Al Hadeetha Mindanao College

(Senior High School)

Dalapang, Labangan, ZDS
LONG QUIZ IN INQUIRIES, INVESTIGATION AND IMMERSION
SUMMER CLASS

Name:__________________ Grade Level and Section: ___________Date: __________Score: ____/____

“Nothing in life is to be feared, it is only to be understood. Now is the time to understand more, so that
we may fear less”
Marie Curie-b
Write your correct answer before the number.

1. Conducted to know more about the problem.

2. Used to augment the text.
3. Peer-reviewed or abstracted refereed journals containing research results of social scientists and
other researchers (e.g. Malay, Asian Studies, Philippine Studies, American Sociological Review,
Philippine Social Science Review). Scholarly journals that can be accessed online (e.g., JSTOR and
EBSCO HOST), e-journals or Internet only scholary journals that publishes online peer-reviewed
researches (e.g., Philippine e-journals), and article or book reviews that contain literature review
essays that provide journal article or book commentary and evaluations.
4. The executive summary of research, a short summary or synopsis of the content of the research
paper. It provides the reader with a quick preview or survey of the contents of the research paper.
5. It define the extent and focus of the research. It refers to the specific topics or coverage of the
research. The geographic location should be clearly explained, the unit of analysis, or the people or
population to be studied, the time period of the research, and the questions that will be answered
by the study. On the other hand, the topics that will not be looked into the study will also serve as a
clear guide of the limits and conditions of the research.

A. Focuses on addressing a specific concern or usually offers a solution to a social problem. It

Matching Type Test is a small-scale study that introduces practical results that can be used in the short term.
Usually done by practitioners in the business sector, government, health care sector,
1. Content Analysis social service organizations, political organizations, and educational institutions.
2. Sampling design B. The last part of the research design, in quantitative research, the researcher gets a
representative sample or a small collection of units or cases from a larger population to
3. Field research study the smaller group and infer generalizations about the larger group. In qualitative
4. Basic Research research, the purpose is to collect cases, events or actions that will clarify and deepen his
5. Applied Research or her understanding of society in a particular context.
C. It is also called ethnography or participant-observation research, a qualitative research
method wherein the researcher directly interacts and observes in a small-scale social
setting in the present time and in the researcher's own culture. Data is collected through
participant observation and interviews.
D. A technique for gathering and analyzing the content of a text. Text refers to anything
written, or in visual or oral form that serves as a medium of communication. It includes
books, newspapers, magazines, advertisements, speeches, official documents, films,
musical lyrics, photographs, symbols, artworks, etc. The content of a text refers to the
words, meanings, pictures, symbols, ideas, and messages that are communicated by the
text.
E. Focuses on the advancement and production of new knowledge. This form of research is
used by academicians and scientists, and the primary consumers.
 Multiple Choice

1. This is done by computing the percentage frequency distribution of the variable with the total
number of respondents.
a. Frequency distribution b. Research Problem c. Dissertation and thesis
1. This is used to examine numerical data, which they manipulate and summarize to produce a
meaningful analysis particularly in quantitative research. It can be single variable (univariate),
two variables (bivariate), or three or more variables (multivariate).
Statistical Analysis Explanatory Research Historical-Archival Research
2. Intellectual honesty should be practiced at all times in research writing.Plagiarism can be
avoided by identifying the sources of every text that is directly quoted, paraphrased, and
summarized in the paper.
Sampling Design Content Analysis Citing Resources
3. Giving clear definitions so that readers may understand and avoid misinterpretation.
Bibliography Oral Presentation Definition of Terms
4. Researcher reorganizes the data into a format that can easily be processed by computers (e.g.,
SPSS Program, Nvivo). They develop rules to assign numbers to variable attributes.
Data Coding Abstract APA Guide

True/False questions
1. Published by government and private research institutes and policy centers. Professional
organizations that hold annual conferences have scholarly papers presented in them. → Policy
Reports and Conference Papers
2. This referes to reconstruction and recreation of the past through the use of primary and
secondary sources. → Dissertation and Thesis
3. Uses concepts from theories. The researcher finds a variable in the study that corresponds to the
concept as it was used in the theory from which it was taken. → Conceptual or Theoretical
Frameworks
4. Used in qualitative research, the researcher gradually chooses the cases based on their specific
content. → Nonprobability or Nonrandom sampling
5. The researcher does something to one group and none to another group, and then examines the
differences between the outcomes. This form of research methodology is usually employed in the
natural sciences and related fields like agriculture, engineering, and medicine; and in the social
sciences like psychology, education, journalism, marketing, nursing, political science, social
work, and sociology. → Experimental Research