Comprehensive EXAM GRADE 11 PracRes1

HOLY CHILD HIGH SCHOOL OF CLARIN, INC.
Old National Highway, Poblacion 2, Clarin, Misamis Occidental

School ID: 405122
Name:
Practical Research 1 Grade and Section:
Mr. Mark T. Jumawan Second Semester Date: April 22-23, 2024 Score:
Semi-Final Examination
Multiple Choice
Direction: Read each question carefully. Choose the correct letter of each number and a write it on the space provided. (One point
each)
_____1. What is the first step in conducting practical research?
A. Formulating a hypothesis B. Analyzing results C. Collecting data D. Selecting a research topic
_____2. Which of the following is NOT a common research method used in practical research?
A. Case study B. Survey C. Experiment D. Opinion
_____3. What is the purpose of a literature review in practical research?
A. To summarize the research findings C. To collect data
B. To provide background information on the research topic D. To conduct statistical analysis
_____4. What does reliability refer to in research?
A. How valid the results are C. How ethical the research methods are
B. How consistent the results are D. How impactful the results are
_____5. In practical research, what does the term "sample size" refer to?
A. The physical size of the research sample C. The equipment used for data collection
B. The number of participants in the research D. The cost of conducting the research
_____6. Which of the following is an example of a primary data source in practical research?
A. Books and articles B. Government reports C. Surveys and interviews D. Academic journals
_____7. What is the main goal of data analysis in practical research?
A. To gain fame B. To write the achievement C. Identify patterns in the data D. To finalize the research
_____8. What is the significance level in hypothesis testing?
A. The probability of rejecting a true null hypothesis C. The importance of the research findings
B. Confidence level in accepting the alternative hypothesis D. The validity of the research design
_____9. How can bias be minimized in practical research?
A. By selecting a diverse sample of participants C. By excluding outliers from the analysis
B. By manipulating the data to fit the hypothesis D. By increasing the sample size
_____10. What is the final step in the practical research process?
A. Collecting data B. Conducting statistical tests C. Reporting the results D. Refining research question
_____11. What is the first step in conducting practical research using the scientific method?
A. Formulating a hypothesis B. Analyzing results C. Collecting data D. Selecting a research topic
_____12. Which step of the scientific method involves making predictions based on the hypothesis?
A. Formulating a hypothesis C. Drawing conclusions
B. Experimentation D. Making observations
_____13. During which step of the scientific method are experiments or observations carried out to test the hypothesis?
A. Formulating a hypothesis C. Experimentation
B. Collecting data D. Analyzing results
_____14. What is the purpose of drawing conclusions in the scientific method?
A. To summarize the research findings C. To identify if the hypothesis is supported by data
B. To provide background information on the research topic D. To conduct statistical analysis
_____15. How does the scientific method ensure the reliability of research results?
A. By using a large sample size C. By excluding outliers from the analysis
B. By conducting experiments in a controlled manner D. By selecting a diverse sample of participants
_____16. In the scientific method, what role does peer review play in the research process?
A. It helps to formulate the research hypothesis C. It ensures the validity and quality of the findings
B. It provides background information on the research topic D. It conducts statistical analysis
_____17. Which step of the scientific method involves revising and refining the initial hypothesis based on the results?
A. Formulating a hypothesis C. Drawing conclusions
B. Experimentation D. Making predictions
_____18. What is the significance of reproducibility in scientific research?
A. Research findings can be verified by other researchers C. It provides background information.

B. It determines the statistical significance of the results D. It validates the research hypothesis
_____19. How does the scientific method contribute to the progress of knowledge in various fields?
A. By evidence-based reasoning and objective analysis C. By focusing on anecdotal evidence
B. By manipulating data to fit preconceived notions D. By excluding contradictory findings
_____20. What is the final step in the scientific method process?
A. Formulating a hypothesis B. Conducting statistical tests C. Reporting the results D. Refining research question
_____21. What is the primary focus of qualitative research?
A. Causal relationships B. Patterns of experiences C. Collecting numerical data D. Controlled experiments
_____22. Which data collection method is commonly used in qualitative research to gather in-depth information?
A. Surveys B. Experiments C. Interviews D. Statistical analysis
_____23. What is the primary goal of quantitative research?
A. Human experiences B. Collecting rich textual data C. Tends and behaviors D. Analyzing numerical data
_____24. Which of the following is a key characteristic of quantitative research?
A. Open-ended questions B. In-depth interview C. Surveys on numerical data D. Ethnographic observation
_____25. What is the main objective of experimental research?
A. Generating hypotheses B. Cause-effect relationships C. Historical events D. In-depth interviews
_____26. Historical research primarily focuses on:
A. Important pasts B. Animal antecedents C. Conducting experiments D. Collecting numerical data
_____27. What type of sources are commonly used in historical research?
A. Interviews and surveys B. Historical records C. Statistical data D. Controlled experiments
_____ 28. What is scientific method?
A. A set of rules for social interactions. C. Systematic observation, hypothesis, and analysis.
B. An approach for conducting laboratory experiments. D. A method for artistic expression
______28. Which research design focuses on understanding the quality and characteristics of a phenomenon?
A. Quantitative B. Qualitative C. Applied D. Basic
_____ 29. Quantitative research primarily involves:
A. Numerical data. B. Ethnographic data C. Subjective experiences. D. Historical documents
______30. Which type of research design aims to establish cause-and-effect relationships?
A. Qualitative B. Observational C. Experimental D. Historical
_____ 31. Which data collection method is commonly used in exploring cause-effect relationship?
A. Surveys B. Experiments C. Interviews D. Statistical analysis
_____ 32. What research variable pertains to the one that can be manipulated by the researcher?
A. Independent variable B. Dependent variable C. Moderator D. Variable
_____33. What research variable is the constant one that is use to observe and identify changes of the results?
A. Independent variable B. Dependent variable C. Moderator D. Variable
_____34. What sampling method is used when the researcher will try focus their study among indigenous people?
A. Purposive sampling B. Snowball C. simple random D. Multistage sampling
_____35. Teacher Jess wanted to study Clarin Municipality with regard volume of food consumption among households. What is BEST
practical method teacher Jess will use in order to pick figure of representative?
A. Stratified B. Snowball C. simple random D. Multistage sampling
_____36. Teacher Rona wanted to study the correlation of genders among students about performance in terms of co-curricular
activities. What is BEST practical method teacher Rona will use?
A. Purposive sampling B. Snowball C. simple random D. Stratified sampling
_____37. What sampling method is used when researcher is selectively base their respondents upon looking at the good accessibility
and availability of respondents?
A. Snowball sampling B. Simple random C. Stratified sampling D. Convenience sampling
_____38. What part of the research contains the limitations of how should the study be conducted?
A. Scope and Limitation B. Significance C. Statement of the problem D. Conceptual framework
_____39. What part of the research contains the specified questions that gives direction to the research topic?
_____40. What part of the research gives the overall plan on how the research will be conducted?
_____41. Which research design focuses on understanding the quality and characteristics of a phenomenon?
A. Quantitative B. Qualitative C. Applied D. Basic
_____42. Quantitative research primarily involves:
A. Numerical data. B. Ethnographic data C. Subjective experiences. D. Historical documents
_____43. Which type of research design aims to establish cause-and-effect relationships?
A. Qualitative B. Observational C. Experimental D. Historical
_____44. What part of the research contains the specified questions that gives direction to the research topic?
_____45. What part of the research gives the overall plan on how the research will be conducted?

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A. Research findings can be verified by other researchers C. It provides background information.

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