300 Bank of Questions-1

Research Methodology
Bank of 300 Questions
AHMED SAMIR 10/15/21 Research Metholdology

Instructor: AHMED SAMIR Research Methodology
1. What is the major attribute of Correlation Analysis?
a) Association among variables

b) Difference among variables
c) Regression among variables
d) Variations among variables
Answer: a) Association among variables
2. What is the name of the conceptual framework in which the research is carried out?
a) Research hypothesis
b) Synopsis of Research
c) Research paradigm
d) Research design
Answer: d) Research design
3. What is the main role of research in education?

a) To upsurge one's social status.
b) To increase one's job prospects.
c) To augment one's personal growth.
d) To help an applicant in becoming a renowned educationalist.
Answer: d) To help an applicant in becoming a renowned educationalist
4. Which of the following features are considered as critical in qualitative research?

a) Collecting data with the help of standardized research tools.
b) Design sampling with probability sample techniques.
c) Collecting data with bottom-up empirical evidence.
d) Gathering data with top-down schematic evidence.
Answer: c) Collecting data with bottom-up empirical evidence.
5. How is random sampling helpful?

a) Reasonably accurate
b) An economical method of data collection
c) Free from personal biases
d) All of the above
Answer: d) All of the above
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6. Research intends to explore the result of possible factors for the organization of
effective mid-day meal interventions. Which research method will be most appropriate
for this study?
a) Descriptive survey method
b) Historical method
c) Ex-post facto method
d) Experimental method
Answer: c) Ex-post facto method
7. Tippit table refers to as _________

a) Table of random digits
b) The table used in sampling methods
c) The table used in statistical investigations
d) All of the above
8. In order to pursue the research, which of the following is priorly required?

a) Developing a research design
b) Formulating a research question
c) Deciding about the data analysis procedure
d) Formulating a research hypothesis
Answer: b) Formulating a research question
9. The format of thesis writing is the same as in

a) Writing of Seminar representation
b) Preparation of research paper/article
c) A research dissertation
d) Presenting a workshop/conference paper
Answer: c) A research dissertation
10. Which one among the following statements is false in the context of participatory
research?
a) It recognizes knowledge as power
b) It is a collective process of inquiry
c) It emphasizes people as experts
d) Its sole purpose is the production of knowledge
Answer: d) Its sole purpose is the production of knowledge
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11. Which one among the following statement is true in the context of the testing of
hypotheses?
a) It is only the alternative hypotheses that can be tested.
b) It is only the null hypotheses that can be tested.
c) Both the alternative and the null hypotheses can be tested.
d) Both the alternative and the null hypotheses cannot be tested.
Answer: b) It is only the null hypothesis that can be tested.
12. What are the conditions in which Type-I error occurs?

a) The null hypotheses get accepted even if it is false
b) The null hypotheses get rejected even if it is true
c) Both the null hypotheses as well as alternative hypotheses are rejected
d) None of the above
Answer: b) The null hypotheses get rejected even if it is true
13. Research and Development become the index of development of the country. Which of
the following reasons are true with regards to this statement?
a) R&D targets human development
b) R&D can enhance people's standard of living in the country
c) R&D reflects the actual economic and social conditions being prevailed in the
country
d) All the above
Answer: d) All of the above.
14. What does the longitudinal research approach actually deal with?
a) Long-term research
b) Short-term research
c) Horizontal research
Answer: a) Long-term research
15. What do you understand by the term "Anusandhan"?

a) Goal-oriented
b) Following an aim
c) Attaining an aim
d) Praying to achieve an aim
Answer: b) Following an aim
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16. Evaluation Research is concerned with __________

a) How well are we doing?
b) Why are we doing?
c) What are we doing?
Answer: a) How well are we doing?
17. Which of the following does not correspond to characteristics of research?

a) Research is not passive
b) Research is systematic
c) Research is not a problem-oriented
d) Research is not a process
Answer: d) Research is not a process
18. Which of the following options are the main tasks of research in modern society?
a) To learn new things
b) To keep pace with the advancement in knowledge
c) To systematically examine and critically analyze the investigations/sources
with the objective
d) All of the above
19. What is the main aim of interdisciplinary research?

a) To over simplify the problem of research
b) To bring out the holistic approach to research
c) To create a new trend in research methodology
d) To reduce the emphasis on a single subject in the research domain
Answer: b) To bring out the holistic approach to research
20. The main aim of the scientific method in the research field is to _________
a) Improve data interpretation
b) Confirm triangulation
c) Introduce new variables
d) Eliminate spurious relations
Answer: d) Eliminate spurious relations
21. A researcher is interested in studying the prospects of a particular political party in an

urban area. So, what tool should he prefer for the study?
a) Rating Scale
b) Interview
c) Questionnaire
d) Schedule
Answer: c) Questionnaire
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22. The conclusions/findings of which type of research cannot be generalized to other

situations?
a) Casual Comparative Research
b) Historical Research
c) Descriptive Research
d) Experimental Research
Answer: b) Historical Research
23. How to judge the depth of any research?

a) By research title
b) By research duration
c) By research objectives
d) By total expenditure on research
Answer: c) By research objectives
24. Who can successfully conduct Research?

a) Someone who is a hard worker
b) Possesses post-graduation degree
c) Has studied research methodology
d) Possesses thinking and reasoning ability
Answer: c) Has studied research methodology
25. Which of the following is not the method of Research?

a) Survey
b) Historical
c) Observation
d) Philosophical
Answer: c) Observation
26. A research problem is feasible only when

a) It has utility and relevance
b) It is new and adds something to knowledge
c) It is researchable
d) All of the above
27. Circle graphs are used to show

a) How is one part related to other parts?
b) How various sections share in the whole?
c) How is one whole related to another whole?
d) How are various parts related to the whole?
Answer: d) How are various parts related to the whole?
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28. Authenticity of a research finding is its

a) Validity
b) Objectivity
c) Originality
d) All of the above
Answer: b) Objectivity
29. Which one is called non-probability sampling?

a) Quota sampling
b) Cluster sampling
c) Systematic sampling
d) Stratified random sampling
Answer: a) Quota sampling
30. What does a good thesis involve?
a) Reducing punctuations as well as grammatical errors to minimalist

b) Correct reference citations
c) Consistency in the way of thesis writing
d) Well defined abstract
Select the answers from the codes given below:
A. b), c) and d)
B. a), b), c) and d)
C. a), b) and c)
D. a), b) and d)
Answer: B. a), b), c) and d)
31. Which one among the following statements is correct in context to research?
a) Research refers to a series of systematic activity or activities undertaken to find out

the solution to a problem.
b) It is a systematic, logical and unbiased process wherein verification of hypotheses,
data analysis, interpretation and formation of principles can be done.
c) It is an intellectual inquiry or quest towards truth,
d) It enhances knowledge.
Select the correct answer from the codes given below:
A. a), b), c) and d)

