2 Marks Questions (Remembering Type)
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Define Primary Data.
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What is Secondary Data?
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List any two methods of data collection.
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What is a questionnaire?
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Define pilot study.
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What do you mean by data editing?
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What is coding of data?
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Define classification of data.
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What is tabulation?
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What is plagiarism?
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Define bibliography.
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What do you mean by APA referencing style?
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What is the purpose of a footnote?
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What are ethical issues in research?
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What is meant by research report?
🟨 5 Marks Questions (Understanding / Application Type)
Explain the difference between primary and secondary data with examples.
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Describe the observation method of data collection and its types.
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Explain the interview method of data collection.
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What are the steps in constructing a questionnaire?
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Discuss the objectives and importance of pilot study.
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Explain the process of data editing and coding.
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What are the different types of classification of data?
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Explain the types and layout of a research report.
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Discuss the importance of bibliography and referencing in research.
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Write short notes on:
a) Ethical issues in research
b) Plagiarism and its prevention
🟥 10 Marks Questions (Analytical / Evaluation Type)
(Answer in detail with explanation and examples)
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Elaborate on primary and secondary data sources. Explain their advantages and limitations.
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Discuss in detail the methods of data collection — observation, interview, and questionnaire — with their merits and demerits.
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Explain the process of questionnaire construction and the role of pilot study in refining the instrument.
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Describe the data processing stages — editing, coding, classification, and tabulation — with suitable examples.
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Explain the structure and layout of a research report. Discuss the importance of clarity, accuracy, and presentation.
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Discuss the types of research reports and highlight the key components of each.
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Elaborate the procedure of writing a bibliography and references as per APA style with examples.
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Critically analyze the ethical considerations in research, focusing on honesty, confidentiality, plagiarism, and data integrity.
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Explain the difference between footnotes, endnotes, and bibliography with examples of proper citation.
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Describe the steps involved in research paper writing, from topic selection to publication, and discuss common pitfalls to avoid.
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