MID–TERM EXAM IN

PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1
2ND SEMESTER – QUARTER 3
Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer.

1. Is an organized investigation and study of materials and sources to

create facts and reach new inferences.

A. Basic Research C. Research

B. Applied Research D. Hypothesis

2. A purely direction application but increasing the nature of

understanding about the problem. It develops scientific theories to be
more understandable to readers.

A. Research C. Sampling
B. Basic Research D. Applied Research
3. Follows orderly and sequential procedures, based on valid
procedures and principles.

A. Controlled C. Employs Hypothesis

B. Empirical D. Systematic

4. Shows analytical procedures in gathering the data, whether

historical, descriptive, and/or case study.

A. Original Work C. Analytical

B. Empirical D. Objective
5. Is based on observations and experiments of theories.

A. Objective C. Employs Hypothesis

B. Empirical D. Original Work

6. Refers to a search for facts, answers to questions and solutions

for problems.

A. Employs Hypothesis C. Analytical

B. Empirical D. Objective
7. In research, all variables, except those that are
tested/experimented on, are kept constant.

A. Controlled C. Employs Hypothesis

B. Original Work D. Systematic

8. It is unbiased and logical. All finding are logically based on real-

life situations.

A. Employs Hypothesis C. Controlled

B. Objective D. Original Work
9. It requires its own examination and produces the data needed
to complete the study.

A. Objective C. Employs Hypothesis

B. Original Work D. Systematic

10. Are significant in conducting research studies.

A. Analyzing Data C. Ethical Norms

B. Research Problem D. Review of Related Literature
11. A type ethical code where it should maintains all
communication. Data should not be faked.

A. Objectivity C. Openness
B. Integrity D. Honesty

12. A type of ethical code where you should keep your promises
and agreements.

A. Responsible Publication C. Carefulness

B. Integrity D. Objectivity
13. A type ethical code where you should avoid errors and
negligence.

A. Carefulness C. Openness
B. Integrity D. Honesty

14. A type of ethical code where you should avoid biases in

experimental designs, data analysis, interpretation, expert
testimony, and other aspects of research.

A. Responsible Publication C. Carefulness

B. Integrity D. Objectivity
15. A type ethical code where you should avoid treat all peers
fairly.

A. Carefulness C. Respect Colleagues

B. Non-Discrimination D. Honesty

16. A type of ethical code where you should share data, results,
ideas, and tools. Be open to criticism and new ideas.

A. Responsible Publication C. Social Responsibility

B. Openness D. Objectivity
17. A type ethical code where you should give proper
acknowledgement or credit to all researchers.

A. Respect of Intellectual Property C. Respect Colleagues

B. Objectivity D. Human Subject

18. A type of ethical code where you should strive to promote

social good. Avoid social harm.

A. Social Responsibility C. Responsible Mentoring

B. Respect Colleagues D. Non-Discrimination
19. Is a positivist scientific method which refers to a general set of
orderly discipline procedures to acquire information.

A. Applied Research C. Quantitative Research

B. Qualitative Research D. Basic Research

20. Defined as the “naturalistic method of research which deals

with the concern of human difficulty by discovering it straightly”.

A. Qualitative Research C. Applied Research

B. Basic Research D. Quantitative Research
21. This is the study of primary documents to explain the
connection of past events to the present time.

A. Case Study C. Historical Analysis

B. Grounded Theory D. Phenomenology

22. It is the study of how people give meaning to their

experiences, like death of loved ones, care for people, and the
friendliness of people.

A. Ethnography C. Grounded Theory

B. Phenomenology D. Content and Discourse Analysis
23. This study involves an investigation of a person, group,
organization, or situation for a long period of time to explain why
such thing occur to the subject under study.

A. Case Study C. Historical Analysis

B. Grounded Theory D. Phenomenology
24. This occurs when a research discovers a new theory based on
the data collected.

A. Ethnography C. Grounded Theory

B. Phenomenology D. Content and Discourse Analysis
25. This study involves of a particular cultural group.

A. Case Study C. Ethnography

B. Phenomenology D. Content and Discourse Analysis
26. This method requires the examination or analysis of the
substance or content of the communication that takes place
through letters, books, journals, photos, video recordings, short
message, services, online messages, emails, audio-visual materials,
etc.

A. Historical Analysis C. Case Study

B. Content and Discourse Analysis D. Ethnography
27. All of these are weakness of a Qualitative Research except one
which is____________.

A. It is sometimes hard to prove

B. It is heavily dependent on the researcher’s skills and may be
influenced by the researcher’s outlook
C. Issues can be analyzed through detailed and deep examination
D. Findings can be more difficult and take time to visualize
28. Seeks to understand what counts as education for members of
a particular group.

A. Ethnography in Education C. Ethnography of Education

B. Ethnography D. None of the above
29. Used in studying the effective use of technology in the
workplace to ensure a smooth flow of communication.

