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TRUE OR FALSEOnline version TRUENOR FALSE by Almaira Cali 1 A research title clearly reflects the main focus of the study. a TRUE b FALSE 2 The abstract is a detailed discussion of the entire research paper. a TRUE b FALSE 3 The introduction explains why the study is important. a TRUE b FALSE 4 The background of the study presents the general situation related to the research problem. a TRUE b FALSE 5 The purpose of the study states how the research will be conducted. a TRUE b FALSE 6 The statement of the problem presents the questions the study aims to answer. a TRUE b FALSE 7 The significance of the study explains who will benefit from the research. a TRUE b FALSE 8 Scope and delimitation identify the limitations and boundaries of the study. a TRUE b FALSE 9 The literature review summarizes related studies and sources. a TRUE b FALSE 10 Methodology explains the results of the study. a TRUE b FALSE 11 Research design refers to the overall plan of the research. a TRUE b FALSE 12 Research site tells where the study was conducted. a TRUE b FALSE 13 Respondents are the tools used to collect data. a TRUE b FALSE 14 Sampling procedure explains how participants are selected. a TRUE b FALSE 15 A questionnaire is a set of written questions used to gather data. a TRUE b FALSE 16 An interview guide contains prepared questions for an interview. a TRUE b FALSE 17 Survey data are always collected through interviews only. a TRUE b FALSE 18 Results present the findings of the study. a TRUE b FALSE 19 References list the sources used in the research. a TRUE b FALSE 20 An appendix contains supplementary materials like questionnaires and tables. a TRUE b FALSE

1

A research title clearly reflects the main focus of the study.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

2

The abstract is a detailed discussion of the entire research paper.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

3

The introduction explains why the study is important.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

4

The background of the study presents the general situation related to the research problem.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

5

The purpose of the study states how the research will be conducted.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

6

The statement of the problem presents the questions the study aims to answer.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

7

The significance of the study explains who will benefit from the research.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

8

Scope and delimitation identify the limitations and boundaries of the study.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

9

The literature review summarizes related studies and sources.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

10

Methodology explains the results of the study.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

11

Research design refers to the overall plan of the research.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

12

Research site tells where the study was conducted.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

13

Respondents are the tools used to collect data.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

14

Sampling procedure explains how participants are selected.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

15

A questionnaire is a set of written questions used to gather data.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

16

An interview guide contains prepared questions for an interview.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

17

Survey data are always collected through interviews only.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

18

Results present the findings of the study.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

19

References list the sources used in the research.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

20

An appendix contains supplementary materials like questionnaires and tables.

a

TRUE

b

FALSE

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TRUE OR FALSEOnline version

by Almaira Cali

A research title clearly reflects the main focus of the study.

The abstract is a detailed discussion of the entire research paper.

The introduction explains why the study is important.

The background of the study presents the general situation related to the research problem.

The purpose of the study states how the research will be conducted.

The statement of the problem presents the questions the study aims to answer.

The significance of the study explains who will benefit from the research.

Scope and delimitation identify the limitations and boundaries of the study.

The literature review summarizes related studies and sources.

Methodology explains the results of the study.

Research design refers to the overall plan of the research.

Research site tells where the study was conducted.

Respondents are the tools used to collect data.

Sampling procedure explains how participants are selected.

A questionnaire is a set of written questions used to gather data.

An interview guide contains prepared questions for an interview.

Survey data are always collected through interviews only.

Results present the findings of the study.

References list the sources used in the research.

An appendix contains supplementary materials like questionnaires and tables.

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