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Chapter 7: Social Research — Online MCQ Test

SOCIOLOGY · CLASS 11 FIRST PUC · Karnataka State Board

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Chapter 7: Social Research — Important Questions & Answers (FAQ)

Frequently asked questions from Karnataka State Board CLASS 11 FIRST PUC SOCIOLOGY — Chapter 7: Social Research, with answers and explanations. These are sample questions; the exam has its own separate question set.

What is the main aim of social research?
  • A. To collect and analyze social facts systematically ✓
  • B. To promote only economic growth
  • C. To study only natural phenomena
  • D. To replace all social theories
Answer: A. To collect and analyze social facts systematically
Social research is a systematic study of society and social life. It helps in collecting and analyzing facts to understand social problems and patterns.
Which of the following is a primary source of data in social research?
  • A. Census report
  • B. Interview ✓
  • C. Textbook
  • D. Journal article
Answer: B. Interview
Primary data is collected first-hand by the researcher. Interview is one of the direct methods of collecting primary data.
Which of the following is an example of secondary data?
  • A. Personal interview with a farmer
  • B. Observation of a street meeting
  • C. Government census publication ✓
  • D. Survey conducted by the researcher
Answer: C. Government census publication
Secondary data is collected by someone else earlier and used later by the researcher. Government census publications are a common example.
Which sequence is most appropriate in the research process?
  • A. Topic selection → Data collection → Analysis → Report writing ✓
  • B. Report writing → Topic selection → Analysis → Data collection
  • C. Analysis → Data collection → Topic selection → Report writing
  • D. Data collection → Report writing → Topic selection → Analysis
Answer: A. Topic selection → Data collection → Analysis → Report writing
Research generally begins with selecting a topic, then collecting data, analyzing it, and finally writing the report. This is the logical flow of the research process.
In a research report, which part usually presents the findings in a logical order after analysis?
  • A. Introduction
  • B. Bibliography
  • C. Main body/Findings ✓
  • D. Title page
Answer: C. Main body/Findings
The main body of the report contains the analyzed findings and discussion in a systematic order. Other parts like title page and bibliography serve different purposes.

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