Research Questionaires

Report #21: Testing the Hypothesis
By: Nicole Grace Aman & Mitche Lara Vegas
QUESTIONNAIRE
1.A special normal distribution where the mean is 0 and the standard
deviation is 1.
a. Raw score c. Z-distribution

b. Mean d. T-distribution
2.The 5th and last step in testing the hypothesis
a. Perform an appropriate c. Draw a conclusion

statistical test d. Determine the critical
b. Collect data value
3. A systematic procedure for deciding whether the results of a

research study support a particular theory which applies to a
population.
a. Z-distribution c. Hypothesis
b. T-distribution d. Hypothesis Testing
4. The μ in t-distribution formula stands for
a. Mean c. Sample size

b. Sample mean d. Population mean
5. The number of independent observations on the set of data, or the

number of variables that are free to vary.
a. Z-distribution c. Level of significance

b. Degree of freedom d. Null Hypothesis
6. A type of hypothesis which states that there is no exact or actual
relationship between the variables (one variable does not affect the
other)
a. Alternative Hypothesis a. Simple Hypothesis

b. Null Hypothesis b. Directional Hypothesis
7. A tentative statement about the relationship between two or more

variables.
a. Hypothesis testing c. Hypothesis
b. Alternative Hypothesis d. T-distribution
8. The alternative hypothesis is generally denoted as
a. H1 c. H5
b. H0 d. Df
9. The probability that estimates the population parameters when the
sample size is small and the population standard deviation is unknown.
a. Z-distribution c. Hypothesis testing
b. T-distribution d. F-distribution
10. It is use to ascertain if there is any relationship between
variables in a single direction.
a. Directional hypothesis
b. One-tailed test
c. Two-tailed test
d. Non-directional hypothesis
#22
1) These occur when the individual or group allows researchers to understand more than what is initially
obvious to observers.
A. Instrumental case studies

B. Intrinsic case studies
C. Explanatory case studies
D. Exploratory case studies
2) This type of case study is when the researcher has a personal interest in the case.
A. Instrumental case studies.

B. Intrinsic case studies
C. Explanatory case studies
D. Exploratory case studies
3) What are the advantages of check list?
A. Improves organization
B. Increases productivity
C. Prevents memory lapses
D. All of the above
4.) It is a face-to-face discussion between the interviewer and the interviewee during which the
interviewer ask the interviewee questions in order to gather information for selecting a possible human
A. Check list
B. Case study
C. Interviews
D. Observation
5) Is a way of collecting data through observing.
A. Check list
B. Case study
C. Interviews
D. Observation
6-10) Types of Appropriate Instruments in collecting data.
6. Case study
7. Check list
8. Interviews
9. Observation
10. Survey or questo nares
#23
1. It is a systematic and logical arrangement of data in the form of

rows and columns.
a. Graph
b. Table
c. Chart
d. Narrative Text
2. It presents data in a simple form, it saves space, facilitates

comparison and statistical analysis,
and reduces the chances of errors.
a. Tabulation
b. Graphical Form
c. Tabular Form
d. Presentation of Data
3. What are included in presenting a table?

a. Results, Discussion and Conclusion
b. Rows and Columns
c. Line Graph, Bar Graph and Pie Chart
d. Table Number, Table Title, Body and Notes
4. This is where contents that cannot be understood from the table

title or body alone are stated.
a. Table Number
b. Table Title
c. Notes
d. Body
5. The following are rules which one needs to follow in interpreting
data on tables, except?
a. Analyze the connections among the details of the headings.
b. Disregard the unusual pattern of the data and determine the reason
behind these.
c. Present the significant figures (overall results, high and low
values, the unusual pattern).
d. Refrain from repeating again what’s inside the table.
6. By doing this, it will add value to your research findings.