B. a), b) and c)
C. b), c) and d)
D. a), c) and d)
Answer: A. a), b), c) and d)
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32. On what basis did Jean Piaget give his theory of cognitive development of humans?
a) Evaluation Research
b) Fundamental Research
c) Applied Research
d) Action Research
Answer: b) Fundamental Research
33. What are the core elements of a dissertation?

a) Introduction; Data Collection; Data Analysis; Conclusions and
Recommendations
b) Executive Summary; Literature Review; Data Gathered; Conclusions;
Bibliography
c) Research Plan; Research Data; Analysis; References
d) Introduction; Literature Review; Research Methodology; Results; Answers and
Conclusions
Answer: d) Introduction; Literature Review; Research Methodology; Results; Answers

and Conclusions
34. "Sampling Cases" can be defined as

a) Sampling using a sampling frame
b) Identifying people who are suitable for research
c) Literally the researcher's brief case
d) A sampling of people, newspapers, television programs etc.
Answer: d) A sampling of people, newspapers, television programs etc.
35. Which technique is generally followed when the population is finite?

a) Systematic Sampling Technique
b) Purposive Sampling Technique
c) Area Sampling Technique
Answer: a) Systematic Sampling Technique
36. Research problem is selected from the standpoint of

a) Social relevance
b) Financial support
c) Researcher's interest
d) Availability of relevant literature
Answer: a) Social relevance
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37. The F-test:

a) Is essentially a two-tailed test.
b) Is essentially a one-tailed test.
c) Can be one-tailed as well as two-tailed depending on the hypotheses.
d) Can never be one tailed test.
Answer: c) Can be one-tailed as well as two-tailed depending on the hypotheses
38. Which one among the following is the most comprehensive source of population data?
a) Census
b) National Sample Surveys
c) Demographic Health Surveys
d) National Family Health Surveys
Answer: a) Census
39. The process not needed in experimental research is

a) Controlling
b) Observation
c) Reference collection
d) Manipulation and replication
Answer: b) Observation
40. What are those conditions where a research problem is not viable?
a) It is new and adds something to knowledge
b) It can be researched
c) It has utility and relevance
d) It contains dependent and independent variables
Answer: d) It contains dependent and independent variables
41. How can we enhance the research objective?

a) By making it more valid
b) By making it more reliable
c) By making it more impartial
d) All of the above
42. Action-research can be understood as ___________

a) Longitudinal research
b) Applied research
c) A kind of research being carried out to solve a specific problem
d) All of the above
Answer: c) A kind of research being carried out to solve a specific problem
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43. On what basis can one formulate the assumptions?

a) The cultural background of the country
b) Universities
c) Some specific characteristics of castes
d) All of the above
Answer: a) The cultural background of the country
44. Which one among the following falls under the category of research development?
a) Descriptive Research
b) Philosophical Research
c) Action Research
d) All of the above
45. What is the use of Factorial Analysis?

a) For setting the hypotheses
b) To understand the difference between two variables
c) To understand the relationship between two variables
d) To understand the difference between various variables
Answer: b) To understand the difference between two variables
46. What is the best-suited name for a process that doesn't necessitate experimental
research?
a) Manipulation
b) Controlling
c) Content analysis
d) Observation
Answer: a) Manipulation
47. Which one among the following variables cannot be expressed in quantitative terms?
a) Numerical Aptitude
b) Marital Status
c) Socio-economic Status
d) Professional Attitude
Answer: d) Professional Attitude
48. The "Sociogram" technique is used to study _________

a) Vocational Interest
b) Human Relations
c) Professional Competence
d) Achievement Motivation
Answer: b) Human Relations
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49. Which one among the following phrases does not correspond to the meaning of
research as a process?
a) Problem Solving
b) Trial and Error
c) Objective Observation
d) Systematic Activity
Answer: c) Objective Observation
50. “Research is an organized and systematic enquiry” Defined by

a) Marshall
b) P.V. Young
c) Emory
d) Kerlinger
Answer c) Emory
51. Research is a “Scientific undertaking” opined by

a) Young
b) Kerlinger
c) Kothari
d) Emory
Answer a) Young
52. “A systematic step-by-step Procedure following logical process of reasoning” called

a) Experiment
b) Observation
c) Deduction
d) Scientific method
Answer d) Scientific method
53. Ethical Neutrality is a feature of

a) Deduction
b) Scientific method
c) Observation
d) Experience
Answer b) Scientific method
54. Scientific method is committed to ……………….

a) Objectivity
b) Ethics
c) Proposition
d) Neutrality
Answer a) Objectivity
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55. “One of the methods of logical reasoning process” is called

a) Induction
b) B. Deduction
c) Research
d) Experiment
Answer a) Induction
56. An essential Criterion of Scientific study is

a) Belief
b) Value
c) Objectivity
d) Subjectivity
Answer c) Objectivity
57. “Reasoning from general to particular “is called

a) Induction
b) deduction
c) Observation
d) Experience
Answer b) deduction
58. “Deduction and induction are a part of system of reasoning” – stated by

a) Caroline
b) P.V.Young
c) Dewey John
d) Emory
Answer b) P.V.Young
59. “A system of systematically interrelated concepts definitions and propositions thatare

advanced to explain and predict phenomena” … is
a) Facts
b) Values
c) Theory
d) Generalization
Answer c) Theory
60. “A system of systematically interrelated concepts, definitions and propositions thatare

advanced to explain and Predict phenomena” defined by
a) Jack Gibbs
b) PV Young
c) Black
d) Rose Arnold
Answer b) PV Young
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61. Theory is “a set of systematically related propositions specifying casual relationship

among variables” is defined by
a) Black James and Champion
b) P.V. Young
c) Emory
d) Gibbes
Answer a) Black James and Champion
62. “Empirically verifiable observation” is

a) Theory
b) Value
c) Fact
d) Statement
Answer c) Fact
63. Fact is “empirically verifiable observation” --- is defined by

a) Good and Hatt
b) Emory
c) P.V. Young
d) Claver
Answer a) Good and Hatt
64. ……….. is “systematically conceptual structure of inter related elements in some

schematic form”
a) Concept
b) Variable
c) Model
d) Facts
Answer c) Model
65. Social Science deals with ………..

