GROUP 2 QUIZ (20 ITEMS)

B 1. It consists of concepts and, together with their definitions and reference to relevant
scholarly literature, existing theory that is used for your study.
a. Conceptual Framework
b. Theoretical Framework
c. Theory
d. Research
D 2. The following are characteristics of a good research tool, except?
a. Validity
b. Reliability
c. Usability
d. Visibility
A 3. This is a step in creating theoretical framework wherein the first step is to pick out
the key terms from your problem statement and research questions and clearly
define these terms.
a. Identify your key concept
b. Define the terms
c. Evaluate and explain relevant theories
d. Show how your research fits in
D 4. This is a research method used for collecting data from a predefined group of
respondents to gain information and insights into various topics of interest.
a. Measure of personality
b. Tests
c. Observation
d. Survey
C 5. According to Oxford 2018 it is defined as a set of principles in which practice is
based on.
a. Science
b. Psychology
c. Theory
d. Research
B 6. They believed that a good theory should be a composition of well – defined
concepts that allows practicality and can be put into use.
a. Plato and Aristotle
b. Joseph Berger and Morris Zelditch
c. Plato and Jean Piaget
d. Joseph burger and Morrit Zelditch
D 7. It can be understood as “a writing or visual representation that explains either
graphically or in narrative form the main things to studied – key factors, concepts or
variables – and the presumed relationship among them”.
a. Theoretical Framework
b. Methodology
c. Paradigm
d. Conceptual Framework
A 8. In this type of research, the theory is stated before the study and the aim is of
research is to verify the theory, this method is often associated with deductive
processes.
a. Quantitative research
b. Qualitative Research
c. Descriptive Research
d. Action Research
B 9. It a technique for gathering statistical information about the attributes, attitudes, or
actions of a population by a structured set of questions. - survey questionnaire
a. Questionnaire
b. Survey Questionnaire
c. Survey
d. Test Paper
D 10. This is when the researchers recruit other individuals that is not part of the
population to take part and try the survey questionnaires to see the flow, formatting, set
up and if there will be revisions before conducting it to the target population. - pilot
testing
a. Technical Testing
b. Taste Testing
c. Grammar Checking
d. Pilot Testing
C 11. This survey application is used for making surveys in messenger and facebook. -
Surveybot
a. SurveyPlanet
b. SurveySparrow
c. Surveybot
d. SurveyMonkey
A 12. Survey and questionnaires utilize open and closed - ended questions. Also,
questionnaires require an analysis of responses.
 a. The first statement is correct, and the second statement is incorrect.
b. Both statements are correct.
c. The first statement is incorrect, and the second statement is correct.
d. Both statements are incorrect.
C 13. These are the best data collection tools for reporting, except one:
a. NGO Reports
b. Newspapers
c. Website News
d. Hospital Care records
C 14. This research involves asking open-ended questions to an individual.
a. Focus Groups
b. Individuals
c. Interview
d. Observation
D 15. It is a data collection method/ tool that is easy to visualize and analyze.
a. Focus Groups
b. Individuals
c. Interview
d. Observation
A 16. It is an example of secondary data collection: except one:
a. Autobiography
b. Journals
c. Biography
d. Published Books
A 17. These are questions that are more likely to test your skill at answering questions
rather than doing a good job
a. Theoretical Questions
b. Practical Questions
c. Hypothetical questions
d. Rhetorical questions

B 18. In these questions you are making things or doing experiments rather than simply
writing answers to questions. It is the actual application.

a. Theoretical Questions
b. Practical Question
 c. Hypothetical question
d. Rhetorical questions
A 19. In this method individual is permitted to disclose what he knows about himself as
an object of observation.

a. Subjective
b. Objective
c. Projective
d. Predictive

C 20. The following are examples of objective method except:

a. Rating Scales
b. Personal Inventory
c. Observation
d. Questionnaire