Inquiry, Investigation, Immersion TRUE 14.

Linkage is all about forming of connections

Assessment No. 2 between the prior and the existing body of knowledge.
(Modules 3-4) FALSE 15. Putting together materials from different
sources into an integrated whole is called authority.
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Choose the letter of the TRUE 16. A good literature review may consist of simply
best answer. a summary of key sources.
1. Which criterion is observed when your chosen TRUE 17. A literature review has an organizational
information provides your research needs? pattern and commonly combines the summary and
A. coverage B. authority C. credibility D. objectivity synthesis often within the specific conceptual categories.
2. Which criterion is observed when your chosen FALSE 18. A literature review is plainly included on your
information was interpreted without any bias? thesis or research paper as to make your manuscript
A. accuracy B. authority C. credibility D. objectivity bulky.
3. Which criterion is observed when your chosen TRUE 19. A literature review is designed for you to
information is still commonly known, in use or accepted? provide an overview of sources you have explored while
A. currency B. coverage C. accuracy D. objectivity researching a particular topic.
4. Which criterion is observed when you chose TRUE 20. A good literature review in your study provides
information based on its reliability and correctness? your readers how your research fits within a larger field
A. coverage B. accuracy C. credibility D. objectivity of study.
5. Which criterion is observed when the author of your
chosen information has the qualifications to write on
that specific topic?
A. accuracy B. authority C. credibility D. objectivity
6. This refers to unethical practice of using words or
ideas (either planned or accidental) of another author/
researcher or your own previous works without proper
acknowledgement. A. Citation C. Ethical Consideration
B. Referencing D. Plagiarism
7. This is the process by which a researcher will tell to
her target that a certain material in his work came from
another source. A. Citation C. Ethical Consideration
B. Referencing D. Plagiarism
8. It also allows the researcher to know when was the
study was conducted.
A. Year of publication C. Referencing
B. Plagiarism D. Objectivity
9. “et.al.” refers to ____.
A. Year of publication C. and others
B. Plagiarism D. Objectivity
10. This refers to the integration of different sources
coming from different references in order to make a
meaningful whole of ideas in a study.
A. Year of publication C. and others
B. Synthesis D. Objectivity
True or False: Write TRUE if the statement is
correct, otherwise write FALSE.
FALSE 11. The reliability and correctness of information
is called accuracy.
TRUE 12. The extent to which a research account is
believable and appropriate is said to be credibility.
TRUE 13. Objectivity is the fact of being based on facts
and not influenced by personal beliefs or feelings.