a) Objects
b) Human beings
c) Living things
d) Non-living things
Answer b) Human beings
66. Science is broadly divided into ……………….

a) Natural and Social
b) Natural and Physical
c) Physical and Mental
d) Social and Physical
Answer a) Natural and Social
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67. Social Science try to explain …………. Between human activities and natural laws
governing them
a) Causal Connection
b) reason
c) Interaction
d) Objectives
Answer a) Causal Connection
68. Social Science Research ……………. Problems

a) Explain
b) diagnosis
c) Recommend
d) Formulate
Answer b) diagnosis
69. Social research aims at ……………….

a) Integration
b) Social Harmony
c) National Integration
d) Social Equality
Answer a) Integration
70. The method by which a sample is chosen

a) Unit
b) design
c) Random
d) Census
Answer b) design
71. Basing conclusions without any bias and value judgment is ……………
a) Objectivity
b) Specificity
c) Values
d) Facts
Answer a) Objectivity
72. Research is classified on the basis of …….. and methods

a) Purpose
b) Intent
c) Methodology
d) Techniques
Answer b) Intent
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73. Research undertaken for knowledge’s sake is

a) Pure Research
b) Action Research
c) Pilot study
d) Survey
Answer a) Pure Research
74. Example for fact finding study is

a) Pure Research
b) Survey
c) Action Research
d) Long term Research
Answer b) Survey
75. Facts or information’s are analyzed and critical evaluation is made in

a) Survey
b) Action research
c) Analytical research
d) Pilot study
Answer c) Analytical research
76. Research conducted to find solution for an immediate problem is ………….

a) Fundamental Research
b) Analytical Research
c) Survey
d) Action Research
Answer d) Action Research
77. Fundamental Research is otherwise called

a) Action Research
b) Survey
c) Pilot study
d) Pure Research
Answer d) Pure Research
78. Motivation Research is a type of …………… research

a) Quantitative
b) Qualitative
c) Pure
d) Applied
Answer b) Qualitative
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79. Research related to abstract ideas or concepts is

a) Empirical research
b) Conceptual Research
c) Quantitative research
d) Qualitative research
Answer b) Conceptual Research
80. Research which follows case study method is called

a) Clinical or diagnostic
b) Causal
c) Analytical
d) Qualitative
Answer a) Clinical or diagnostic
81. Research conducted in class room atmosphere is called

a) Field study
b) Survey
c) Laboratory Research
d) Empirical Research
Answer c) Laboratory Research
82. Research through experiment and observation is called

a) Clinical Research
b) Experimental Research
c) Laboratory Research
d) Empirical Research
Answer d) Empirical Research
83. Population Census is an example of ………….. Research

a) Survey
b) Empirical
c) Clinical
d) Diagnostic
Answer a) Survey
84. The author of “The Grammar of Science” is

a) Ostle
b) Richard
c) Karl Pearson
d) Kerlinger
Answer c) Karl Pearson
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85. “The Romance of Research” is authored by

a) Redmen and Mory
b) P.V.Young
c) Robert C meir
d) Harold Dazier
Answer a) Redmen and Mory
86. ………….. is a way to systematically solve the research problem

a) Technique
b) Operations
c) Research methodology
d) Research Process
Answer c) Research methodology
87. Good Research is always ……………

a) Slow
b) Fast
c) Narrow
d) Systematic
Answer d) Systematic
88. Good research is ……………

a) Logical
b) Non logical
c) Narrow
d) Systematic
Answer a) Logical
89. “Criteria of Good Research” is written by

a) Delta Kappan
b) James Harold Fox
c) P.V.Young
d) Karl Popper
Answer b) James Harold Fox
90. Research method is a part of …………..

a) Problem
b) Experiment
c) Research Techniques
d) Research methodology
Answer d) Research methodology
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91. Identifying causes of a problem and possible solution to a problem is

a) Field Study
b) diagnosis tic study
c) Action study
d) Pilot study
Answer b) diagnosis tic study
92. ………… helps in social planning

a) Social Science Research
b) Experience Survey
c) Problem formulation
d) diagnostic study
Answer a) Social Science Research
93. “Foundations of Behavioral Research” is written by

a) P.V. Young
b) Kerlinger
c) Emory
d) Clover Vernon
Answer b) Kerlinger
94. Methods and issues in Social Research” is written by

a) Black James and Champions
b) P.V. Young
c) Mortan Kaplan
d) William Emory
Answer a) Black James and Champions
95. “Scientific Social Survey and Research” is written by

a) Best John
b) Emory
c) Clover
d) P.V. Young
Answer d) P.V. Young
96. “Doubt is often better than ……………….”

a) Belief
b) Value
c) Confidence
d) Overconfidence
Answer d) Overconfidence
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97. Research helps in explaining the ………… with which something operates.
a) Velocity
b) Momentum
c) Frequency
d) Gravity
Answer c) Frequency
98. …………… is a motivation for research in students

a) Research degree
b) Research Academy
c) Research Labs
d) Research Problems
Answer a) Research degree
99. Which of the following is an example of primary data?

a) Book
b) Journal
c) News Paper
d) Census Report
Answer c) News Paper
100. Major drawback to researchers in KRG is …………….

a) Lack of sufficient number of universities
b) Lack of sufficient research guides
c) Lack of sufficient Fund
d) Lack of scientific training in research
Answer d) Lack of scientific training in research
101. ICSSR stands for

a) Indian Council for Survey and Research
b) Indian Council for strategic Research
c) Indian Council for Social Science Research
d) Inter National Council for Social Science Research
Answer c) Indian Council for Social Science Research
102. UGC Stands for

a) University Grants Commission
b) Union Government Commission
c) University Governance Council
d) Union government Council
Answer a) University Grants Commission
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103. JRF is for

a) Junior Research Functions
b) Junior Research Fellowship
c) Junior Fellowship
Answer b) Junior Research Fellowship
104. ………….. is the first step of Research process

a) Formulation of a problem
b) Collection of Data
c) Editing and Coding
d) Selection of a problem
Answer d) Selection of a problem
105. A problem well put is ……………….

a) Fully solved
b) Not solved
c) Cannot be solved
d) half- solved
Answer d) half- solved
106. ……………. is a source of problem

a) Schools and Colleges
b) Class Room Lectures
c) Play grounds
d) Infra structures
Answer b) Class Room Lectures
107. A question which requires a solution is ………….

