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St. Isidore Labrador Child Development Center, Inc. Maya, Daanbantayan, Cebu First Quarter in Mathematics 9 in Grade 9 - Owl
St. Isidore Labrador Child Development Center, Inc. Maya, Daanbantayan, Cebu First Quarter in Mathematics 9 in Grade 9 - Owl
9. The following are the values of a, b and c that Edna and Luisa got when they expressed in
standard form. 5 – 3x = 2x2
Edna: a= 2, b= 3, c= -5 Luisa: a= -2, b= -3, c= 5
Who do you think got the correct answer?
A. Edna C. Both
B. Luisa D. None of them
18. What is missing to make the quadratic equation x2 + 8x + ___ = 0 perfect square?
A. 24 C. 200
B. 124 D. 16
19. Mina wants to get the sum of the roots, she gets the values of a, b and c, what process will
she do next?
−𝑏 𝑏
A. Substitute the values of a and b to C. Substitute the values of a and b to
𝑎 𝑎
𝑐 −𝑐
B. Substitute the values of a and c to 𝑎 D. Substitute the values of a and c to 𝑎
20. When the discriminant is negative, then the nature of the roots are __________.
A. Real, equal and one solution C. real, irrational, not equal and two solutions
B. Real, rational, not equal and two solution D. no real roots.
23. What are the roots/ solutions of this X2 – 5x - 36 = 0 using Quadratic formula?
A. x = 9, x = -4 C. x = 9, x = 4
B. x = 4, x = -9 D. x = -9, x = -4
Quadratic Formula
3. x2 – 8x – 48 = 0
4. The sum of two numbers is 10. Their product is 21. Find the numbers.
5. The product of two consecutive integers is 240. Find the two integers.
-----Anthony Robbins
9. The following are the values of a, b and c that Edna and Luisa got when they expressed
in standard form. 5 – 3x = 2x2
Edna: a= 2, b= 3, c= -5 Luisa: a= -2, b= -3, c= 5
Who do you think got the correct answer?
A. Edna C. Both
B. Luisa D. None of them
17. What is missing to make the quadratic equation x2 + 12x + ___ = 0 perfect square?
A. 12 C. 36
B. 24 D. 48
18. What is missing to make the quadratic equation x2 + 8x + ___ = 0 perfect square?
A. 24 C. 200
B. 124 D. 16
19. Mina wants to get the sum of the roots, she gets the values of a, b and c, what process
will she do next?
−𝑏 𝑏
A. Substitute the values of a and b to C. Substitute the values of a and b to
𝑎 𝑎
𝑐 −𝑐
B. Substitute the values of a and c to D. Substitute the values of a and c to
𝑎 𝑎
20. When the discriminant is negative, then the nature of the roots are __________.
A. Real, equal and one solution C. real, irrational, not equal and two solutions
B. Real, rational, not equal and two solution D. no real roots.
23. What are the roots/ solutions of this X2 – 5x - 36 = 0 using Quadratic formula?
A. x = 9, x = -4 C. x = 9, x = 4
B. x = 4, x = -9 D. x = -9, x = -4
Quadratic Formula
3. x2 – 8x – 48 = 0
4. The sum of two numbers is 10. Their product is 21. Find the numbers.
5. The product of two consecutive integers is 240. Find the two integers.
-----Anthony Robbins
I. ENUMERATION
Instruction: Read carefully and write the correct answer. (Erasure means wrong)
2. There are some problems that are very ambiguous and somehow unsolvable.
(Example the existing of the God)
A. Researchable C. Statement of the problem
B. Significance of the study D. Ethical
3. It is a key in finding new techniques and new questions that the researchers are very
curious of.
A. Quantitative Research C. Accurate
B. Brainstorming D. Concise
4. More logical and data – led approach which provides a measure of what people
think from a statistical and numerical point of view.
A. Quantitative Research C. Accurate
B. Brainstorming D. Concise
7. The chapter of the research paper wherein the significance of the study is justified
and explained to show the ways on how the research can affect the lives of different
groups of people and organizations.
A. Concise C. Ethical
B. Beneficiaries D. Exposure to field situations
8. Every word should have a reason for being present, and each word should
contribute to the message of the title.
A. Accurate C. Beneficiaries
B. Concise D. Ethical
11. Photographs, drawings and videos can give additional information on the data being
gathered in writing a quantitative research.
A. Yes C. A and B
B. No D. None of the Above
13. This where we can find an explanation of why the research topic is valuable.
A. Conclusion C. Introduction
B. Hypothesis statement D. None of the Above
14. This where the writer explains how the data was gathered and how the survey was
conducted.
A. Method section C. Analysis section
B. Conclusion section D. None of the above
17. An element in research writing where you are giving credits to your sources.
A. Appendix C. Hypothesis
B. References D. Abstract
18. The following can be placed in the appendix of the research work except ________.
A. Graphics C. Pictures
B. Sources D. Questionnaire
19. In this method of gathering data, the researcher perform a series of actions and
carefully observe their effects.
