3Is 1st Quiz

Which of the following is a criterion for choosing a good research topic?

• It must be ambiguous.

• It must arouse intellectual curiosity.

• It must be costly and ambitious.

• It must be insignificant to the field of study.

What is the primary purpose of research?

• To copy existing studies.

• To fill knowledge gaps and solve problems.

• To increase ambiguity in a topic.

• To spend resources without achieving results.

Which of the following is NOT recommended when formulating a research title?

• Limiting it to 10-15 substantive words.

• Avoiding phrases like 'A Study of.'

• Making it a detailed paragraph.

• Keeping it in phrase form rather than sentence form.

Why is a researcher’s interest in the topic important?

• It guarantees funding.

• It eliminates the need for data collection.

• It increases the likelihood of success.

• It bypasses the need for supporting evidence.

Which factor does NOT need to be considered when selecting a research topic?

• Timeliness and relevance.

• The researcher’s personal resources.

• The length of the research title.

• The richness of available resources.

What is the recommended maximum number of substantive words in a research title?

• 5-10 words.

• 10-15 words.

• 15-20 words.

• No limit.

Which of the following should NOT be included in a research title?

• Phrases like 'An Investigation of.'

• The accurate subject of the study.

• The scope of the study.

• Key terms related to the research.

What must a researcher do before finalizing a research topic?

• Focus only on personal interest.

• Ensure adequate supporting evidence is available.

• Avoid reviewing existing studies.

• Ignore time and resource constraints.

Which part of a research paper sets the parameters of the study?

• Conceptual framework.

• Scope and delimitation.

• Significance of the study.

• Definition of terms.

Which of the following describes the 'Statement of the Problem'?

• It elaborates the origin of the research problem.

• It provides operational definitions of terms.

• It specifies research questions to be answered.

• It summarizes the findings of the study.