Grade 12_Research2_Q4_Quiz#1

What is the best definition of research?

• A collection of opinions about a topic.

• A systematic process of gathering and analyzing information.

• A way to copy and summarize existing knowledge.

• A casual observation of events.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of research?

• Objective

• Systematic

• Biased

• Empirical

Which type of research focuses on numbers, data, and statistics?

• Qualitative Research

• Quantitative Research

• Exploratory Research

• Historical Research

What is the primary goal of research?

• To create new opinions.

• To systematically discover new knowledge.

• To confirm personal beliefs.

• To replace existing knowledge.

What is the first step in conducting research?

• Data Collection

• Writing the Final Report

• Identifying and Selecting a Research Topic

• Analyzing Data

What makes a research topic "good" and worth investigating?

• It is interesting, researchable, and relevant.

• It is complex and hard to study.

• It is a well-known fact with no new perspectives.

• It is impossible to research.

A research topic should be:

• Too broad to include many aspects

• Specific, researchable, and relevant

• Based only on personal opinions

• Difficult to find sources for

What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative research?

• Qualitative research uses numbers, while quantitative research uses words.

• Qualitative research is less reliable than quantitative research.

• Qualitative research focuses on descriptions, while quantitative research focused on numerical data.

• Qualitative research is always better than quantitative research.

What is the importance of research in everyday life?

• It provides answers based on assumptions.

• It helps in decision-making and problem-solving.

• It eliminates all risks and uncertainties.

• It has no real-life applications.

Why is it important to narrow down a research topic?

• To ensure that the research focuses on a specific problem.

• To include as much information as possible.

• To make the research more complicated.

• To make it difficult for others to understand.