A. Survey C. Questionnaire
B. Test D. Experiment
21. Every research has to be unique and the problem should be new. The researcher
must possess an innovative knowledge on a topic.
A. Significant C. Feasible
B. Original D. Researchable
23. Identifies one or two main points in the research to communicate to the audience; a
good title is a capable of conveying those points.
A. Informative C. Clear
B. Accurate D. Concise
26. The following present the strengths of the quantitative research EXCEPT_____.
A. Can generalize a research findings when the data are based on random
samples of sufficient size.
B. Provides precise, quantitative numerical data
C. The researcher’s categories that are used might not reflect local
constituencies’ understandings.
D. It is useful for studying large numbers of people.
27. The following present the strengths of the quantitative research EXCEPT_____.
A. Can generalize a research findings when the data are based on random
samples of sufficient size.
B. Provides precise, quantitative numerical data
C. The research results are relatively independent of the researcher
D. Knowledge produced may be too abstract and general for direct application to
specific local situations, contexts, and individuals.
28. The following present the weaknesses of the quantitative research EXCEPT_____.
A. The research results are relatively independent of the researcher
B. Knowledge produced may be too abstract and general for direct application to
specific local situations, contexts, and individuals.
C. The researcher’s categories that are used might not reflect local
constituencies’ understandings.
D. The researcher’s theories that are used might not reflect local constituencies’
understandings.
29. Discrete data is from qualities that can be __________.
A. Measured C. Both
B. Counted D. None of the above
III. Read the research abstracts. Then answer the “W” questions that follows.
The study was conducted to determine the oil - degrading ability of bacteria under the
genus bacillus. Soil samples were collected from the different locations in Los Baños,
Laguna from which bacteria were isolated using enrichment technique. Of the 23
bacteria isolated, eight (8) were able to degrade diesel oil with or without complete
fertilizer supplement and with or without aeration/agitation. All diesel oil degrading
isolates were identified as Bacillus subtilis. The laboratory assay results indicate that B.
subtilis has the potency for use in degrading petroleum pollution in the environment.
-----Anthony Robbins
I. ENUMERATION
Instruction: Read carefully and write the correct answer. (Erasure means wrong)
1. These can help the researchers get a variety of first – hand experience in the field.
A. Researchable C. Statement of the problem
B. Significance of the study D. Exposure to field situation
2. There are some problems that are very ambiguous and somehow unsolvable.
(Example the existing of the God)
A. Researchable C. Statement of the problem
B. Significance of the study D. Ethical
3. It is a key in finding new techniques and new questions that the researchers are very
curious of.
7. The chapter of the research paper wherein the significance of the study is justified
and explained to show the ways on how the research can affect the lives of different
groups of people and organizations.
A. Concise C. Ethical
B. Beneficiaries D. Exposure to field situations
8. Every word should have a reason for being present, and each word should
contribute to the message of the title.
A. Accurate C. Beneficiaries
B. Concise D. Ethical
11. Photographs, drawings and videos can give additional information on the data being
gathered in writing a quantitative research.
A. Yes C. A and B
B. No D. None of the Above
13. This where we can find an explanation of why the research topic is valuable.
A. Conclusion C. Introduction
B. Hypothesis statement D. None of the Above
14. This where the writer explains how the data was gathered and how the survey was
conducted.
A. Method section C. Analysis section
B. Conclusion section D. None of the above
18. The following can be placed in the appendix of the research work except ________.
A. Graphics C. Pictures
B. Sources D. Questionnaire
19. In this method of gathering data, the researcher perform a series of actions and
carefully observe their effects.
A. Survey C. Questionnaire
B. Test D. Experiment
21. Every research has to be unique and the problem should be new. The researcher
must possess an innovative knowledge on a topic.
A. Significant C. Feasible
B. Original D. Researchable
23. Identifies one or two main points in the research to communicate to the audience; a
good title is a capable of conveying those points.
A. Informative C. Clear
B. Accurate D. Concise
26. The following present the strengths of the quantitative research EXCEPT_____.
A. Can generalize a research findings when the data are based on random
samples of sufficient size.
B. Provides precise, quantitative numerical data
C. The researcher’s categories that are used might not reflect local
constituencies’ understandings.
D. It is useful for studying large numbers of people.
27. The following present the strengths of the quantitative research EXCEPT_____.
A. Can generalize a research findings when the data are based on random
samples of sufficient size.
B. Provides precise, quantitative numerical data
C. The research results are relatively independent of the researcher
D. Knowledge produced may be too abstract and general for direct application to
specific local situations, contexts, and individuals.
