46-What is design?
A-It is used to summarise data
B- It is used to highlight the research problem
C-It is a logical structure of inquiry (research)
D-It is used for referencing
47- One important step in research is to define your terms , one example of the is
A-To define the statistics used
B- To define the sample
C- To define the main term in your research like (word,t-units …etc)
D- To define the tools used
48-One type of plagiarism is
A-You reference the quotation
B- You acknowledge other people's ideas
C- You mention who helped you in your research
D- You use one of your research as two pieces of research
49-One way to attract participants to your research is to
A-Threaten them
B-Punish them
C-Shout them
D-Reward them
50-One way to avoid other variables affecting your variables is to make them
A-Moveable
B-Manipulative
C-Variable
D-Consonant
51-In experimental design , we need
A-No groups
B-Two groups
C-Half groups
D-One groups
52- to make results clearer to our readers we use:
a- unexplained numbers
b- brief description
c- graphs, charts & tables
d- mystery & ambiguity
53- research is :
a- looking for new ideas & findings
b- looking for previous studies
c- looking for data only
d- looking for knowledge only
54- the references list is:
a- all the authors who share the same topic as yours
b- all the books, articles, website .. etc you consulted
c- all the potential publishers of your research
d- all the terms you used in your research
55- questionnaires in ELT are used to:
a- access the cognitive ability
b- interpt the results
c- design the research
d- gather information about people views, attitudes, perceptions
56-Variables that you want to exclude their effects are called:
A- Independent variables
B-Control variables
C-Explanatory variables
D-Dependent variables
57-The Independent variables is:
A-the variable that is thought to affect the hypothesis
B- the variable that is thought to affect the dependent variable
C- the variable that is thought to affect the results
D-- the variable that is thought to affect the abstract
58- The methods section tells us about
A-How did we find literature review
B-How to write-up the research
C-What did we do to get the results?
D-How to reference
59-A hypothesis is
A- A hypothesis is a statement that describes or explains a relationship a
B- A hypothesis is a statement about your research
C- A hypothesis is a statement about the outcome of your research
D- A hypothesis is a statement about the problems in your research
60-The adequate level of certainty every research is always at
A-95%
B-100%
C-200%
D-5%
61- plagiarism is
A-representing your own language and ideas as your own original work
B- representing other authors language and ideas as your own original work
C- representing other auothor's language and ideas as their own original work
D- representing other author's language and ideas as a plagiarism work
62- Examples of where someone can find samples and administer research tools are الصورهـ ناقصه
A. Your own car
B. Your own briefcase
C. Your own head
D. Your own organization or others
63- If you want to compare the same groups at one point in time, then your design الصورهـ ناقصه
A. Cross-sectional
B. Between groups
C. Within groups
D. Longitudinal
64- In choosing a research topic ……….. is very important
A. Constructs
B. Time limit
C. Emotions
D. Health
65- Our literature review should include
A. Discussion of our results
B. Results
C. Previous studies
D. Design of our research
66- When we have two groups, we usually call one the experimental group and:
A. The control group
B. The classical group
C. The between group
D. The within group
67- good research should have
A. Novel data
B. No data
C. Repeated data
D. Stolen data
68- The technical term for the variance between scores is
A. Standard measures
B. Standard features
C. Standard tests
D. Standard deviation
69- statistics that are used to show differences or relationship are called
A-between groups
B-one-way ANOVA
C-repeated measures
D-within groups
70- we always look for our research results to be
A- focused only on our school
B-limited only to our context
C-having interests to few people
D- having wider implication