a. Begin with the table number and the title.
b. Support your findings with literature and studies that confirms or
contrasts your results.
c. Establish the practical implications of the results.
d. End with a brief generalization.
7. It is a visual representation which focuses on how a change in one

variable affects the other.
a. Graph
b. Table
c. Chart
d. Narrative Text
8. What is a line graph used for?

a. To display the relationship of parts to a whole.
b. To illustrate comparisons of amounts and quantities.
c. To illustrate trends and changes in data over time.
d. None of the above.
9. Szuffai conducted a survey to find out which drink sells the most
in her café. What type of graph
should she use to present her findings?
a. Line Graph
b. Bar Graph
c. Pie Chart
d. Presentation of data is unnecessary.
10. One of the advantages in using Pie Chart is…

a. It helps in studying data trends over a period of time.
b. It summarizes a large amount of data in an understandable form.
c. It summarizes data into a visually appealing form.
d. All of the above.
#20 something
TEST 1
1. It is the part of the research where the key information about the most important outcomes of the
study including the effecrs,summary of the results and certainty of the evidences,that are provided in
the study are presented.
A. RRL C. CONCLUSION
B. RESEARCH FINDINGS D. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
2. It is the part of the research where the synthesis of key points in a study are presented. It is also
defined as a brief short part of the research that explains important information about the study such
as the results and solution to the problems that are stated in the study.
A. CONCLUSION C. ABSTRACT
B. METHODOLOGY D.RESEARCH FINDINGS
3. A good conclusion has its different characteristics, which among the given choices doesn’t belong to
the characteristics of a good conclusion?
A. Conclusions should be clear,concise and brief.
B. Conclusions should specifically answer the questions the “Statement of the Problem” of the a
certain research.
C. Conclusions should introduce new arguments
D. Conclusions should be the interferences and generalization from the research findings.
4. One of the characteristic of a well good conclusion is having a clear,concise and brief flow.
A.TRUE C. Maybe
B.ESLAF D. Not sure
5. A good conclusions should interwined with the introduction. It means that?

A. Conclusions should not be connected to the introduction
B. Conclusions should be related to the introductions and describe the whole results of the study.
C. Conclusions should only related and describe the whole results of the study.
D. Conclusions should summarize and describe only the introduction of the study.
TEST 2.
Choose the correct and best word an to complete the sentence.
6. A conclusion should ( contain, not contain ) numerical datas
7. Only the ( Acceptance and Rejection, Pledge and Credibility ) of the result of the study is written in
the conclusion.
8. The essence of of (Reorganizing, Revieweing ) the whole parts of the study is to deeply understand
the whole study.
Test 3: True or False
9. Research findings or summary of findings is helpful in doing the conclusion of the study because it
describe the whole result, key points as well as the solution to the stated problem.
10. A good Conclusion should be the interferences and generalization from the research findings.
ANSWER KEY
1.B 2.A 3.C 4.A 5.B
6. Not Contain
7.Acceptance and Rejection
8. Reviewing
9. True
10. True
25
1. It is commonly used to indicate average.
A. Regression
B. Standard Deviation
C. Mean
D. Median
2. This method tests the validity and authenticity of a hypothesis,

outcome or argument.
A. Hypothesis Testing
B. Sample Size Determination
C. Standard Deviation
D. Regression
3. A type of statistical analysis that is based on the analysis and

findings produced for sample data from the large population.
A. Descriptive Statistics.
B. Inferential Statistics
C. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
D. Prescriptive Analysis
4. A type of statistical analysis that refers to collecting,
organizing, analyzing, and summarizing data sets in an understandable
format like charts, graphs and tables.
A. Descriptive Statistics
B. Inferential Statistics
C. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
D. Prescriptive Analysis
5. What is the correct formula for regression?

