TEST BANK
Planning an Applied Research Project in
Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports,
1st Edition by Frederic B. Mayo
Complete Chapters Test Bank
are included (Ch 1 to 14)
** Immediate Download
** Swift Response
** All Chapters included
,Table of Contents are given below
Chapter 1 Reading and Analyzing Research
Chapter 2 Developing an Interest or Topic
Chapter 3 Conducting a Literature Review
Chapter 4 Reviewing and Revising your Purpose Statement
Chapter 5 Writing a Literature Review
Chapter 6 Forms of Qualitative Research
Chapter 7 Forms of Quantitative Research
Chapter 8 Sampling Issues in Research
Chapter 9 Validity, Reliability, and Credibility in Research
Chapter 10 Research Techniques—Interviews
Chapter 11 Research Techniques—Questionnaires
Chapter 12 Research Techniques: Observations, Focus Groups,
and Other Techniques
Chapter 13 Analyzing Data and Other Information
Chapter 14 Writing a Research Proposal
,The test bank is organized in reverse order, with the last chapter displayed first, to ensure
that all chapters are included in this document. (Complete Chapters included Ch14-1)
CHAPTER 14
WRITING A RESEARCH PROPOSAL
TEST BANK QUESTIONS
Multiple Choice
1. What should be the tone of a research proposal?
a) Friendly
b) Objective
c) Clear
d) Welcoming
e) Wise
2. Which of the following information should a conclusion not contain?
a) Purpose statement
b) Researcher’s background
c) Expected findings
d) Research design
e) Significance of the research
3. Which of the following information does not belong in a research proposal?
a) Information about access to documents
b) Information about approval to interview, survey, or observe possible respondents
c) Information about the significance of the research
d) Information about the resources needed
e) Information about the institution where the research will be sponsored
4. In writing a proposal which tone should you not use?
a) Confidence
b) Excitement
c) Timidity
d) Objectivity
e) Clarity
5. The purposes of an abstract is to:
a) Convince the person to read the article
b) Help the person avoid reading the article
c) Provide information about the value of the study
d) Compare the article with other articles
e) Encourage researchers to do similar projects
, 6. Which of the following is not a reason for a research proposal?
a) Communication
b) Approving
c) Planning
d) Contracting
e) Conceptualizing
7. What should the second paragraph of an executive summary contain?
a) Information about the purpose
b) Information about the significance
c) Information about the research design
d) Information about expected findings
e) Information about the literature review insights
8. Which of the following is not a criterion to evaluate a research proposal?
a) Creativity
b) Coherence
c) Contribution
d) Connection
e) Clarity
9. Which of the following is not a criterion to evaluate executive summaries?
a) Analytical
b) Carefully focused
c) Comprehensive
d) Tightly organized
e) Well written
10. Feasibility is a criterion for:
a) The abstract
b) The executive summary
c) The research design
d) The literature review
e) The expected findings
Short Answer
11. Please explain the differences between an abstract and an executive summary.
12. Please explain the reasons for developing a research proposal.
13. Please explain why significance is important in a research proposal.
14. Please explain the elements of voice needed for a research proposal.
15. Please explain the criteria to use in evaluating a research proposal.
Planning an Applied Research Project in
Hospitality, Tourism, and Sports,
1st Edition by Frederic B. Mayo
Complete Chapters Test Bank
are included (Ch 1 to 14)
** Immediate Download
** Swift Response
** All Chapters included
,Table of Contents are given below
Chapter 1 Reading and Analyzing Research
Chapter 2 Developing an Interest or Topic
Chapter 3 Conducting a Literature Review
Chapter 4 Reviewing and Revising your Purpose Statement
Chapter 5 Writing a Literature Review
Chapter 6 Forms of Qualitative Research
Chapter 7 Forms of Quantitative Research
Chapter 8 Sampling Issues in Research
Chapter 9 Validity, Reliability, and Credibility in Research
Chapter 10 Research Techniques—Interviews
Chapter 11 Research Techniques—Questionnaires
Chapter 12 Research Techniques: Observations, Focus Groups,
and Other Techniques
Chapter 13 Analyzing Data and Other Information
Chapter 14 Writing a Research Proposal
,The test bank is organized in reverse order, with the last chapter displayed first, to ensure
that all chapters are included in this document. (Complete Chapters included Ch14-1)
CHAPTER 14
WRITING A RESEARCH PROPOSAL
TEST BANK QUESTIONS
Multiple Choice
1. What should be the tone of a research proposal?
a) Friendly
b) Objective
c) Clear
d) Welcoming
e) Wise
2. Which of the following information should a conclusion not contain?
a) Purpose statement
b) Researcher’s background
c) Expected findings
d) Research design
e) Significance of the research
3. Which of the following information does not belong in a research proposal?
a) Information about access to documents
b) Information about approval to interview, survey, or observe possible respondents
c) Information about the significance of the research
d) Information about the resources needed
e) Information about the institution where the research will be sponsored
4. In writing a proposal which tone should you not use?
a) Confidence
b) Excitement
c) Timidity
d) Objectivity
e) Clarity
5. The purposes of an abstract is to:
a) Convince the person to read the article
b) Help the person avoid reading the article
c) Provide information about the value of the study
d) Compare the article with other articles
e) Encourage researchers to do similar projects
, 6. Which of the following is not a reason for a research proposal?
a) Communication
b) Approving
c) Planning
d) Contracting
e) Conceptualizing
7. What should the second paragraph of an executive summary contain?
a) Information about the purpose
b) Information about the significance
c) Information about the research design
d) Information about expected findings
e) Information about the literature review insights
8. Which of the following is not a criterion to evaluate a research proposal?
a) Creativity
b) Coherence
c) Contribution
d) Connection
e) Clarity
9. Which of the following is not a criterion to evaluate executive summaries?
a) Analytical
b) Carefully focused
c) Comprehensive
d) Tightly organized
e) Well written
10. Feasibility is a criterion for:
a) The abstract
b) The executive summary
c) The research design
d) The literature review
e) The expected findings
Short Answer
11. Please explain the differences between an abstract and an executive summary.
12. Please explain the reasons for developing a research proposal.
13. Please explain why significance is important in a research proposal.
14. Please explain the elements of voice needed for a research proposal.
15. Please explain the criteria to use in evaluating a research proposal.
