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Froggy Jumps Research Problem & Design QuizOnline version Test your grasp of research framing basics. by Gael Rojas 1 Justification a It defines what is to be studied. b They establish what is to be achieved. c It explains why it is important to carry out the study. 2 What does a research problem statement define??? a Where to publish results b What is to be studied c How to conduct experiments 3 Which element states the aim of the study? a Objectives b Feasibility c Justification 4 Que conponentes explains why the study is important? a Feasibility b Research question c Justification 5 What is defined by answering 'what will be studied'? a Feasibility study b Methodology c Research question 6 What assesses if the study can be realistically completed? a Feasibility b Objectives c Justification 7 Si a si b si c Si 8 Which term connects problem, question, and purpose of a study? a Data analysis b Literature review c Research design 9 Which part sets aa measurable outcomes for the study???? a Research question b Justification c Objectives 10 What part explains the study’s relevance to knowledge gaps? a Justification b Feasibility c Research question 11 Which element should reflect what will be achieved? a Objectives b Conclusion c Research problem 12 What describes the research's scope and focus? a Ethical clearance b Literature review c Research problem statement 13 Which is essential to know before data collection begins? a Abstract b Feasibility c Tit le 14 Which statement defines the boundaries of the study? a Discussion b Research problem statement c Limitations 15 Which element links the problem to practical significance? a Methodology b Research question c Justification 16 Which component should be concise and precise about what to study? a Research question b Conclusion c Ethics approval 17 What ensures the study is worth doing in terms of impact and value? a Feasibility b Objectives c Justification 18 Objectives a It defines what is to be studied. b It evaluates whether it is possible to carry it out. c They establish what is to be achieved.

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Research Problem & Design QuizOnline version

by Gael Rojas

Justification

What does a research problem statement define???

Which element states the aim of the study?

Que conponentes explains why the study is important?

What is defined by answering 'what will be studied'?

What assesses if the study can be realistically completed?

Si

Which term connects problem, question, and purpose of a study?

Which part sets aa measurable outcomes for the study????

What part explains the study’s relevance to knowledge gaps?

Which element should reflect what will be achieved?

What describes the research's scope and focus?

Which is essential to know before data collection begins?

Which statement defines the boundaries of the study?

Which element links the problem to practical significance?

Which component should be concise and precise about what to study?

What ensures the study is worth doing in terms of impact and value?

Objectives