Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region VII
Division of Bohol
District of Sagbayan

Bohol College of Science and Technology, Inc. – Main Campus

SEC Reg. NO. CN200627618
DepEd School ID 407995

SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT

nd
2 Quarter Exam in Practical Research 2

Name: _______________________________________ Date: ___________________________________

Grade/Section: _______________________________ Score: __________________________________

Instruction: Read and understand the following items carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer, write the
letter BEFORE THE NUMBER. Strictly no erasures.

1. This non-experimental research examines patterns of similarities and differences across a moderate
number of cases.
A. Descriptive Research B. Correlational Research C. Comparative Research D. Survey
Research
2. This non-experimental research tests the relationship between two variables.
A. Descriptive Research B. Correlational Research C. Comparative Research D. Survey
Research
3. This non-experimental research uses interviews, questionnaires, and sampling polls. It allows the
researchers to review
Behavior and then present the findings in an accurate way.
A. Descriptive Research B. Correlational Research C. Comparative Research D. Survey
Research
4. This experimental research is thought to be the most accurate type of experimental research.
A. True Experimental B. Ex-Post Facto C. Quasi-Experimental D. Descriptive
Research
5. What is the quantitative research design is appropriate for the sample research title: “Relationship
Between Academic Stressors and Learning Preferences of Public Senior High School Students in Bataan”.
A. Descriptive Research B. Correlational Research C. Comparative Research D. Survey
Research
6. What is the quantitative research design is appropriate for the sample research title: “Measuring the
Gadgets Usage of Grade 11 Students at Home During Covid Community Quarantine”.
A. Descriptive Research B. Correlational Research C. Comparative Research D. Survey
Research
7. It is a portion of population in which the researcher has reasonable access.
A. Target Population B. Sample C. Sampling D. Accessible
Population
8. It is the totality of all the objects, elements, persons and characteristics under consideration.
A. Target Population B. Population C. Accessible Population D. Sample
Size
9. It is the systematic process of selecting the group to be analyzed in the research study.
A. Sampling Frame B. Probability Sampling C. Sampling D. Non-Probability
Sampling
10. It is a sampling technique that uses sampling interval, determines the number of population and
sample and computing for sample ratio.
A. Stratified Probability Sampling C. Systematic Probability Sampling
B. Simple Probability Sampling D. Cluster Probability Sampling
11. What is the sampling interval if there is a population of 1500 and a sample of 150?
A. 10 B. 100 C. 150 D. 15
12. It uses a pure chance selection process.
A. Stratified Probability Sampling C. Systematic Probability Sampling
B. Simple Probability Sampling D. Cluster Probability Sampling
13. Is used in a study needing group by group analysis.
 A. Stratified Probability Sampling C. Systematic Probability Sampling
B. Simple Probability Sampling D. Cluster Probability Sampling
14. It is a sampling technique that doesn’t give a specific set of samples, it is used for a study involving
unspecified groups.
A. Snowball Sampling B. Quota Sampling C. Voluntary Sampling D. Availability Sampling
15. This sampling is used when the budget is tight and time is limited for the study, it is used when the
researcher knows the characteristics of the target population.
A. Snowball Sampling B. Quota Sampling C. Voluntary Sampling D. Availability Sampling
16. It is used when the researcher chooses the people who are sure to correspond to the objectives of the
study.
A. Availability Sampling C. Voluntary Sampling C. Purposive or Judgmental Sampling D.
Snowball Sampling
17. It is also known as “convenience sampling”, where the researcher automatically includes the person
who show willingness to participate in the study.
A. Availability Sampling C. Voluntary Sampling C. Purposive or Judgmental Sampling D.
Snowball Sampling
18. Why survey research is useful in your study?
A. It is a way of gathering data that makes researcher verbally asks the subjects or respondents to
give answer to what the researcher is trying to look for.
B. The simplest way of quickly gaining some general details regarding one’s population of interest.
C. Data collected are fresh and first hand and original in character.
D. All of these.
19. Why do we need to consider bigger number of respondents in a research study?
A. Because it will make the research more challenging for the researcher.
B. Because research is time consuming and cost-efficient.
C. Because it will make the research process easier.
D. Because it will avoid sample errors.
20. It is the number of respondents/subjects that you are going to use in the study.
A. Sample size B. Population C. Sampling Unit D. Sample frame
21. What formula are you going to use to get the sample size?
A. T-Test B. Likert scale C. Slovin’s formula D. ANOVA
22. Sampling is about ______ a sample from a population.
A. adding B. including C. predicting D. selecting
23. Why do we need to use sampling?
A. Get information about large populations C. Less field time
B. When it’s impossible to study the whole population D. All of these.
24. This is also known as logical validity.
A. Content Validity B. Construct Validity C. Predictive validity D. Face validity
25. It is a scale that asks a person to rate a brand, product or service according to a certain characteristic.
A. Likert Scale B. Staple Scale C. Checklist D. 9-Point Hedonic Scale
26. It is a rating system, used in questionnaires that is designed to measure people’s attitudes, opinions or
perceptions.
A. Likert Scale B. Staple Scale C. Checklist D. 9-Point Hedonic Scale
27. It is also known as tick list or chart works as an inventory of behavior or skills where the researcher
checks indicators that are being observed.
A. Likert Scale B. Staple Scale C. Checklist D. 9-Point Hedonic Scale
28. Which of the following is Slovin’s Formula?
A. N=N/n+ N2 B. n= N/ 1 + N𝑒^2 C. n=N/1+Ne2 D. Ne^2+n/N
29. These are data gathered from surveys, studies or experiments that have been run by other people or
for another research.
A. Periodical sources B. Primary Data C. Secondary Data D. Magazines
30. The following are examples of primary sources except?
A. Constitutions B. Legal systems C. Marriage D. Monographs
31. These are data that is collected by a researcher from firsthand sources, using methods like surveys,
interviews or experiments.
A. Periodical sources B. Primary Data C. Secondary Data D. Magazines
32. This method of collecting data involves the presentation of oral-verbal stimuli and reply in terms of
oral-verbal responses.
A. Questionnaire method B. Observation Method C. Interview Method D. Testing
Method
33. It is the continuous, permanent, compulsory recording of the occurrence of vital events together with
certain identifying or descriptive characteristics concerning them.
A. Registration Method B. Testing method C. Interview method D. Observation
Method
34. The focus of this research is to initiate and solve an immediate problem.
A. Developmental Research B. Model Development Research C. Behavioral Community Research
D. Action Research
35. The researchers in this method are using paper pencil questionnaire then send them to a large
number of people to save time and money.
A. Questionnaire method B. Observation Method C. Interview Method D. Testing
Method
36. Chi-Square statistical treatment can be used in?
A. Numerical and Categorical B. Numerical and Numerical C. Categorical and Categorical D.
Categorical and Numerical
37. ANOVA statistical treatment can be used in?
A. Numerical and Categorical B. Numerical and Numerical C. Categorical and Categorical D.
Categorical and Numerical
38. It is also called the simple t-test, it tests the null hypothesis that there is no difference between two
independent samples.
A. Paired T-test B. Independent samples T-Test C. Parametric Data D. Non-
parametric data
39. It relies on larger samples and have a higher power that non-parametric.