Quiz #3

I. Identification
1. One or two sentences that states precisely what is to
be answered, proven, or what you will inform your
audience about your topic.
2. Set of questions used in a survey.
3. Individuals who have been invited to participate in a
particular study and have actually taken part in the
study. 2
I. Identification

4. Questions that can be answered with a word or a

phrase.
5. Questions that require respondents to write out their
answers and to include some detail.

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II. True or False
6. Put the more important questions at the end of your
questionnaire.
7. Find broader and narrower terms, synonyms, key
concepts for key words to widen your search
capabilities.
8. You can use questions that are unnecessary to your
research. 4
II. True or False

9. The questionnaire should be administered based on

the time and availability of the researchers.
10. Choose a research topic that interests you.

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Answers:
1. Thesis Statement 6. FALSE
2. Survey Questionnaire 7. TRUE
3. Respondents 8. FALSE
4. Closed Questions 9. FALSE
5. Open-ended Questions 10. TRUE
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