Activity 7-3rd Quarter

Page 1: Research Assessment Questions

Section I: Identify the concepts or terms described

  • Graphical Presentation of Data: Includes line graph, bar graph, pie chart, etc.

  • Temporal Classification: Also known as a chronological classification.

  • Complete Title of Chapter 4: To be filled according to the Germanic Research Format.

  • Spatial Classification: Data classified according to geographical location, area or region.

  • Quantitative Classification: Data classified according to numerical size like frequency, weights, heights, etc.

  • Textual Presentation of Data: Presented in visual forms, such as tabular, textual, and graphical forms.

  • Organizing Data: The process of organizing data into logical and sequential order for easier interpretation.

  • Graphical Data Representation: Contains graphs or charts that portray visual presentation of data using symbols such as lines, dots, bars, or slices.

  • Tabular Presentation: A systematic arrangement of data in rows and columns concerning the characteristics of data.

  • Qualitative Classification: Data classified based on qualitative attributes, such as profile, social status, and other qualities.

  • Chronological Presentation: Data classified according to time, either in ascending or descending order with reference to years, quarters, months, weeks, etc.

  • Interpretation of Data: Process of breaking up the study into constituent parts based on specific questions in the Statement of the Problem.

  • Presentation, Analysis, and Interpretation of Data: This answers the question, "So what?" and “What do the results of the study mean?” after data have been presented.

Page 2: Enumerate Key Elements

Section II: Enumerate what is being asked

a. Four Classifications of Data Analysis

  1. Spatial Classification

  2. Temporal Classification

  3. Qualitative Classification

  4. Quantitative Classification

b. Three Parts of Chapter 4 in the Research Paper

  1. Presentation of Data

  2. Analysis of Data

  3. Interpretation of Data