Research Vocabulary Quiz 14 (60 MCQs)

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1. Author, title publisher written on a card along with information gathered from that source
2. What is the term for the central message or insight revealed through a story?
3. Existing only as an assumption or speculation is called as .....
4. What is a keyword search?
5. What is the term used to describe the entire group you want information about?
6. The Earth, basketball, Christmas, and My First Day of School are examples of: .....
7. What is found at the end of a research paper that includes a list of books or writings about a subject?
8. In spanish means "Encuesta"
9. The employer liked Leon's resume and scheduled an ..... for the next day.
10. The point of the paragraph-the most important thing about the topic. Usually found in the topic sentence, which is the first sentence of a paragraph.
11. Of dubious authenticity or origin:spurious
12. An argument or set of reasons that does not agree with (AGAINST) your argument
13. The initial create stage of writing, prior to drafting, in which a writer formulates ideas, gathers information, considers ways to organize them.
14. Which word means connected or on-topic?
15. A list of articles of books used for research
16. Translate the following word to English:nevoso
17. An anecdote is a
18. Which word means:A person who supports an issue?
19. Saying something in different words to keep the same idea but to reword something written or spoken by someone else.
20. Framework or guide for writing a research paper
21. What does it mean to "generalize" in scientific inquiry?
22. Which term describes the logical sequence of ideas in a text?
23. What is the main focus of research?
24. Part or all of a group is the .....
25. To make changes by adding, deleting, or modifying text, graphics, or other items in a document
26. In a survey, what type of question requires the subject to choose an answer based on listed choices?
27. A SENTENCE that states the main topic of the entire paper; it can be found at the end of the introductory paragraph and is reworded at the beginning of the conclusion paragraph
28. Imagine Arjun, Michael, and Ethan are on a thrilling quest to uncover the secrets of an ancient mystery. As they navigate through hidden clues and puzzles, they come across various pieces of evidence. According to the adventure, what can be considered as real evidence?
29. A systematic investigation of phenomena by gathering quantifiable data
30. Which term refers to facts and statistics collected together for analysis?
31. What is a direct quote?
32. Aaron's ..... will be attached to his resume.
33. What do we call the resource that is a trip to a particular location or museum for learning purposes?
34. Express the meaning of (the writer or speaker or something written or spoken) using different words
35. What does it mean to "interpret" something?
36. The quality of a piece of writing in which the ideas are clearly arranged so a reader can follow the progression from one idea to the next
37. What does the term "Drawback" mean?
38. The stage of the writing process in which one considers and improves the meaning and underlying structure of a written draft
39. Choose the term to match this definition:to say (something that someone else has said or written) using different words
40. The research paper was the ..... of all their efforts throughout the year.
41. Find a synonym for 'examine'.
42. Tells the first and last word on a page
43. The ..... is the address of a web page.
44. A publisher .....
45. What term means including people from different social and ethnic backgrounds, genders, and/or sexual orientations?
46. Research done through observation or experiments.
47. What is the term for the following definition? Original data collected firsthand through surveys, interviews, experiments, or observations specifically for a research purpose.
48. Information that is collected is known as .....
49. A survey of scholarly sources on a specific topic is called:
50. Works that analyze, interpret, or critique primary sources are called:
51. What do you call informational sources from the time of an event, or firsthand testimony or direct evidence concerning a particular topic?
52. One who tells stories with skill and wit
53. Number of job openings in any given field is what?
54. A blend of qualitative and quantitative methods
55. The final version of your essay.
56. What is the term for finding facts about your topic from books, articles, and websites?
57. What kind of sentence is this:This cat is orange.
58. ..... are vertebrate animals that have fur or hair, can produce milk for their babies, and are warm-blooded.
59. Careful and organized study or gathering information about a specific topic.
60. Ashlei may receive benefits from worker's ..... if she get hurt.