A. Y= a+b(x)
B. Y= axb(x)
C. Y=b+a(x)
D. Y= bxa(x)
6-10. Give the Methods of Statistical Analysis

•Mean
Standard Deviation
•Regression
Hypothesis Testing
Sample Size Determination
26: Formulating Recommendations & Listing References Quiz
TRUE or FALSE
1. The recommendations based on the findings and conclusions should be practical, workable and
achievable.
2. When formulating policy recommendations, feasibility or viability of the proposed policy should
be included.
3. You can make recommendations on how others will benefit from the findings of your study.
4. A practice serves as a guideline in promulgating certain regulations in various sectors of society.
5. The recommendation is also need to some problems discovered in the research study.
6. Plagiarism means using someone's idea or thoughts without giving them credit.
7. you may also recommend further studies regarding the problem at hand.
8. Including a photo in your paper with the photographer's name is an example of Plagiarism.
9. The recommendations should be well thought of and with valid reason.
10. Conclusion is a part of the paper in which you formulate suggestions about some
resolutions needed as a response to the research problem.
ANSWER KEY
1. TRUE
2. TRUE
3. FALSE
4. TRUE
5. TRUE
6. TRUE
7. TRUE
8. FALSE
9. TRUE
10. FALSE
27
1. Is an outcome of a scientific investigation and its purpose is to convey information contained in

a report to reader or audience.
A. Research Report
B. Hypothesis
C. Research Study
D. Analysis
2. Provide the researcher with an explicit approach to thinking about and recording each element
in the initial development of a unique research plan.
A. Research Study
B. Research Workbook
C. Inquiry
D. Hypothesis
3. Paragraph catches the attention of the reader.
A. THEORETICAL/CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
B. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
C. HYPOTHESIS OF THE STUDY
D. INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH
4. What chapter does Review of Related Literature belong?
A. Chapter 1
B. Chapter 2
C. Chapter 3
D. Chapter 4
5. What chapter does Scope and Delimitation of the Study belong?
A. Chapter 1
B. Chapter 2
C. Chapter 3
D. Chapter 4
6. What chapter does Research Design/Method belong?
A. Chapter 1
B. Chapter 2
C. Chapter 3
D. Chapter 4
7. It capsulized the main problem stated in the title of the research study.
A. HYPOTHESIS OF THE STUDY
B. THEORETICAL/CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
C. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
8. It is an accurate statement of the objectives of the study.
A. HYPOTHESIS OF THE STUDY
C. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
9. In this part the importance of the study is specified.
A. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
C. SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
D. RESEARCH DESIGN
10. Is written in future tense.
A. Research Design
B. Research Workbook
C. Research Proposal
D. Research Report

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Report #21: Testing the Hypothesis

By: Nicole Grace Aman & Mitche Lara Vegas

a. Raw score c. Z-distribution

2.The 5th and last step in testing the hypothesis

a. Perform an appropriate c. Draw a conclusion

3. A systematic procedure for deciding whether the results of a

4. The μ in t-distribution formula stands for

a. Mean c. Sample size

5. The number of independent observations on the set of data, or the

a. Z-distribution c. Level of significance

a. Alternative Hypothesis a. Simple Hypothesis

7. A tentative statement about the relationship between two or more

A. Instrumental case studies

A. Instrumental case studies.

3) What are the advantages of check list?

6-10) Types of Appropriate Instruments in collecting data.

10. Survey or questo nares

1. It is a systematic and logical arrangement of data in the form of

2. It presents data in a simple form, it saves space, facilitates

3. What are included in presenting a table?

4. This is where contents that cannot be understood from the table

6. By doing this, it will add value to your research findings.

7. It is a visual representation which focuses on how a change in one

8. What is a line graph used for?

10. One of the advantages in using Pie Chart is…

5. A good conclusions should interwined with the introduction. It means that?

6. A conclusion should ( contain, not contain ) numerical datas

2. This method tests the validity and authenticity of a hypothesis,

3. A type of statistical analysis that is based on the analysis and

5. What is the correct formula for regression?

6-10. Give the Methods of Statistical Analysis

1. Is an outcome of a scientific investigation and its purpose is to convey information contained in

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