28. The following present the weaknesses of the quantitative research EXCEPT_____.
A. The research results are relatively independent of the researcher
B. Knowledge produced may be too abstract and general for direct application to
specific local situations, contexts, and individuals.
C. The researcher’s categories that are used might not reflect local
constituencies’ understandings.
D. The researcher’s theories that are used might not reflect local constituencies’
understandings.
29. Discrete data is from qualities that can be __________.
A. Measured C. Both
B. Counted D. None of the above
III. Read the research abstracts. Then answer the “W” questions that follows.
The study was conducted to determine the oil - degrading ability of bacteria under
the genus bacillus. Soil samples were collected from the different locations in Los
Baños, Laguna from which bacteria were isolated using enrichment technique. Of the
23 bacteria isolated, eight (8) were able to degrade diesel oil with or without complete
fertilizer supplement and with or without aeration/agitation. All diesel oil degrading
isolates were identified as Bacillus subtilis. The laboratory assay results indicate that B.
subtilis has the potency for use in degrading petroleum pollution in the environment.
-----Anthony Robbins
I. ENUMERATION
Instruction: Read carefully and write the correct answer. (Erasure means wrong)
1. These can help the researchers get a variety of first – hand experience in the field.
A. Researchable C. Statement of the problem
B. Significance of the study D. Exposure to field situation
2. There are some problems that are very ambiguous and somehow unsolvable.
(Example the existing of the God)
A. Researchable C. Statement of the problem
B. Significance of the study D. Ethical
3. It is a key in finding new techniques and new questions that the researchers are very
curious of.
A. Quantitative Research C. Accurate
B. Brainstorming D. Concise
4. More logical and data – led approach which provides a measure of what people
think from a statistical and numerical point of view.
A. Quantitative Research C. Accurate
B. Brainstorming D. Concise
7. The chapter of the research paper wherein the significance of the study is justified
and explained to show the ways on how the research can affect the lives of different
groups of people and organizations.
A. Concise C. Ethical
B. Beneficiaries D. Exposure to field situations
8. Every word should have a reason for being present, and each word should
contribute to the message of the title.
A. Accurate C. Beneficiaries
B. Concise D. Ethical
11. Photographs, drawings and videos can give additional information on the data being
gathered in writing a quantitative research.
A. Yes C. A and B
B. No D. None of the Above
13. This where we can find an explanation of why the research topic is valuable.
A. Conclusion C. Introduction
B. Hypothesis statement D. None of the Above
14. This where the writer explains how the data was gathered and how the survey was
conducted.
A. Method section C. Analysis section
B. Conclusion section D. None of the above
18. The following can be placed in the appendix of the research work except ________.
A. Graphics C. Pictures
B. Sources D. Questionnaire
19. In this method of gathering data, the researcher perform a series of actions and
carefully observe their effects.
A. Survey C. Questionnaire
B. Test D. Experiment
21. Every research has to be unique and the problem should be new. The researcher
must possess an innovative knowledge on a topic.
A. Significant C. Feasible
B. Original D. Researchable
23. Identifies one or two main points in the research to communicate to the audience; a
good title is a capable of conveying those points.
A. Informative C. Clear
B. Accurate D. Concise
26. The following present the strengths of the quantitative research EXCEPT_____.
A. Can generalize a research findings when the data are based on random
samples of sufficient size.
B. Provides precise, quantitative numerical data
C. The researcher’s categories that are used might not reflect local
constituencies’ understandings.
D. It is useful for studying large numbers of people.
27. The following present the strengths of the quantitative research EXCEPT_____.
A. Can generalize a research findings when the data are based on random
samples of sufficient size.
B. Provides precise, quantitative numerical data
C. The research results are relatively independent of the researcher
D. Knowledge produced may be too abstract and general for direct application to
specific local situations, contexts, and individuals.
28. The following present the weaknesses of the quantitative research EXCEPT_____.
A. The research results are relatively independent of the researcher
B. Knowledge produced may be too abstract and general for direct application to
specific local situations, contexts, and individuals.
C. The researcher’s categories that are used might not reflect local
constituencies’ understandings.
D. The researcher’s theories that are used might not reflect local constituencies’
understandings.
29. Discrete data is from qualities that can be __________.
A. Measured C. Both
B. Counted D. None of the above
III. Read the research abstracts. Then answer the “W” questions that follows.
The study was conducted to determine the oil - degrading ability of bacteria under
the genus bacillus. Soil samples were collected from the different locations in Los
Baños, Laguna from which bacteria were isolated using enrichment technique. Of the
23 bacteria isolated, eight (8) were able to degrade diesel oil with or without complete
fertilizer supplement and with or without aeration/agitation. All diesel oil degrading
isolates were identified as Bacillus subtilis. The laboratory assay results indicate that B.
subtilis has the potency for use in degrading petroleum pollution in the environment.
10. What is the difference of the Qualitative Research in the Quantitative Research?
-----Anthony Robbins