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# Quiz in Practical Research 1 ## I. Multiple Choices (10 points) **Instructions:** Choose the best answer and write the corresponding letter in the space provided. All answers must be in capital letters. 1. Gathers information through questioning. a) Inquiry b) Research c) Questioning...

# Quiz in Practical Research 1 ## I. Multiple Choices (10 points) **Instructions:** Choose the best answer and write the corresponding letter in the space provided. All answers must be in capital letters. 1. Gathers information through questioning. a) Inquiry b) Research c) Questioning d) Asking 2. Defined in simple terms as search for knowledge and help expand existing knowledge. a) Inquiry b) Research c) Questioning d) Asking 3. A systematic inquiry designed to collect, analyze, and interpret data to understand, describe, or predict phenomena. a) Inquiry b) Research c) Questioning d) Asking 4. Widely used in health sciences to explore complex experiences. a) Qualitative Research b) Quantitative Research c) Mixed Method d) Research 5. Includes the coverage and boundary of the study. a) Scope and Delimitation b) Significance of the study c) Ethical Standards d) Introduction 6. This section includes the importance of the study and its beneficiaries. a) Scope and Delimitation b) Significance of the study c) Ethical Standards d) Introduction 7. Includes the justification and general overview of the study. a) Scope and Delimitation b) Significance of the study c) Ethical Standards d) Introduction 8. Part of a research paper that identifies the research gap. a) Scope and Delimitation b) Significance of the study c) Ethical Standards d) Introduction 9. Contains the research questions of the study. a) Scope and Delimitation b) Significance of the study c) Statement of the Problem d) Introduction 10. Definition based on traditional acceptance or expert definitions. a) Traditional Definition b) Conceptual Definition c) Operational Definition d) Original Definition ## II. Identification (15 points) **Instructions:** Indicate whether each statement describes qualitative or quantitative research. 1. Purpose is to find data in the form of numbers. - QUANTITATIVE 2. Understands social intentions behind the data. - QUALITATIVE 3. Evaluates objectives and relationship between causes and effects. - QUANTITATIVE 4. Uses thematic analysis to evaluate data. - QUALITATIVE 5. Involves collecting data from observations of participants. - QUALITATIVE 6. Not suitable for collecting data over a large area. - QUALITATIVE 7. Aims to explore complex human issues. - QUALITATIVE 8. Uses questionnaires to collect data. - QUANTITATIVE 9. Mathematical-based method. - QUANTITATIVE 10. Collects data as words or statements. -QUALITATIVE 11. Plans all research aspects before collecting data. -BOTH 12. No definite number of participants. -QUALITATIVE 13. Participants respond with questions researchers probe more thoroughly. -QUALITATIVE 14. Suitable for studying large populations. -QUANTITATIVE 15. Uses interviews, observations, or focus groups for data collection. -QUALITATIVE ## III. Enumeration (15 points) **(Instructions: This section asks for a list of items, but the original image does not provide those, so, this cannot be completed)** **(C-1) Characteristics of a good research:** **(11-15) Research process:** **Note:** This response is based solely on the provided text. Any missing or incomplete sections in the original document are reflected in the output.