An experiment is most useful in any topics or studies that require:

Obtain primary information as they are happening.

Proof of processes and results.

Collect standardized data from a large group of people.

Promote a better understanding of an abstract concept into tangible skills through immersion.

"Abolish quarantine in local provinces." What is the possible topic of this in a position paper?

abolish quarantine in local provinces.

When the hypothesis is formed and the predictions are made, what is the next step?

Test the hypothesis through experiment.

Develop a question about what you see is going on.

Make predictions about logical consequences of the hypothesis.

Which of the following statements that best describe a position paper?

It discusses a problem and possible solutions to an issue

It presents a side of an issue.

It gives information about the topic.

It simply summarizes a literary piece.

Why it is important to have a solid argument on your thesis statement?

It supports an issue and stands with strong evidence and proofs.

It presents the strengths of an argument.

It expresses one's stand and personal opinion.

It explains opinions with evidence as many as possible.

What will you do if your hypothesis is FALSE?

I will continue my experiment and check the process.

I will end my experiment because it is an indication that there is something wrong in my hypothesis.

I will end my experiment because a FALSE in hypothesis means failure in the experiment.

I will continue my experiment and readjust

Which part of the field report provides the importance of your observations?

Conclusions and Recommendations

It is crucial to focus on scope and relevance for the reason that:

It pays special attention to who your projected reader is and what they want from the report.

It keeps your expression clear and simple.

It provides the key concepts, what was done, and covered.

It presents the different sections that your report must have.

An observation is beneficial in gathering information EXCEPT:

Collect standardized data from a large group of people.

Obtain primary information as they are happening.

Familiarity with the study, project, program, and activities.

Promote a better understanding of an abstract concept into tangible skills through immersion.

The main reason why a survey is commonly used on a larger population is:

Manages and summarizes results easily, visually, and numerically with frequencies and means.

Shows proof of processes and results.

Obtains primary information as they are happening.

Promote a better understanding of an abstract concept into tangible skills through immersion.

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1 min • 1 pt

These are statements that make the writer's sound convincing.

Argument

Claims

Issue

Manifesto

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

It is what you think will happen if the hypothesis is true.

Experiment

Observation

Prediction

Survey

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Which would best describe an acceptable source or evidence?

Based on a survey done by a private organization.

Based on experience by an informant or experts.

Based on opinions and views from famous personalities.

Based on opinions and views from a prestigious magazine.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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It is a reasoning that has no evidence that makes an argument invalid.

Deductive

Inductive

Fallacy

Metaphoric

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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Which of the following go together?

Experiment and Hypothesis

Observation and Survey

Observation and Experiment

Survey and Experiment

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The topic being argued in the position paper.

Argument

Claims

Issue

Manifesto

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What type of fallacy deals with popularity to make it convincing?

Bandwagon

Slippery Slope

Burden of Proof

Strawman

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LONG TEST EAPP SY 2023-2024

These are statements that make the writer's sound convincing.

It is what you think will happen if the hypothesis is true.

Which would best describe an acceptable source or evidence?

It is a reasoning that has no evidence that makes an argument invalid.

Which of the following go together?

The topic being argued in the position paper.

What type of fallacy deals with popularity to make it convincing?

The purpose of _____ is to prove a hypothesis.

It is a research method used for gathering data.

"Mongo beans will grow faster in soil than in cotton." This is an example of?

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