Practical Research

1. The systematic study of materials and sources in order to establish facts and reach new conclusions.

• A. Science

• B. Engineering

• C. Research

• D. Mathematics

2. Research begins with a

• A. Question

• B. Introduction

• C. Body

• D. Conclusion

3. Mostly theoretical and is not directly applicable to real-life problems and concerns.

• A. Applied Research

• B. Qualitative Research

• C. Quantitative Research

• D. Basic Research

4. Has obvious and immediate applications.

• A. Applied Research

• B. Basic Research

• C. Qualitative Research

• D. Quantitative

5. Research is _ and manipulated to understand the relationship between two or more variables.

• A. Controlled

• B. Valid

• C. Systematic

• D. Empirical

6. Research follows stringent procedures to find out the answers to questions that are relevant and appropriate in nature.

• A. Valid

• B. Rigorous

• C. Valid

• D. Empirical

7. All researchers must honestly present information on data, results, research methods and procedures, and status of work. Researchers must not falsify and distort the data to deceive the public.

• A. Honesty

• B. Objectivity

• C. Prudence

• D. Confidentiality

8. Researchers must save and secure confidential information of anyone involved in the research project, especially the respondents for their target samples.

• A. Honesty

• B. Respect for Intellectual Property

• C. Honesty

• D. Confidentiality

9. The researchers must respect patents, copyright rights, and other forms of intellectual property. It is a criminal act for anyone to plagiarize.

• A. Honesty

• B. Respect for Intellectual Property

• C. Responsible Publication

• D. Confidentiality

10. Researchers should remove any form of bias in all stages of research. All observations and data collected must not be changed in any way to agree with the wants of the researchers.

• A. responsible Publication

• B. Respect for intellectual Property

• C. Honesty

• D. Objectivity