Research Vocabulary Quiz 17 (60 MCQs)

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1. An article, book, website, etc. that you plan to quote in your paper
2. Imagine Luna and Sophia are on a detective mission in their science project. What does "Observation" involve in their research?
3. What does the term credible mean?
4. Rewording of something written by someone else
5. What should show after I enter my keywords and hit search?
6. What is Paraphrase?
7. Fill in the blank: ..... is looking for new information and learning cool things by asking questions and exploring.
8. True or false:It's okay to drop in a quote all by itself, without any of your own words before.
9. The type of primary research where you collect information without interacting with the participant.
10. A tendency to lean to one or the other side of an argument.
11. Locating facts about a topic using books, the internet or database sources
12. The published articles in an academic field
13. What is the primary purpose of an archive?
14. Definition of a claim
15. Research can be defined as
16. Which word means:To judge the quality or importance of information?
17. What do we call the resource which is a short introduction located at the beginning of a book?
18. An expression whose meaning means something elseIt is raining cats and dogs.
19. Which word means writing only someone's key ideas?
20. General subject area chosen or assigned for research
21. A predator hunts other animals for food.
22. A previous statement of factor assertion that serves as the basis for a further argument.
23. Josh asked the same set of questions to a his geometry class to find out how many like football.
24. What is the best keyword if we want to find where something lives?
25. What role do "Icons" play on web pages?
26. To cite something is to .....
27. What is the term for 'the quality of having reliable and trustworthy characteristics'?
28. Wisener, Kathy, '' Wildlife Federation" www.wildlifefederation.org/pandas.
29. Copying words and ideas from a source and presenting them as your own is?
30. Excessive frivolity; a lack of seriousness; joking
31. A taxi company in Atlanta puts a new type of tire with a special tread on a random sample of 50 cars, and the regular type of tire on another random sample of 50 cars. What is the dependent (response) variable in this experimental research study?
32. Which of the following is an example of citing a source?
33. Mya thought the water cycle diagram was confusing at first, but she figured it out after reading the ..... on the next page.
34. The places from which you get information
35. A sentence stating the main idea of your paper
36. True or FalseIf you keep any of the same vocabulary without direct quotations, you are plagiarizing.
37. An object, event, idea, belief, time period, or any other type of category you are trying to measure
38. When a person adopts the ways of another culture and fully becomes part of a different society, country, etc.
39. Tells what a paragraph will be about. Every sentence supports it.
40. A retraction happens when:
41. Which marketing research term is defined as:'Research that explores attitudes, motivations, and opinions through non-numerical data like interviews or observations.'?
42. The person who writes the story
43. To give a brief statement of the main points of something
44. What occupational ..... do Taylor need to become a fashion designer?
45. Which word means correct in all details, exact, or right?
46. Imagine you're a detective like Samuel, Luna, and Ethan, solving the mystery of your research. What would "Conclusion" represent in your detective work?
47. Research process
48. If something is taken out of context, it may .....
49. The beliefs and ideas of a PROFESSIONAL in a certain field. (someone who studied the issue.)
50. Fill in the blank: ..... is information about something that someone else already wrote about; getting the information second-hand.
51. Restatement in your own words of specific ideas and information must ALWAYS be cited
52. Imagine Emma, Sophia, and Luna are on a treasure hunt. In research terms, what would "Data" be?
53. What is a word that relates to 'investigate'?
54. Difference, disagreement, dissimilarity, distinction, diverseness have the same meaning with .....
55. Fill in the blank:A method of gathering information from a large group of people by asking them a series of questions about a specific topic is called .....
56. First version of a written assignment that is revised and improved in later drafts
57. What does "empirical" mean?
58. Imagine James and William are on a treasure hunt. They come across an ancient scroll that asks, "What does it mean to "Contrast" in research?" Help them decode the scroll to continue their adventure!
59. A periodical is a magazine .....
60. The relationship between two variables is such that as one variable's values tend to increase, the other variable's values also tend to increase