A. Technical Communication C. Psychology

B. Advertising D. Marketing

30. Understanding of consumers’ wants and needs.

A. Marketing C. Advertising
B. Psychology D. Social Work
31. Awareness of values and the construction of personal
characteristics of each partner and of the couple as a unit.

A. Knowledge C. Awareness of Mental Process

B. Alienation D. Awareness of Identity

32. Awareness of emotions and of cognitive processes.

A. Knowledge C. Awareness of Mental Process

B. Alienation D. Awareness of Identity
33. Direct remembering and reliving, with complete details of the
events.

A. Knowledge C. Awareness of Mental Process

B. Alienation D. Awareness of Identity

34. Refusal to observe, reflect, or remember.

A. Knowledge C. Awareness of Mental Process

B. Alienation D. Awareness of Identity
35. The more modern qualitative studies that uses the grounded
theory app.

A. Technical Communication C. Psychology

B. Advertising D. Marketing

36. Below are the topics to be avoided, except for one which
is______________.

A. Controversial topics C. Hard-to-investigate subjects

B. Broad subjects D. None of the above
37. Below are the possible areas of research, which of these is the
first being discuss?

A. Social Networking C. Gray Areas

B. Replication of Research D. Social Problems

38. Is a process through which individuals or sampling units are

selected from the sample frame.

A. Sampling C. Formulating Hypothesis

B. Research Design D. Review of Related Literature
39. A comprehensive review of the existing literature pertaining to
a specific topic or research question.

A. Sampling C. Formulating Hypothesis

B. Research Design D. Review of Related Literature

40. States your predictions about what your research will find.

A. Sampling C. Formulating Hypothesis

B. Research Design D. Review of Related Literature
Test II: Identification & Enumeration
41. Is an answerable inquiry into specific concern or issue.
42. A research title contains the________________.
43. A research title is only limitied to________________.
44. A research question should be____________________.
45. Focuses your ideas into one or two sentences.
46. Follows an essay format (Introduction, Body, Conclusion).
47. A formal reference to a un/published source that you consulted and
obtained the information while writing your research paper.
48. Identifies individuals who have contributed something to produce the
paper.
49. References within the main body of the text, especially in the (Review of
Related Literature).
50. A complete list of all reading materials.
Test II: Identification & Enumeration
51. Is the antithesis of the summary because you’ll explain what the
text means to you using your own words.
52. The shortened version of the original text that is expressed in your
own language.
53. Includes inventions (Patents), trademarks, industrial designs, and
geographic indications of source.
54. Includes literary and aristic works.
55. What are the procedural structure in writing review?
 MID–TERM EXAM IN
PRACTICAL RESEARCH 1
(ANSWER KEY)
2ND SEMESTER – QUARTER 3
Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer.

1. Is an organized investigation and study of materials and sources to

create facts and reach new inferences.

A. Basic Research C. Research

B. Applied Research D. Hypothesis

2. A purely direction application but increasing the nature of

understanding about the problem. It develops scientific theories to be
more understandable to readers.

A. Research C. Sampling
B. Basic Research D. Applied Research
3. Follows orderly and sequential procedures, based on valid
procedures and principles.

A. Controlled C. Employs Hypothesis

B. Empirical D. Systematic

4. Shows analytical procedures in gathering the data, whether

historical, descriptive, and/or case study.

A. Original Work C. Analytical

B. Empirical D. Objective
5. Is based on observations and experiments of theories.

A. Objective C. Employs Hypothesis

B. Empirical D. Original Work

6. Refers to a search for facts, answers to questions and solutions

for problems.

A. Employs Hypothesis C. Analytical

B. Empirical D. Objective
7. In research, all variables, except those that are
tested/experimented on, are kept constant.

A. Controlled C. Employs Hypothesis

B. Original Work D. Systematic

8. It is unbiased and logical. All finding are logically based on real-

life situations.

A. Employs Hypothesis C. Controlled

B. Objective D. Original Work
9. It requires its own examination and produces the data needed
to complete the study.

A. Objective C. Employs Hypothesis

B. Original Work D. Systematic

10. Are significant in conducting research studies.

A. Analyzing Data C. Ethical Norms

B. Research Problem D. Review of Related Literature
11. A type ethical code where it should maintains all
communication. Data should not be faked.

A. Objectivity C. Openness
B. Integrity D. Honesty

12. A type of ethical code where you should keep your promises
and agreements.

A. Responsible Publication C. Carefulness

B. Integrity D. Objectivity
13. A type ethical code where you should avoid errors and
negligence.

A. Carefulness C. Openness
B. Integrity D. Honesty

14. A type of ethical code where you should avoid biases in

experimental designs, data analysis, interpretation, expert
testimony, and other aspects of research.

