POINTERS TO REVIEW (Finals)

Question 1

It is the process of rewriting someone else’s work in your own words while maintaining the original meaning

Answer 1

Paraphrasing

Question 2

It is commonly used in English literature.

Answer 2

APA style documentation

Question 3

It is defined as using someone else’s work without their permission

Answer 3

Plagiarism

Question 4

What is the appropriate and ethical practice in using sources in academic writing?

Answer 4

to use direct quotes from a
book with proper citation.

Question 5

It involves condensing the main ideas and key points of a text in your own words.

Answer 5

Summarizing

Question 6

What is the proper APA style for a website citation?

Answer 6

Author’s last name, first initial. (Year). Title of webpage. Retrieved from [URL]

Question 7

When using APA style, the reference page should be formatted with?

Answer 7

hanging indents and double-spacing.

Question 8

When formulating a research title, it is important to?

Answer 8

keep the title concise and specific to the research topic.

Question 9

What should include in-text citations when using APA style?

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the author’s last name and the year of publication

Question 10

What is the correct APA format for a book citation?

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Author’s last name, first initial. (Year). Title of book. Publisher.

Question 11

The introduction section of a research proposal should?

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clearly state the research problem and its significance.

Question 12

What are the common components of an Introduction section in a research proposal?

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 Research objectives and aims.
 Theoretical framework and literature review.
 Research hypotheses and variables

Question 13

What is the purpose of the introduction section in a research proposal?

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to provide background information and context for the research problem.

Question 14

In the introduction section, it is important to?

Answer 14

present a clear and concise research question or hypothesis.

Question 15

What is the primary purpose of the background of the Study in a research proposal?

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to present the historical context and rationale for the research.

Question 16

What is the role of the statement of the Problem in a research proposal?

Answer 16

to outline the specific issues or questions the study aims to address.

Question 17

It refers to a technique to grab the reader’s attention
in the introduction.

Answer 17

Narrative Hook

Question 18

Why is it essential to include the Related Legal Basis in a research proposal?

Answer 18

to comply with ethical standards and regulations.

Question 19

It is typically emphasizes the broader implications and importance of the study.

Answer 19

Significance of the Study

Question 20

It is the section of the research proposal that provides clear definitions of key terms used in
the study

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Definition or Terms

Question 21

It refers to the specific boundaries and limitations of the study in a research proposal

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Scope and Delimitation

Question 22

RRL means

Answer 22

Review of Related Literature

Question 22

What is the primary purpose of the “Related Literature and Studies” section?

Answer 22

to review and analyze previous research relevant to the study.

Question 23

In this section, we typically find information about existing theories related to the research topic in a research proposal.

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Literature Review

Question 24

What are the components of the Related Literature and Studies section in a research proposal?

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Summary of previous research findings.
 Critique of existing literature.
 Identification of research gaps

Question 25

It refers to a set of assumptions and concepts that guide the study in a research proposal

Answer 25

Theoretical Framework

Question 26

What is he key purpose of including a “Theoretical and Conceptual Framework” in a research proposal?

Answer 26

to establish a foundation for the study and guide the research design.

Question 27

The section of the research proposal that involves a critical examination and synthesis of existing literature.

Answer 27

Literature review

Question 28

The section of the research proposal that outlines the researcher’s conceptual framework for the study

Answer 28

Theoretical Framework

Question 29

What is the purpose of the Research Framework?

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to present a graphical representation of the study

Question 30

What is the primary focus of the “Objectives” section in a research proposal?

Answer 30

to outline the specific goals and aims of the study.

Question 31

It is the section of the research proposal that includes a visual representation, such as a
flowchart or diagram.

Answer 31

Theoretical Framework

Question 32

What is the primary purpose of the “Methodology” section in a research proposal?

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to describe the overall approach and procedures of the research

Question 33

It plays in shaping the research proposal by guiding us in the selection of research methods and tools.

Answer 33

Theoretical Framework

Question 34

The section of the research proposal that outlines the specific objectives and questions the study aims to answer is statement of the problem.

Answer 34

Objectives

Question 35

It refers to the overall plan or strategy for conducting the research.

Answer 35

Research design

Question 36

What section of research proposal is the research design?

Answer 36

Methodology

Question 37

It questions that the study aims to answer the?

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Statement of the problem

Question 38

What are the components of the “Methodology” section?

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• Sampling procedure
• Data analysis
• Data collection methods

Question 39

It encompasses the tools and techniques used to gather research data.

Answer 39

Data Collection Methods

Question 40

What is the significance of the “Sampling Procedure” in the “Methodology” section?

Answer 40

It outlines how participants
for the study will be selected.

Question 41

What is the role of the “Limitations of the Study” section in a research proposal?

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to acknowledge potential weaknesses or constraints in the research.

Question 42

What are the following are examples of a qualitative data collection method?

Answer 42

• Surveys
• Experiments
• Interviews
• Observations

Question 43

When paraphrasing or summarizing information from a source, it is important to:

Answer 43

to change the structure and wording of the original text

Question 44

When paraphrasing or summarizing, it is important to:

Answer 44

to use synonyms and different sentence structures to convey the same meaning.