a) Observation
b) Problem
c) Data
d) Experiment
Answer b) Problem
108. Converting a question into a Researchable problem is called …………

a) Solution
b) Examination
d) Problem Solving
Answer c) Problem formulation
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109. While Selecting a problem, problem which is ………….. is no taken

a) Very Common
b) Overdone
c) Easy one
d) Rare
Answer b) Overdone
110. The first step in formulating a problem is

a) Statement of the problem
b) Gathering of Data
c) Measurement
d) Survey
Answer a) Statement of the problem
111. …………….. will help in finding out a problem for research

a) Professor
b) Tutor
c) HOD
d) Guide
Answer d) Guide
112. Second step in problem formulation is

b) Understanding the nature of the problem
c) Survey
d) Answers
Answer b) Understanding the nature of the problem
113. Third step in problem formulation is

b) Understanding the nature of the problem
c) Survey the available literature
d) discussion
Answer c) Survey the available literature
114. Last step in problem formulation is

a) Survey
b) Discussion
c) Literature survey
d) Re Phrasing the Research problem
Answer d) Re Phrasing the Research problem
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115. In the formulation of the problem we need to give a ………….

a) Title
b) Index
c) Bibliography
d) Concepts
Answer a) Title
116. Objectives in problem formulation means

a) Questions to be answered
b) methods
c) Techniques
d) methodology
Answer a) Questions to be answered
117. The problem selected must have

a) Speed
b) Facts
c) Values
d) Novelty
Answer d) Novelty
118. The formulated problem should have

a) Originality
b) Values
c) Coherence
d) Facts
Answer a) Originality
119. The purpose of Social Science Research is

a) Academic and Non academic
b) Cultivation
c) Academic
d) Utilitarian
Answer b) Cultivation
120. The Academic purpose is to have ……………….

a) Information
b) firsthand knowledge
c) Knowledge and information
d) models
Answer c) Knowledge and information
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121. Social Science Research creates Social ……………

a) Alienation
b) Cohesion
c) mobility
d) Integration
Answer b) Cohesion
122. ………… is a quality of Good Researcher

a) Scientific temper
b) Age
c) Money
d) time
Answer a) Scientific temper
123. Social Science Research in India aims at a ………. State

a) Secular
b) Totalitarian
c) democratic
d) welfare
Answer d) welfare
124. A ……………… is an abstraction formed by generalization from particulars

a) Hypothesis
b) Variable
c) Concept
d) facts
Answer c) Concept
125. Concept is of two types

a) Abstract and Coherent
b) Concrete and Coherent
c) Abstract and concrete
Answer c) Abstract and concrete
126. Concepts are of ………………. types

a) 4
b) 6
c) 10
d) 2
Answer d) 2
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127. There is a concept by ……………………

a) Observation
b) formulation
c) Theory
d) Postulation
Answer d) Postulation
128. Another concept is by ………………...

a) Formulation
b) Postulation
c) Intuition
d) Observation
Answer c) Intuition
129. Concepts are ……………. of Research

a) guide
b) tools
c) methods
d) Variables
Answer b) tools
130. Concepts are ………………….

a) Metaphor
b) Simile
c) Symbols
d) Models
Answer c) Symbols
131. Concepts represent various degree of ……………..

a) Formulation
b) Calculation
c) Abstraction
d) Specification
Answer c. Abstraction
132. Concepts which cannot be given operational definitions are ………… concepts
a) Verbal
b) Oral
c) Hypothetical
d) Operational
Answer c) Hypothetical
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133. “Concept is in reality a definition in short hand or a class or group of facts” –defined by
a) Kerlinger
b) P.V. Young
c) Aurthur
d) Kaplan
Answer b) P.V. Young
134. Different people hold ……………. of the same thing

a) Same and different
b) Same
c) different
Answer c) different
135. Many concepts find their origin from

a) Greek
b) English
c) Latin
d) Many languages
Answer d) Many languages
136. A tentative proposition subject to test is

a) Variable
b) Hypothesis
c) Data
d) Concept
Answer b) Hypothesis
137. Analogies are sources of ……………….

a) Data
b) Concept
c) Research
d) Hypothesis
Answer d) Hypothesis
138. “A Proposition which can be put to test to determine its validity” Defined by
a) Lund berg
b) Emory
c) Johnson
d) Good and Hatt
Answer d) Good and Hatt
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139. “A tentative generalization” stated by

a) Good and Hatt
b) Lund berg
c) Emory
d) Orwell
Answer b) Lund berg
140. Propositions which describe the characteristics are …………. Hypothesis

a) Descriptive
b) Imaginative
c) Relational
d) Variable
Answer a) Descriptive
141. A Hypothesis which develops while planning the research is

a) Null Hypothesis
b) Working Hypothesis
c) Relational Hypothesis
d) Descriptive Hypothesis
Answer b) Working Hypothesis
142. When a hypothesis is stated negatively it is called

a) Relational Hypothesis
b) Situational Hypothesis
c) Null Hypothesis
d) Casual Hypothesis
Answer c) Null Hypothesis
143. The first variable is ……………. variable

a) Abstract
b) Dependent
c) Independent
d) Separate
Answer c) Independent
144. The second variable is called …………

a) Independent
b) Dependent
c) Separate
d) Abstract
Answer b) Dependent
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145. Hypothesis which explains relationship between two variables is

a) Causal
b) Relational
c) Descriptive
d) Tentative
Answer b) Relational
146. Null means

a) One
b) Many
c) Zero
d) None of these
Answer c) Zero
147. …………………. Represent common sense ideas

a) Statistical Hypothesis
b) Complex Hypothesis
c) Common sense Hypothesis
d) Analytical Hypothesis
Answer c) Common sense Hypothesis
148. Hypothesis concerned with analytical variable is

a) Null Hypothesis
b) Casual Hypothesis
c) Barren Hypothesis
Answer d) Analytical Hypothesis
149. A Hypothesis from which no generalization can be made is

a) Null Hypothesis
b) Barren Hypothesis
c) Descriptive Hypothesis
Answer b) Barren Hypothesis
150. ………….. from theory leads to Hypothesis

a) Deduction
b) induction
c) Logical deduction
d) Observation
Answer c) Logical deduction
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151. ………….. is a source of Hypothesis

a) Intuition
b) Knowledge
c) Energy
d) Survey
Answer a) Intuition
152. Hypothesis ……………… Research

a) Guide
b) Misguide
c) Alter
d) Change
Answer a. Guide
153. A Hypothesis contributes to the development of ………….

