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MAC 202

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1. The term “recherche” originally means

A. To validate knowledge

B. To seek out or search again

C. To test a theory

D. To measure outcomes

2 / 40

2. Quota sampling seeks to reflect:

A. Random outcomes

B. Known population characteristics

C. Cultural beliefs

D. Religious views

3 / 40

3. Inappropriate questionnaire wording may

A. Increase response rate

B. Generate more questions

C. Bias the results

D. Make interviews easier

4 / 40

4. Probability sampling allows estimation of:

A. Questionnaire items

B. Time and cost

C. Sampling errors

D. Response time

5 / 40

5. Research design is determined by

A. Number of pages

B. Area of communication

C. Data collected

D. Topic title

6 / 40

6. Open-ended questionnaires require:

A. Respondent's personal response

B. Yes or No answers

C. Selected options only

D. Random guess

7 / 40

7. Survey method helps assess

A. Human anatomy

B. Only political opinions

C. Internet connectivity

D. Attitudes, knowledge, and preferences

8 / 40

8. Research helps turn unexamined realities into:

A. Statistics

B. Real-life events

C. Facts

D. Historical records

9 / 40

9. A sample is considered useful only if it is:

A. Cost-effective

B. Large enough

C. Representative of the population

D. Randomly chosen

10 / 40

10. Literature review in research involves

A. Avoiding previous works

B. Summarizing prior studies

C. Gathering interviews

D. Creating new theories

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11. Content analysis relies heavily on:

A. Observation

B. Documentary materials

C. Audio recordings

D. Questionnaires

12 / 40

12. Systematic sampling selects participants by:

A. Cluster gathering

B. Choosing every nth element

C. Using personal preference

D. Assigning random roles

13 / 40

13. Research output from lecturers can lead to:

A. Higher grades

B. Professional promotion

C. Salary increment

D. Job termination

14 / 40

14. Lack of research skills in developing nations often results from:

A. Religious beliefs

B. Career diversion

C. Government propaganda

D. Overpopulation

15 / 40

15. Researchers in communication are expected to avoid:

A. Research design

B. Sample selection

C. Data analysis

D. Forced participation

16 / 40

16. Focus group discussions are known for:

A. Closed-ended questions

B. Individual perspectives only

C. Multiple-choice responses

D. Encouraging group interaction

17 / 40

17. New knowledge and improved understanding are products of:

A. Random surveys

B. Research

C. Brainstorming sessions

D. Social media reports

18 / 40

18. Confidential government documents fall under:

A. Official document resources

B. Online resources

C. Personal records

D. Public sources

19 / 40

19. Confidentiality in research implies:

A. Hiding your identity

B. Using incentives to gather data

C. Recording data secretly

D. Not revealing private information

20 / 40

20. Replication in research allows a scholar to:

A. Copy references

B. Duplicate work directly

C. Reapply studies in new settings

D. Plagiarize with approval

21 / 40

21. Applied research is typically found in:

A. Local communities

B. Religious groups

C. Theoretical classrooms

D. Non-governmental organizations

22 / 40

22. One major advantage of surveys is

A. Limited variable examination

B. Coverage of wide geographical areas

C. In-depth psychological analysis

D. Minimal need for planning

23 / 40

23. A closed-ended questionnaire requires the respondent to:

A. Explain opinions in detail

B. Choose from listed options

C. Compose summaries

D. Provide personal narratives

24 / 40

24. Illiteracy reduces research participation by:

A. Preventing proper response

B. Raising awareness

C. Making people shy

D. Discouraging researchers

25 / 40

25. Focus group discussions are commonly applied in:

A. Laboratory experiments

B. Engineering design

C. Legal proceedings

D. Community development research

26 / 40

26. Scientific prediction in research is useful for:

A. Preventing future issues

B. Increasing budget

C. Guesswork

D. Promoting fiction writing

27 / 40

27. Sampling error reflects the difference between:

A. Sample results and population reality

B. Theory and practice

C. Interview and survey

D. Fact and opinion

28 / 40

28. Plagiarism in research occurs when

A. Data is incomplete

B. Research is expensive

C. Results are delayed

D. Other people’s work is unacknowledged

29 / 40

29. Mixed method research combines:

A. Experiments and case studies

B. Interviews and questionnaires

C. Open-ended and closed-ended questions

D. Qualitative and quantitative techniques

30 / 40

30. Scientific method in research emphasizes:

A. Religious backing

B. Political correctness

C. Guesswork

D. Objectivity and logic

31 / 40

31. Research problem is the:

A. Hypothesis conclusion

B. Reason for starting the study

C. Last step in writing

D. Final chapter

32 / 40

32. Cluster sampling is chosen when:

A. Only students are involved

B. Population is inaccessible individually

C. Budget is unlimited

D. Time is not a factor

33 / 40

33. Snowball sampling depends on:

A. Referrals

B. Systematic rules

C. Observation

D. Lottery draws

34 / 40

34. Academic research is mostly conducted by:

A. Government officials

B. Corporate consultants

C. Social workers

D. Scholars and students

35 / 40

35. Stratified sampling focuses on:

A. Geographical zones

B. Entire population at once

C. Elite respondents only

D. Homogeneous subgroups

36 / 40

36. Non-probability sampling includes:

A. Stratified sampling

B. Cluster sampling

C. Cluster sampling

D. Purposive sampling

37 / 40

37. High cost of transportation negatively affects:

A. Literature reviews

B. Online research

C. Data interpretation

D. Survey research

38 / 40

38. Ethical research requires that data collection:

A. Favors the researcher's view

B. Be done secretly

C. Be consensual and honest

D. Must involve incentives

39 / 40

39. Scientific literature includes:

A. Reviewed journals and books

B. Only newspapers

C. Pamphlets and posters

D. Social media posts

40 / 40

40. Hypothesis development comes after:

A. Analyzing data

B. Choosing sampling size

C. Interpreting results

D. Reviewing existing research

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