S3 Investigating Toolkit

A type of question which has an unlimited number of answers is...

Which of the following relates to opinion?

A website address of a university in the UK would end how?

Which of the following is a broadsheet newspaper?

You would like to assess different ways that politicians are portrayed. What would you use?

What is the most accurate definition of bias?

You would like to know the motivations behind major decisions made by a former Prime Minister. What would you use?

I ask as many people from a representative sample as possible. What research method am I?

I am now mostly read online, I contain lots of up-to-date information, but you need to consider my bias. What am I?

Which of the following is an example of opinion?

What tips help to make Google more useful?

Which of the following relates to facts?

You would be most likely to find emotive language in what kind of source?

'A statement which says something is better or worse than it actually is'. This describes...

To judge the reliability of a survey you need to know what?

Taking someone else's ideas and passing them off as your own is called what?

How would a Scottish Government website address end?

'What someone thinks or believes. It cannot be proved to be correct or incorrect.' This is...

What is an advantage of an open question?

Which is the correct combination of tips for designing a successful survey?

BONUS: what is our next topic for S3 Modern Studies?

What is a bibliography?

A news website has a not very serious headline and picture and celebrity gossip. It is a...

I sit down with someone one to one to ask them questions on a topic I am researching. What research method am I?

Your bibliography should be...

Which of the following is an example of a fact?

"Why are you planning to vote for that party at the General Election?" is an example of...

What is the golden rule of Wikipedia?

A news website invites readers to leave comments and to send stories in. It is a...

A news website has a formal headline and professional photos. It is a...

'Something that is known; or able to be proven to be correct'. What is this defining?

I am published for free by the government online. What research method am I?

"Are you going to vote at the next General Election" is an example of...

You are researching the level of crime in the UK. A website that ends in WHAT is likely to be the most useful for you?

I might be used by a criminologist trying to learn about undercover gangs. What research method am I?

What is a disadvantage of a closed question?

Which of the following is a tabloid newspaper?

You want to know if police officers think that they should be armed. What would you use?

'Tsnami of support for Liberal Democrats at recent council elections'. This is an example of...

'Joe Biden proving to be the best president in US history'. This is an example of...