a) Theory
b) Generalization
c) Evolution
d) Concept
Answer a) Theory
154. …………. Is a quality of Good Hypothesis

a) Small in size
b) Conceptual Clarity
c) durability
d) applicability
Answer b) Conceptual Clarity
155. A Hypothesis must be …………….

a) Diffuse
b) Specific
c) Slow
d) Speedy
Answer b) Specific
156. Hypothesis must have ………………

a) Applicability
b) Durability
c) Testability
d) Measurement
Answer c) Testability
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157. Statistical Hypothesis is derived from

a) Frame
b) Data
c) Sample
d) Facts
Answer b) Data
158. The …………. in which researcher is nurtured is a source of Hypothesis

a) Caste
b) Community
c) Culture
d) Economy
Answer c) Culture
159. In testing a Hypothesis, the common error is

a) Type I
b) Type I and II
c) Type II
d) None of these
Answer b) Type I and II
160. Survey is a ……………. Study

a) Descriptive
b) Fact finding
c) Analytical
d) Systematic
Answer b) Fact finding
161. Survey is always a …………. study

a) Field
b) Laboratory
c) Office
d) Class room
Answer a) Field
162. In a survey there is an enumerator and a ………………….

a) Guide
b) Respondent
c) Supervisor
d) Messenger
Answer b) Respondent
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163. The first step in a survey is ……………. of a problem

a) Application
b) Rejection
c) Selection
d) Planning
Answer c) Selection
164. The first purpose of a survey is to ……………..

a) Description
b) Evaluation
c) Propagation
d) Provide Information
Answer d) Provide Information
165. All surveys are essentially ……….

a) Narrative
b) Explanatory
c) Interdisciplinary
d) Communal
Answer c) Interdisciplinary
166. The chief merit of survey is

a) Adaptability
b) Sensibility
c) Connectivity
d) Versatility
Answer d) Versatility
167. A survey is limited by the willingness and ……………. of respondent

a) Co-operation
b) Help
c) Access
d) Attitude
Answer a) Co-operation
168. In a survey the number questions is

a) Unlimited
b) limited
c) Both limited and un limited
Answer b) limited
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169. Survey is usually ………….

a) Cheap
b) Expensive
c) Moderate
d) None of above
Answer b) Expensive
170. The final stage is a survey is ……………….

a) Reporting
b) Field work
c) Assignment
d) Calculation
Answer a) Reporting
171. Survey is both intensive and ……………...

a) Deep
b) Wide
c) Extensive
d) Accurate
Answer c) Extensive
172. Surveys on the basis of subject matter are of two types Social survey and ……………
a) Economic Survey
b) Deep survey
c) Intensive Survey
d) Extensive Survey
Answer a) Economic Survey
173. In a Three-year Research Programmed ………… time can be devoted for preliminary
works
a) 20%
b) 50%
c) 17%
d) 25%
Answer c) 17%
174. For collection of Data …………... time is devoted

a) 50%
b) 25%
c) 75%
d) 33%
Answer d) 33%
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175. For Data Analysis ………... time can be devoted

a) 25%
b) 75%
c) 30%
d) 100%
Answer a) 25%
176. For Report writing ……………. % of time is devoted

a) 17%
b) 33%
c) 25%
d) 10%
Answer c) 25%
177. Final stage in the Research Process is

a) Problem formulation
b) Data collection
c) Data Analysis
d) Report Writing
Answer d) Report Writing
178. A Research Report is a formal statement of ……………….

a) Research Process
b) Research Problem
c) Data collection
d) Data Editing
Answer a) Research Process
179. A comprehensive full Report of the research process is called

a) Thesis
b) Summary Report
c) Abstract
d) Article
Answer a) Thesis
180. The Report submitted when there is a time lag between data collection and
presentation of Result is called
a) Thesis
b) Interim Report
c) Summary Report
d) Article
Answer b) Interim Report
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181. Technical Report is otherwise called

a) Interim Report
b) Popular Report
c) Thesis
d) Summary
Answer c) Thesis
182. A short summary of Technical Report is called

a) Article
b) Research Abstract
c) Publication
d) Guide
Answer b) Research Abstract
183. ………………. is called publication in a Research journal

a) Guide
b) Popular report
c) Research article
d) Format
Answer c) Research article
184. Ph.D. stands for

a) Doctor of Philosophy
b) Degree in Philosophy
c) Doctor of Psychology
Answer a) Doctor of Philosophy
185. Bibliography means

a) Foot Note
b) Quotations
c) List of Books referred
d) Biography
Answer c) List of Books referred
186. The first page of the research report is

a) Appendix
b) Bibliography
c) Index
d) Title Page
Answer d) Title Page
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187. In Research Report ……………. is used to acknowledge indebtness

a) Bibliography
b) Index
c) Appendix
d) Foot-Notes
Answer d) Foot-Notes
188. Failure to acknowledge the borrowed material is called (Take and use of others asone’s
own)
a) Acknowledgement
b) Foot note
c) Index
d) Plagiarism
Answer d) Plagiarism
189. A Blue print of Research work is called

a) Research Problem
b) Research design
c) Research tools
d) Research methods
Answer b) Research design
190. The concrete observable events which represent the abstract concepts or constructs
are called
a) Data
b) Sample
c) Variable
d) Proposition
Answer c) Variable
191. In …………… the main purpose is to formulate a problem for more precise investigation
a) Exploratory or Formulative study
b) Descriptive study
c) Diagnostic study
Answer a) Exploratory or Formulative study
192. The main objective of …………... studies to acquire knowledge

a) Exploratory
b) Descriptive
c) Diagnostic
d) Descriptive and Diagnostic
Answer b) Descriptive
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193. ……………… is concerned with discovering and testing certain variables with respectto
their association or disassociation
a) Exploratory
b) Descriptive
c) Diagnostic
d) Descriptive and diagnostic
Answer c) Diagnostic
194. ……………. is concerned with discovering and testing certain variables with respect to
a) Exploratory
b) Descriptive
c) Diagnostic
Answer a) Exploratory
195. …………….. is compared to Mariner’s Compass in sea voyage

a) Research Problem
b) Data collection
c) Sampling
d) Research design
Answer d) Research design
196. ……………… prevent a researcher from blind search and intellectual wandering
a) Data
b) Sample
c) Research tools
d) Research design
Answer d) Research design
197. Research design is a blue print, outline and a …………….

