Literature Review Quiz

Which of the following best defines a literature review?

• A summary of one book only

• An evaluative report

• A casual opinion

• A survey without analysis

The first step in conducting a systematic review is:

• Listing criteria

• Clarifying the research question

• Evaluating studies

• Summarizing results

Materials used in a review must be based on __________ facts or data.

• Recent

• Reliable

• Evidence-based

• Original

Which type of review is used in quantitative research?

• Traditional

• Narrative

• Systematic

• Randomized

Meta-analysis is a kind of systematic review that:

• Uses interviews

• Combines results

• Collects stories

• Applies to qualitative data

In RRL, 'recency' means:

• Sources must be newest

• Written in English

• From your school

• From social media

Which of the following is NOT an ethical practice?

• Citing the author

• Copy-pasting

• Using quotation marks

• Giving credit

Which referencing style uses (Author, year) in-text?

• MLA

• APA

• Chicago

• Turabian

Which purpose of RRL involves connecting your study to current world conditions?

• Technical terms

• Underlying theories

• Connection to conditions

• Accuracy of questions

A review that uses verbal explanation instead of statistics is called:

• Narrative synthesis

• Meta-analysis

• Traditional review

• Random sampling