Practical Research 1 1.It is conducted to evaluate the validity of a hypothesis or an interpretive framework; to assemble a body of substantive knowledge and findings for sharing them in appropriate manners; and to generate questions for further inquiries
A.Research C. Study
B.Paper D. Inquiry
2.It is defined as the creation of new knowledge and/or the use of existing knowledge in a new and creative way so as to generate new concepts, methodologies and understandings
A.Research C. Study
B.Paper D. Inquiry
3.These are the rights given to persons over the creations of their minds if their creation is being used in paper.
A.IPR C. IPO
b.RRL D. APA
4.A kind of research that involves seeking new applications of scientific knowledge to the solution of a problem.
A.FieldResearch C.AppliedResearch B. Action Research D. Laboratory research
5.A kind of research that is according to venue is conducted in a natural setting where no changes are made in the environment.
A.Field Research C. Applied Research
B.Action Research D. Laboratory research
6.A kind research according to type of data that utilizes numerical method of measuring or ascertaining the variable. It uses an objective method of measuring the variable and data are treated using statistical tools
A.Field Research C. Applied Research
B.Quantitative Research D. Qualitative Research
7.A kind of research that do not utilize numerical data but instead data are presented through elaborate word descriptions of what is observed.
A.Field Research C. Applied Research
B.Quantitative Research D. Qualitative Research
8.It is a problem-solving approach of research that describes what will be when certain variables are carefully controlled or manipulated
A.Experimental Research C. B.Applied Research
Library Research D. Exploratory Research
9.Which of the following is not belong to preliminaries parts of qualitative research?
A.Copyright Page Title Page C. Certification B.Approval Sheet D.Glossary
10.Which of the following is NOT belong to the chapter 1 The Problem and Its Background?
A.Significance of the Study C. Scope and Limitations of the Study
B.Definition of Terms D.Table of contents
11.Which of the following is part of Chapter 3: Methodology?
A. Research Design C. Sources of Data: Informant/s’ Profile
B. Ethical Considerations D. All of the above
12. In this part of research, it should give information as to what the study is all about.
A. Introduction C. Theoretical Framework
B. Conceptual Framework D. Methodology
13. This section should present the different theories, models, paradigms, perspectives related to the
variables, problem statement and hypothesis of the present study.
A. Introduction C. Theoretical Framework
B. Conceptual Framework D. Methodology
14. This section should include important or key terms that should be substantially and clearly defined
according to how they are used in the study to facilitate understanding of the problem and avoid
ambiguous meaning to terms which can be otherwise interpreted in different ways.
A. Definition of Terms C. Theoretical Framework
B. Conceptual Framework D. Methodology
15. This section briefly explains the boundaries or coverage of the study in terms of the subjects, the
study area, the research instrument, the time frame, the population or universe, and the issues to
which the study is focused.
A. Scope and Delimitation C. Statement of the problem
B. Conceptual Framework D. Methodology
16. It also states the specific questions or sub-problems of the study.
A. Scope and Delimitation C. Statement of the problem
B. Conceptual Framework D. Methodology
17. It provides background information about the study and ends with the purpose of the study
A. Introduction C.Methodology
B. Conceptual Framework D. Methodology
18. It is one of the components of a research process. The candidate needs to review the write-ups,
readings, and studies related to the present study
A. Scope and Delimitation C.Conclusion
B. Review of Related Literature D.Recommendation

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