Research Vocabulary Quiz 2 (60 MCQs)

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1. What are nonrestrictive/parenthetical elements?
2. The synonym of the word involve is .....
3. A list of the topics or books that will be studied in a course is called as .....
4. Uncertainty or inexactness of meaning in language *
5. A person, book, or website that gives information
6. A publisher is .....
7. When you get a specif age, you can get ..... in a lot of stores!
8. Paragraphs in poems
9. What type of research involves a small group of people discussing a product or idea?
10. The extent to which a measure is related to an outcome
11. What is the meaning of 'accurate'?
12. A formal meeting in which one or more persons question, consult, or judge the worth of another person
13. Animals that are considered to be at risk for extinction, meaning that there are so few left of their kind that they could disappear from the planet altogether.
14. What is an alternative hypothesis?
15. Choose the correct definition of the term:conclusion
16. What does 'blight' mean?
17. What is the definition of "credible" ?
18. The last paragraph in an academic paper that summarizes the essay, restates the thesis and/or gives an overall solution or recommendation to the issue discussed in the paper.
19. Reliable means .....
20. Precious graduated with a double ..... in Math and History.
21. Which is the name of the genre of books we use for information and facts?
22. The topic of your research is .....
23. When you take another person's words and place them in your own document. These must always be placed inside quotation marks and given appropriate attribution
24. Which research type is used to understand how consumers feel about a brand or product?
25. To judge or decide the amount, value, quality, or importance of something
26. Fill in the blank with the best transition.Jaden is an excellent long distance runner ..... , his cousin Anthony is better with short distances.
27. What is the purpose of footnotes in a document?
28. Your attitude towards your personality.
29. Imagine you're a detective like Sherlock Holmes, and you've just cracked a tricky case with your friends Sophia, Maya, and David. What is the final step in your detective work process as described in the text?
30. A prewriting technique in which students, either alone or in groups, jot down all words or phrases that come to mind on a topic to expand the range of available ideas, to solve a problem, or to clarify a concept
31. Translate the following word to English:la moneda
32. Asking good questions to find information
33. Audit, check (out), examine, inspect, overlook, review, scrutinize, and view have the same meaning with .....
34. This comes from the cause.
35. Secondary source
36. Face-to-face conversation to explore issues; conducted without using a structured questionnaire
37. What does the term 'research' mean?
38. Brief restatement of the most important points of the passage
39. The time a source was researched or published. This is strongly connected to the topic being researched.
40. If you are curious about something, can you research it?
41. A company wants to launch a new product in a specific city. Which segmentation should they focus on?
42. Making changes to the paper's structure or word choice
43. What is the term for 'the study skill of outlining or summarizing the ideas of a lecture, a book, or another source of information to aid in the retention of ideas'?
44. Restating what someone else wrote in your own words
45. What is the definition of bias?
46. To ..... is to tell in your own words what a passage is about including only the central idea and most important details. Does not include opinions or judgment.
47. The bad parts about a job.
48. A study where neither participants nor experimenters know who is receiving a treatment.
49. What is an "operational definition" ?
50. Why do we analyze information?
51. What is the term for 'the exact, word-for-word repetition of someone else's spoken or written words, enclosed in quotation marks'?
52. What does the prefix 're-' mean in the word 'revisit'?
53. ..... includes specific facts, statistics and examples.
54. What does it mean to do research?
55. The most important sentence in an essay that gives the main idea
56. To study (something) closely and carefully
57. Research question
58. The Buffalo Bills wanted to raise ticket prices. For two games, they decided to increase prices by $ 10 per ticket to see if it would change the amount of people who purchased tickets. What type of primary research is this?
59. Able to be believed; convincing.
60. A subtopic is .....