a) Plan
b) System
c) Strategy
d) Guide
Answer a) Plan
198. Facts, figures and other relevant materials serving as bases for a study is called
a) Sample
b) Method
c) Data
d) Theory
Answer c) Data
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199. There are mainly…………. sources of data

a) 10
b) 2
c) 5
d) 4
Answer b) 2
200. The original source from which researcher collects information is

a) Primary Source
b) Secondary Source
c) Both primary and Secondary
d) None of these
Answer a) Primary Source
201. Source of Data collected and compiled by others is called

a) Primary
b) Secondary
c) Primary and Secondary
Answer b) Secondary
202. Data related to human beings are called

a) Territorial data
b) Organizational data
c) Peripheral data
d) Demographic data
Answer d) Demographic data
203. Data related to geophysical characteristics are called

a) Demographic Data
b) Territorial Data
c) Personal Data
d) Organizational Data
Answer b) Territorial Data
204. ………… is the raw materials for Analysis

a) Variables
b) Problem
c) Data
d) Sample
Answer c) Data
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205. Readymade and readily available data is …………..

a) Primary
b) Personal
c) Organizational
d) Secondary
Answer d) Secondary
206. The way or mode of gathering data is

a) Tool
b) method
c) Technique
d) Observation
Answer b) method
207. An instrument used in method is called

a) Sample
b) Technique
c) Tool
d) Survey
Answer c) Tool
208. Observation is a Physical and ………... activity

a) Mental
b) Social
c) Psychological
d) Personal
Answer a) Mental
209. “Social Science research begins and ends with observation” …... stated by
a) P.V. Young
b) Sidney Webb
c) Kaplan
d) Rose
Answer b) Sidney Webb
210. In a …………… observation researcher is a part of observation

a) Non participant
b) Participant
c) Structural
d) Unstructured
Answer b) Participant
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211. In a ………….. observation researcher stands apart and does not participate
a) Structural
b) Unstructured
c) Non-Participant
d) Participant
Answer c) Non-Participant
212. Observation of an event personally by the observer is ……………...

a) Indirect observation
b) Direct observation
c) Controlled observation
d) Uncontrolled observation
Answer b) Direct observation
213. Camera, tape recorder, video tape etc are ……………. Devices of observation
a) Casual
b) Mechanical
c) Technical
d) Manual
Answer b) Mechanical
214. Observation is of no use in collecting ………………

a) Full events
b) Past events
c) Present events
d) all of the above
Answer b) Past events
215. A two-way systematic conversation between an investigator and respondent iscalled

a) Observation
b) Schedule
c) Interview
d) Simulation
Answer c) Interview
216. Interview with a detailed standardized schedule is called

a) Clinical Interview
b) Structural Interview
c) Group Interview
d) Direct Interview
Answer b) Structural Interview
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217. An Interview in which interviewer encourage the respondent to talk freely about a
given topic is
a) Focused Interview
b) Structural Interview
c) Un Structured Interview
d) Clinical Interview
Answer b) Structural Interview
218. Interview which require “Probing” is called

a) Clinical Interview
b) Depth Interview
c) Group Interview
d) Telephone Interview
Answer b) Depth Interview
219. The Friendly relationship between Interviewer and respondent is called

a) Morale
b) Management
c) Rapport
d) Conclusion
Answer c) Rapport
220. In adequate response, Interviewers bias non response etc. is the limitations of ……….
a) Observation
b) Interview
c) Sample
d) Data
Answer b) Interview
221. An example of non-personal method of Data collection is

a) Interview
b) Group Interview
c) Schedule
d) Telephone Interview
Answer d) Telephone Interview
222. A method of collecting primary data in which a number of individuals with a common
interest interact is called
a) Telephone Interview
b) Clinical Interview
c) Focused Interview
d) Group Interview
Answer d) Group Interview
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223. Sending Questionnaire to a respondent with a request to complete and return by post
is called
a) Mail Survey
b) Interview
c) Observation
d) Panel
Answer a) Mail Survey
224. Schedule is used as a ……………….

a) Questionnaire
b) Tool
c) Method
d) technique
Answer b) Tool
225. Schedule is filled by ……………

a) Respondent
b) Enumerator
c) Everybody
Answer b) Enumerator
226. Questionnaire is filled by ……………….

a) Respondent
b) Everybody
c) Enumerator
Answer a) Respondent
227. Questions which allow only a few alternative way of answering is called ………..
a) Open ended questions
b) Unstructured questions
c) Structural questions
d) Dichotomous questions
Answer c) Structural questions
228. Questions in which only two alternatives are possible is called

a) Multiple choice questions
b) Dichotomous questions
c) Open ended questions
d) Structured questions
Answer b) Dichotomous questions
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229. Questions which seek information is called

a) Factual question
b) Opinion question
c) Hypothetical question
d) Marginal question
Answer a) Factual question
230. The question which by its content structure or wordings leads the respondent in the
direction of a certain answer is called
a) Factual question
b) Opinion question
c) Leading question
d) Structural question
Answer c) Leading question
231. The aggregate of all the units pertaining to a study is called

a) Population or universe
b) Unit
c) Sample
d) Frame
Answer a) Population or universe
232. A member of the population is called ……………

a) Element
b) Census
c) Sample
d) Group
Answer a) Element
233. Sample value is called………………

a) Parameter
b) Core Value
c) Statistic
d) Variable
Answer c) Statistic
234. Population value is called …………...

a) Statistic
b) Parameter
c) Variable
d) Core value
Answer b) Parameter
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235. Probability sampling is otherwise called

a) Multiple choice
b) Uni-variate Analysis
c) Random Sampling
d) Bi-variate Analysis
Answer b) Uni-variate Analysis
236. Sampling which provides for a known non zero chance of selection is
a) Probability sampling
b) Non probability sampling
c) multiple Choice
d) analysis
Answer a) Probability sampling
237. An example of probability sampling is

a) Quota Sampling
b) Snow-ball sampling
c) Purposive sampling
d) Lottery method
Answer d) Lottery method
238. …………… are used for Random Sample when the population is very large
a) Calculator
b) Telescope
c) Computer
d) Typewriter
Answer c) Computer
239. In which sample population is divided into different strata and sample is taken from
different strata?
a) Quota Sampling
b) Snow ball sampling
c) Stratified sampling
d) Purposive Sampling
Answer c) Stratified sampling
240. Drawing a sample from each stratum in the proportion to latter’s share in the total
population is called
a) Stratified sampling
b) Proportioned stratified sampling
c) Disproportionate sampling
d) Quota sampling
Answer b) Proportioned stratified sampling
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241. Selecting sample units in just a “hit and miss” fashion is called
a) Convenience or Accidental sampling
b) Purposive sampling
d) Proportionate sampling
Answer a) Convenience or Accidental sampling
242. A technique of Building up a list or a sample of a special population by using aninitial

set of members as informants is called
a) Quota sampling
b) Convenience Sampling
c) Snow ball Sampling
d) Purposive sampling
Answer c) Snow ball Sampling
243. All the physical components of the computer are collectively called
a) Software
b) Hard ware
c) Firm Ware
d) Circuit
Answer b) Hard ware
244. Computer operations are through ………….

