1. Which of the following is a quick and easy source of knowledge
A experience
authority C. deducuve reasoning
2. When a paper is already submitted to a publication, no submission to another should be done?
A Objectivity
D. Responsible Publication
3. What is the approach that differs from inductive reasoning in that it uses hypotheses?
A Scientific Approach
3. Grounded Approach
D. Deductive Approach
4. What is the purpose of quantitative research?
A TO study the relationships, in rich detail
B. To study the relationships, cause and effect
C. To study the cause and effect of a phenomenon
D To examine a phenomenon as it is, in nich detail
5. What is the classification of a quantitative research?
A experimental and nonexperimental
C. document or content analysis
B. basic interpretative studies
D. Correlational and Ex post facto
6. Which of the following is an example of a qualitative research?
A. Survey
B. Ex post facto C. Correlational D. Narrative Inquiry
7. What type of qualitative research that focuses on analyzing and interpreting recorded material to learn about
human behavior
A Case Studies B. Ethnography C. Historical D. Document or content analysis
8. Qualitative research examines a phenomenon as it is, in rich detail. Which of the following approach is used in
this kind of research?
A. deductive
B. inductive
c. test theory D. Scientific approach
9. What is the first step in stages in the research process?
A. Selecting a problem
C. Collecting the data
B. Designing the research
D. Reviewing the literature in the problem
10. The following are Instruments to gather data in a quantitative research EXCEPT one.
A. tests
B ratings
C. questionnaires D. participant observation
11. Which of the following statements is NOT true about authority?
A. Two supervisors observing the same classroom at the same time
B. Superintendent can consult a lawyer about a legal problem at school.
C. A student can look up the accepted pronunciation of a word in a dictionary.
D. A beginning teacher asks an experienced one for suggestions and may
try a certain technique for teaching reading.
12. It is a statement describing relationships among variables that is tentatively assumed to be true.
A. theory
B. hypothesis C. approach
D. variables
13. Educational research is the application of the scientific approach to the study of educational problems. Why
educators conduct educational research?
A. To have income
C. To travel in other countries
B. To answer scientific theory,
D. To find a solution to some problem
14. Survey research uses instruments such as questionnaires and interviews to gather information from groups of
individuals. Are the data primarily in the form of numbers or words?
A. words
B. numbers
C. words and numbers D. None of the above
15. What would the researcher have to do to make the study a true experiment?
A. Use a small sample
C. Use online feedback
B. Use a random process
D. Use to control variables
16. Why a case study focuses on a single unit such as one individual, or one group?
A. To understand the world or experience of another,
B. To arrive at a detailed description and understanding of the entity or case?
C. To arrive at a complicated description and understanding of the entity or case?
D. To generate a theory from a multiple data and understanding of the entity or case?
17. An educational researcher might want to investigate the trends in kindergarten education in a particular school
district from its beginnings to the present. What type of qualitative research is appropriate in this study?
A. Case Studies B. Ethnography C. Historical D. Document or content analysis
18. What research methodology do you believe would be the most appropriate for investigating this research
question; "How do parents conduct home schooling"?
A. Survey
B. Quantitative C. Qualitative
D. Ex post facto​