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Research Rumble : Where Curiosity Meets Competition!
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1
Focus Groups is a method for data collection.
True
False
2
Select three primary data collection methods.
surveys, interviews, and observations.
existing records, documents, and statistical data.
3
Which company’s name is derived from the Latin word for “I roll”?
Audi
Toyota
Ferrari
Volvo
4
What is Pilot Study?
A comprehensive literature review to summarize existing research findings.
A detailed analysis of historical data to predict future trends.
A final version of a research study that includes all intended experiments
A preliminary investigation conducted to assess feasibility of larger study
5
What is bias?
A type of advanced mathematical equation.
A formal process for analyzing data objectively.
Bias is a systematic error or deviation from the truth in data collection.
6
What does the term "null hypothesis" mean?
It is a conclusion drawn from the results of a statistical test.
It is a theory that suggests a relationship between two variables.
It is a hypothesis that predicts a specific outcome or effect.
A statement of no effect or no relationship between variables.
7
Which country has hosted the most Summer Olympic Games?
Greece
United Kingdom
France
United States
8
What is disruptive innovation?
The introduction of a new product that creates a new market.
A breakthrough that improves an existing product without creating a market.
The sudden failure of a well-established company.
9
Which Indian city is known as the “Silicon Valley of India” due to its thriving tech industry?
Pune
Bengaluru
Mumbai
Hyderabad
10
What do you call a group of flamingos?
Flamboyance
Flamdrom
Glimmering
11
What do the five rings on the Olympic flag represent?
The five founding countries of the Olympic Games
The five continents
The five Olympic values
The five Olympic sports
12
What is Turnitin ?
A plagiarism detection software.
A programming language
A cloud storage service
A video editing tool
13
Which fruit was once known as the "love apple"?
Pomegranate
Kiwi
Tomato
Papaya
14
What was the name of Chandler’s roommate before Joey?
Eddie
Kip
Steve
Ben
15
Which country hosted the last FIFA World Cup?
Qatar
Spain
France
Uruguay
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What is the ethical dilemma you find most challenging in research?
Balancing the pursuit of knowledge with the potential harm to participants.
Deciding which research topics are the most interesting.
Selecting the most appealing visual design for research presentations.
Choosing between qualitative and quantitative methods.
17
What is the minimum attendance requirement needed at the end of the term?
80%
70%
75%
85%
18
What does "empirical research" mean?
Research that relies on observation and experimentation to collect data.
Research that primarily focuses on theoretical concepts.
Research that involves the use of mathematical models and simulations.
Research based on personal opinions and beliefs.
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A theory is a well-substantiated explanation of phenomenon, while hypothesis is a testable prediction based on theory.
True
False
20
Which country is known for having the most islands?
Canada
Sweden
Australia
Japan
21
What are the main components of a business model canvas?
Market Analysis, Competitive Strategy, Financial Projections
Product Features, Customer Feedback, Sales Strategy
Business Goals, Team Structure, Investment Needs
Key partners, activities, value propositions
22
What does GDP stand for?
Gross Domestic Price
General Domestic Product
General Domestic Price
Gross Domestic Product
23
Guess the logo
Mitsubishi
Mercedes
24
What is a joint venture?
A business arrangement b/w 2 or more parties agree to combine resources.
A government program that provides subsidies to small businesses.
A merger between two companies to form a single new entity.
25
What is a bibliography?
A personal opinion on a subject.
A detailed analysis of a specific topic.
A summary of the main points of a research paper.
A list of sources used in research.
26
Which is the part of Porter's Five Forces model?
Threat of Buyers
Threat of Sellers
Threat of New Entrants
27
Significance of "random sampling”.
guarantees that sample will perfectly match characteristics of population.
Ensure that only specific subgroups of the population are represented.
Eliminates all biases by using a fixed selection process for participants.
Ensures that every member of population has equal chance of being selected
28
What does USP stand for?
Unique Selling Price
Unified Selling Proposition
Unique Selling Proposition
Unique Seller Proposition
29
Choose 2 citation styles.
APA & APSA
Harvard & APA
Harvard & AMA
Harvard & IEE
30
What is an IPO?
Initial Public Offering
Initiated Public Offering
Initial Private Offering
31
What does ROI stand for?
Rate of Income
Return on Investment.
Revenue of Industry
Return on Income
32
Which Bollywood director faced backlash for allegedly promoting nepotism in the film industry?
Sanjay Leela Bhansali
Rohit Shetty
Anurag Kashyap
Karan Johar
33
What is a dividend?
A loan given to shareholders by the company.
A payment made to shareholders from a company's profits.
A type of tax imposed on a company's profits.
A measure of a company's stock price volatility
34
What does "brand" mean?
A unique name used to identify and differentiate a product from others.
A type of software used for creating logos and marketing materials.
A physical tag attached to a product to indicate its country of origin.
A standard set of rules for product quality and safety.
35
What are the limitations related to secondary data?
Quality and accuracy can be uncertain
Secondary data is always more accurate than primary data.
Secondary data is collected with the same research methods as primary data.
Secondary data collection is more expensive than primary data collection.
36
What is the 4 Ps of marketing?
Product, Price, Place, Promotion
Product, Price, Place, Penetration
Product, Price, Place, Publicity
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What does "data" mean?
A collection of raw facts and figures used for analysis.
A person's personal opinions and beliefs.
A random assortment of unrelated information.
A type of computer software.
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What is inflation?
A rise in general price level of goods and services
A fall in general price level of goods and services
39
Robert Downey Jr is returning to MCU as
Doctor Doomsday
Doctor Doom
Doctor Iron
Doctor Doodles
40
What is the gig economy?
An economic model based on long-term, stable job with unionized workers.
A system where workers are employed full-time with fixed contracts.
A type of economy where all businesses operate online exclusively.
A labor market with short-term contracts or freelance work.
41
Name one type of sampling method.
Reversed Sampling
Unsystematic Sampling
Random sampling
42
What is a leveraged buyout?
A method of buying stock options at a discounted rate.
A technique for raising capital by issuing new shares.
A strategy for increasing sales through marketing campaigns.
Acquiring a company using borrowed funds.
43
Who won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2020?
Richard Thaler
Paul R. Milgrom and Robert B. Wilson
Esther Duflo
Jean Tirole
44
Guess the logo
Cadbury
Tobelerone
Lindt
Hershey's
45
What is plagiarism?
The process of conducting original research and publishing your findings.
The practice of citing all sources correctly in an academic paper.
The use of common knowledge that doesn't require citation.
The act of using someone else's work or ideas without giving proper credit
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What is data analysis?
The practice of storing data in a secure database.
A method for creating random data to test software applications.
It involves organizing, interpreting, & drawing conclusions from data.
47
What is market segmentation?
Dividing a market into distinct groups of consumers with similar needs.
The practice of focusing on a single large market segment.
The act of developing new products based on random trends.
The strategy of lowering prices to increase market share.
48
What does SWOT Analysis stand for?
Strengths, Work, Opportunities, and Threats
Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats
Strengths, Weaknesses, Options, and Threats
49
What does "DOI" stand for in academic publishing?
Digital Object Identifier
Digital Online Identifier
Document Object Identifier
Digital Order Identifier
50
Which country hosted the first FIFA World Cup?
Qatar
France
Uruguay
Spain
