Research Skills

When you're researching something new, what's the first step you should take?

• a) Make assumptions
• b) Ask questions and gather information
• c) Leave it for later

If you're exploring a topic and come across something you don't understand, what should you do?

• a) Ignore it and move on
• b) Make up an answer
• c) Investigate further or ask for help

What does it mean to observe something in research?

• a) To not pay attention
• b) To watch carefully and take notes
• c) To forget about it

How can you gather information effectively when doing research?

• a) By chatting with friends
• b) By asking questions, reading, and taking notes
• c) By watching TV

What should you do if you encounter difficulties while researching a topic?

• a) Give up quickly
• b) Keep trying and seek solutions
• c) Ask others to do the research for you

If you find useful information during your research, what's the best thing to do?

• a) Keep it secret
• b) Share it with others who are interested in your topic
• c) Keep it to yourself

What is the main purpose of asking questions during research?

• a) To confuse others
• b) To gather information and deepen understanding
• c) To show off

How can you become better at conducting research?

• a) By being uninterested
• b) By being curious and persistent
• c) By avoiding challenges

Why is honesty important in research?

• a) Because it's fun to make things up
• b) Because it helps build trust and credibility in your findings
• c) Because everyone else is honest

What should you do if you realize you've made a mistake during your research?

• a) Blame someone else
• b) Hide the mistake
• c) Admit the mistake and learn from it