLE

WORD ✓
RESEARCH SOUND COMPLEX BECAUSE OF ITS MULTYSYLLBLE
WORD

RESEARCH NEEDS MORE MULTYSIYLLABLE WORD FROM

EXPERT ✓

OPERATIONAL DEFINITION STRESSES THE CATEGORY OF THE

CONCEPT UNDER STUDY ✓

OPERATIONAL DEFINITION STRESSES THEORITICAL DEFINITION

OF A CONCEPT ✓

OPERATIONAL DEFINITION STRESSES THE MEASUREMENT OF A

CONCEPT ✓

AN EMPERICAL STUDY HAPPENS IN A QUALITATIVE STUDY ✓

AN EMPERICAL RESEARCH DEFINES TERMS SELECTIVELY

AN EMPERICAL RESEARCH REQUIRES OBSERVATION OF THE

OBJECT ✓
OTHER RESEARCHER SHOULD NOT MINDS ONE OPERATIONAL
DEF OF TERMS

OTHER RESEARCHER COULD BASE DEF ONE OPERATIONAL DEF

✓

OTHER RESEARCHER ARE NOT IN A POSITION TO JUDGE ONE

OPERATIONAL DEF

OPERATIONAL DEF IS AN ELEMENT OF EMPERICAL STUDY ✓

OPERATIONAL DEF IS AN UNDERSTANDBLE AS A CONCEPTUAL

DEF ✓

OPERATIONAL DEF IS FULL OF SPECIALIZE TERMS ✓

THEORETICAL DEF HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH OPERATIONAL

DEF

THEORETICAL DEF IS YOUR STEPPING STONE TO OPERATIONAL

DEF ✓
THEORETICAL DEF IS A SUBSTITUTE OF OPERATIONAL DEF ✓

THE LANGUAGE OF RESEARCH IS CLASSICAL ✓

THE LANGUAGE OF RESEARCH IS ORDINARY ✓

THE LANGUEAGE OF RESEARCH IS UNIQUE ✓

ACTIVITY 1 – CONCEPT ELABORATION

1. A SENTENCE IS A WORD OR GROUP OF WORD THAT
EXPRESSES A COMPLEX IDEA- TD
2. A SENTENCE IS MADE UP OF A SUBJECT CONSISTING OF A
NAME WORD AND A PRIDICATE MADE UP OF AN ACTION
WORD TO EXPRESS A COMLETE THOUGT- TD
3. A BUG IS A FAULT OR AN ERROR IN COMPUTER PROGRAM
-OD
4. A BUG IS AN ERROR IN A COMPUTER PROGRAM THAT IS
CHARACTERIZED BY A HIGH-SPEED TELEGRAPH KEY - OD
5.STRANGURY IS A SLOW AND BLOODY WAY OF URINATING –
OD
6.STRANGURY IS A PERSON ABNORMAL WAY OF URINATING -
OD
7.STERELAZATION IS ANY PROCEDURE SUCH AS THE USE OF A
STEAM- PRESSURE COOKER TO DESTROY MICROORGANISM -
TD
8.STERILAZATION IS COMPLTE DESTRUCTION OF ALL
MICROORGANISM - TD
9.ANALOG IS THE REPRESENTAION OF VALUES THROUGHT THE
USE OF PHYSICAL VARIABLES - OD
10.ANALOG MEDIA ENABLE ANY TECHNOLOGICAL DEVICE TO
RECORD, REPORT AND BROADCAST INFO CONTIOUNSLY - TD