a) Binary digits
b) Decimal
c) Reminder
d) Fraction
Answer a) Binary digits
245. Office Editing and ………. are two types of Editing in Research
a) Lab editing
b) Field Editing
c) Class Roam Editing
d) Book Editing
Answer b) Field Editing
246. Assigning numerals or other symbols to the categories or response is called

a) Editing
b) Coding
c) Transcription
d) Tablet ion
Answer b) Coding
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247. Summarizing raw data and displaying them on compact statistical tables for analysis is
a) Tabulation
b) Coding
c) Transcription
d) Editing
Answer a) Tabulation
248. Hypothesis refers to

a) The outcome of an experiment
b) A conclusion drawn from an experiment
c) A form of bias in which the subject tries to outguess the experimenter
d) A tentative statement about the relationship
Answer d) A tentative statement about the relationship
249. A literature review requires

a) Planning
b) Good and clear writing
c) Lot of rewriting
d) All of the above
Answer d) All of the above
250. Which of the following statement is not true?

a) A research proposal is a document that presents a plan for a project
b) A research proposal shows that the researcher is capable of successfully
conducting the proposed research project
c) A research proposal is an unorganized and unplanned project
d) A research proposal is just like a research report and written before the
research project
Answer c) A research proposal is an unorganized and unplanned project
251. Conducting Surveys is the most common method of generating

a) Primary data
b) Secondary data
c) Qualitative data
d) None of these
Answer a) Primary data
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252. After identifying the important variables and establishing the logical reasoning in
theoretical framework, the next process in research process is
a) a. To conduct surveys
b) B. To generate hypothesis
c) c. To focus group Answers
d) d. To use experiments in an investigation
Answer b) To generate hypothesis
253. The appropriate analytical technique is determined by

a) The research designs
b) Nature of data collected
c) Nature of hypothesis
d) Both A and B
Answer d) Both A and B
254. Which of the following is the first step in starting the research process?
a) Searching sources of information to locate problem.
b) Survey of related literature
c) Identification of problem
d) Searching for solutions to the problem
Answer c) Identification of problem
255. Action research means

a) Longitudinal research
b) Applied research
c) Research initiated to solve an immediate problem
d) Research with socioeconomic objective
Answer c) research initiated to solve an immediate problem
256. A reasoning where we start with certain particular statements and conclude with a
universal statement is called
a) Deductive Reasoning
b) Inductive Reasoning
c) Abnormal Reasoning
d) Transcendental Reasoning
Answer b) Inductive Reasoning
257. The essential qualities of a researcher are

a) Spirit of free enquiry
b) Reliance on observation and evidence
c) Systematization or theorizing of knowledge
d) All the above
Answer d) All the above
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258. In the process of conducting research “Formulation of Hypothesis” is followed by

a) Statement of Objectives
b) Analysis of Data
c) Selection of Research Tools
d) Collection of Data
Answer c) Selection of Research Tools
259. Hypothesis which explains the relationship between two variables is known as
a) Causal
b) Rational
c) Tentative
d) Descriptive
Answer b) Rational
260. ------- is quality of a good researcher

a) Scientific temper
b) Age
c) Money
d) Time
Answer a) Scientific temper
261. Fundamental research aims at

a) Action research
b) Survey
c) Pure research
d) Pilot survey
Answer c) Pure research
262. Interview with a detailed standardized schedule is called

a) Clinical interview
b) Structured interview
c) Direct interview
d) Group interview
Answer b) Structured interview
263. “A system of systematically interrelated concepts definitions and propositions that are
advanced to explain and predict phenomena” … is
a) Facts
b) Values
c) Theory
d) Generalization
Answer c) Theory
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264. Major drawback to researchers in India is …………….

a) Lack of sufficient number of universities
b) Lack of sufficient research guides
c) Lack of sufficient Fund
d) Lack of scientific training in research
Answer d) Lack of scientific training in research
265. ………….. is the first step of Research process

a) Formulation of a problem
b) Collection of Data
c) Editing and Coding
d) Selection of a problem
Answer d) Selection of a problem
266. A question which requires a solution is ………….

a) Observation
b) Problem
c) Data
d) Experiment
Answer b) Problem
267. Converting a question into a Researchable problem is called

a) Solution
b) Examination
d) Problem Solving
Answer c) Problem formulation
268. Survey is a ……………. Study

a) Descriptive
b) Fact finding
c) Analytical
d) Systematic
Answer b) Fact finding
269. A short summary of Technical Report is called

a) Article
b) Research Abstract
c) Publication
d) Guide
Answer b) Research Abstract
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270. A Blue print of Research work is called

a) Research Problem
b) Research design
c) Research tools
d) Research methods
Answer b) Research design
271. The main objective of …………... Study is to acquire Knowledge

a) Exploratory
b) Descriptive
c) Diagnostic
d) Descriptive and Diagnostic
Answer b) Descriptive
272. ……………. is concerned with discovering and testing Certain variables with respect to
a) Exploratory
b) Descriptive
c) Diagnostic
Answer c) Diagnostic
273. Personal interviews conducted in shopping malls are known as………

a) Mall interviews
b) Mall intercept interviews
c) Brief interviews
d) None of the given options
Answer b) Mall intercept interviews
274. Randomization of test units is a part of ………

a) Pretest
b) Posttest
c) Matching
d) Experiment
Answer d) Experiment
275. The numerical description that describe sample may be expected to differ from those
that describe population because of random fluctuations inherent in sampling process.
a) Sampling design
b) Non-probability sampling
c) Sampling error
d) Probability sampling
Answer c) Sampling error
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276. In each population element has a known and equal chance of selection.
a) a. Purposive sampling
b) B. Quota sampling
c) c. Stratified sampling
d) d. Simple random sampling
Answer d) Simple random sampling
277. is the evidence that the instrument, techniques, or process used to measure concept
does indeed measure the intended concepts.
a) Reliability
b) Replicability
c) Scaling
d) Validity
Answer d) Validity
278. Experimental design is the only appropriate design where relationship can be
established
a) Strong
b) Linear
c) Weak
d) Cause and Effect
Answer d) Cause and Effect
279. On which of the following, scientific knowledge mostly relies?