A. Responsible Publication C. Carefulness

B. Integrity D. Objectivity
15. A type ethical code where you should avoid treat all peers
fairly.

A. Carefulness C. Respect Colleagues

B. Non-Discrimination D. Honesty

16. A type of ethical code where you should share data, results,
ideas, and tools. Be open to criticism and new ideas.

A. Responsible Publication C. Social Responsibility

B. Openness D. Objectivity
17. A type ethical code where you should give proper
acknowledgement or credit to all researchers.

A. Respect of Intellectual Property C. Respect Colleagues

B. Objectivity D. Human Subject

18. A type of ethical code where you should strive to promote

social good. Avoid social harm.

A. Social Responsibility C. Responsible Mentoring

B. Respect Colleagues D. Non-Discrimination
19. Is a positivist scientific method which refers to a general set of
orderly discipline procedures to acquire information.

A. Applied Research C. Quantitative Research

B. Qualitative Research D. Basic Research

20. Defined as the “naturalistic method of research which deals

with the concern of human difficulty by discovering it straightly”.

A. Qualitative Research C. Applied Research

B. Basic Research D. Quantitative Research
21. This is the study of primary documents to explain the
connection of past events to the present time.

A. Case Study C. Historical Analysis

B. Grounded Theory D. Phenomenology

22. It is the study of how people give meaning to their

experiences, like death of loved ones, care for people, and the
friendliness of people.

A. Ethnography C. Grounded Theory

B. Phenomenology D. Content and Discourse Analysis
23. This study involves an investigation of a person, group,
organization, or situation for a long period of time to explain why
such thing occur to the subject under study.

A. Case Study C. Historical Analysis

B. Grounded Theory D. Phenomenology
24. This occurs when a research discovers a new theory based on
the data collected.

A. Ethnography C. Grounded Theory

B. Phenomenology D. Content and Discourse Analysis
25. This study involves of a particular cultural group.

A. Case Study C. Ethnography

B. Phenomenology D. Content and Discourse Analysis
26. This method requires the examination or analysis of the
substance or content of the communication that takes place
through letters, books, journals, photos, video recordings, short
message, services, online messages, emails, audio-visual materials,
etc.

A. Historical Analysis C. Case Study

B. Content and Discourse Analysis D. Ethnography
27. All of these are weakness of a Qualitative Research except one
which is____________.

A. It is sometimes hard to prove

B. It is heavily dependent on the researcher’s skills and may be
influenced by the researcher’s outlook
C. Issues can be analyzed through detailed and deep examination
D. Findings can be more difficult and take time to visualize
28. Seeks to understand what counts as education for members of
a particular group.

A. Ethnography in Education C. Ethnography of Education

B. Ethnography D. None of the above
29. Used in studying the effective use of technology in the
workplace to ensure a smooth flow of communication.

A. Technical Communication C. Psychology

B. Advertising D. Marketing

30. Understanding of consumers’ wants and needs.

A. Marketing C. Advertising
B. Psychology D. Social Work
31. Awareness of values and the construction of personal
characteristics of each partner and of the couple as a unit.

A. Knowledge C. Awareness of Mental Process

B. Alienation D. Awareness of Identity

32. Awareness of emotions and of cognitive processes.

A. Knowledge C. Awareness of Mental Process

B. Alienation D. Awareness of Identity
33. Direct remembering and reliving, with complete details of the
events.

A. Knowledge C. Awareness of Mental Process

B. Alienation D. Awareness of Identity

34. Refusal to observe, reflect, or remember.

A. Knowledge C. Awareness of Mental Process

B. Alienation D. Awareness of Identity
35. The more modern qualitative studies that uses the grounded
theory app.

A. Technical Communication C. Psychology

B. Advertising D. Marketing

36. Below are the topics to be avoided, except for one which
is______________.

A. Controversial topics C. Hard-to-investigate subjects

B. Broad subjects D. None of the above
37. Below are the possible areas of research, which of these is the
first being discuss?

A. Social Networking C. Gray Areas

B. Replication of Research D. Social Problems

38. Is a process through which individuals or sampling units are

selected from the sample frame.

A. Sampling C. Formulating Hypothesis

B. Research Design D. Review of Related Literature
39. A comprehensive review of the existing literature pertaining to
a specific topic or research question.

A. Sampling C. Formulating Hypothesis

B. Research Design D. Review of Related Literature

40. States your predictions about what your research will find.

A. Sampling C. Formulating Hypothesis

B. Research Design D. Review of Related Literature
Test II: Identification & Enumeration
41. Research Question
42. 4 W’s (What, Who, Where, When)
43. 16 words or fewer
44. Clear, Focused, Concise, Complex, andArguable
45. Thesis Statement
46. Literature Review
47. Citation
48. Acknowledgement
49. Citation or In-Text-Citation
50. References or Bibliography
Test II: Identification & Enumeration
51. Paraphrase
52. Summary
53. Industrial Property
54. Copyright
55. Introduction, Body of Review of Related Literature