a) Logical understanding
b) Identification of events
c) Prior knowledge
d) All of the given options
Answer a) Logical understanding
280. Which of the following refers to research supported by measurable evidence?

a) Opinion
b) Empiricism
c) Speculation
d) Rationalism
Answer b) Empiricism
281. All of the following are true statements about action research, EXCEPT;
a) Data are systematically analyzed
b) Data are collected systematically
c) Results are generalizable
d) Results are used to improve practice
Answer c) Results are generalizable
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282. If a researcher is studying the effect of using laptops in his classroom to ascertain their
merit and worth, he is likely conducting which of the following types of research?
a) Experimental
b) Applied
c) Basic
d) Evaluation
Answer d) Evaluation
283. A review that only demonstrates familiarity with an area is rarely published but it often
is part of an educational program is which type of review?
a) Integrative reviews
b) Theoretical reviews
c) Self-study reviews
d) Historical reviews
Answer c) Self-study reviews
284. Why do you need to review the existing literature?

a) To give your dissertation a proper academic appearance, with lots of references.
b) Because without it, you could never reach the required word-count.
c) To find out what is already known about your area of interest.
d) To help in your general studying.
Answer c) To find out what is already known about your area of interest.
285. Which of the following is a discrete variable?

a) height
b) age
c) miles per gallon
d) number of children
Answer d) number of children
286. Independent variables that are not related to the purpose of study, but may affect the
dependent variables are called
a) Extraneous variable
b) Independent variable
c) Confounded variable
d) All the above
Answer a) Extraneous variable
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287. When the dependent variable is not free from the influence of extraneous variable,the
relationships known as
a) Interrogative
b) Exceptional
c) Confounded
Answer c) Confounded
288. The different conditions under which experimental and control groups are put usually
referred to as
a) Treatment
b) Control
c) Causation
d) Experiment
Answer a) Treatment
289. what is the process of assigning numerals or symbols to answer so that all questions
can be put into limited number of categories or classes
a) Coding
b) Editing
c) Data cleaning
d) Tabulation
Answer a) Coding
290. Which of the following is a Non parametric test

a) Z test
b) F test
c) ANOVA
d) Chi-square
Answer d) Chi-square
291. An operational definition is—

a) One that bears no relation to the underlying concept
b) An abstract, theoretical definition of a concept
c) A definition of a concept in terms of specific, empirical measures
Answer c) A definition of a concept in terms of specific, empirical measures
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292. Sampling method which is preferred for population with finite size
a) Systematic sampling
b) Cluster sampling
c) Area sampling
d) Random sampling
Answer a) Systematic sampling
293. Mean, Median and Mode are:

a) Measures of deviation
b) Ways of sampling
c) Measures of central tendency
Answer c) Measures of central tendency
294. A common test in research demands much priority on

a) Reliability
b) Useability
c) Objectivity
d) All of the above
Answer d) All of the above
295. Summarizing raw data and displaying them on compact statistical tables for analysis is
a) Tabulation
b) Coding
c) Transcription
d) Editing
Answer a) Tabulation
296. Selecting sample units in just a “hit and miss” fashion is called
a) Purposive sampling
b) Accidental sampling
d) Systematic sampling
Answer b) Accidental sampling
297. Drawing a sample from each stratum in the proportion to latter’s share in the total
population is called
a) Stratified sampling
b) Proportioned stratified sampling
c) Disproportionate sampling
d) Quota sampling
Answer b) Proportioned stratified sampling
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298. Population value is called ………….

a) Statistic
b) Parameter
c) Core value
d) Variable
Answer b) Parameter
299. Questions which allow only a few alternative ways of answering is called ………...
a) Open ended questions
b) Unstructured questions
c) Structural questions
d) Dichotomous questions
Answer c) Structural questions
300. Questionnaire is filled by ……………….

a) Respondent
b) Everybody
c) Enumerator
Answer a) Respondent
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AHMED SAMIR 10/15/21 Research Metholdology

1. What is the major attribute of Correlation Analysis?

a) Association among variables

Answer: a) Association among variables

Answer: d) Research design

3. What is the main role of research in education?

Answer: d) To help an applicant in becoming a renowned educationalist

4. Which of the following features are considered as critical in qualitative research?

Answer: c) Collecting data with bottom-up empirical evidence.

5. How is random sampling helpful?

Answer: d) All of the above

Answer: c) Ex-post facto method

7. Tippit table refers to as _________

Answer: d) All of the above

8. In order to pursue the research, which of the following is priorly required?

Answer: b) Formulating a research question

9. The format of thesis writing is the same as in

Answer: c) A research dissertation

Answer: d) Its sole purpose is the production of knowledge

Answer: b) It is only the null hypothesis that can be tested.

12. What are the conditions in which Type-I error occurs?

Answer: b) The null hypotheses get rejected even if it is true

Answer: d) All of the above.

Answer: a) Long-term research

15. What do you understand by the term "Anusandhan"?

Answer: b) Following an aim

16. Evaluation Research is concerned with __________

Answer: a) How well are we doing?

17. Which of the following does not correspond to characteristics of research?

Answer: d) Research is not a process

Answer: d) All of the above

19. What is the main aim of interdisciplinary research?

Answer: b) To bring out the holistic approach to research

Answer: d) Eliminate spurious relations

21. A researcher is interested in studying the prospects of a particular political party in an

22. The conclusions/findings of which type of research cannot be generalized to other

Answer: b) Historical Research

23. How to judge the depth of any research?

Answer: c) By research objectives

24. Who can successfully conduct Research?

Answer: c) Has studied research methodology

25. Which of the following is not the method of Research?

26. A research problem is feasible only when

Answer: d) All of the above

27. Circle graphs are used to show

Answer: d) How are various parts related to the whole?

28. Authenticity of a research finding is its

29. Which one is called non-probability sampling?

Answer: a) Quota sampling

30. What does a good thesis involve?

a) Reducing punctuations as well as grammatical errors to minimalist

Select the answers from the codes given below:

Answer: B. a), b), c) and d)

a) Research refers to a series of systematic activity or activities undertaken to find out

Select the correct answer from the codes given below:

A. a), b), c) and d)

Answer: A. a), b), c) and d)

Answer: b) Fundamental Research

33. What are the core elements of a dissertation?

Answer: d) Introduction; Literature Review; Research Methodology; Results; Answers

34. "Sampling Cases" can be defined as