What type of research would an analysis of government data be?

Which two sources of information would be useful to prove that “voting patterns are no longer class dependent”?

Which of these sources of information would not be considered reliable?

Which of the following would be regarded as an unbiased source?

Which of these newspapers would be considered a reliable source of information?

Which of these would be regarded as a biased source?

Which of these types of research would involve the reading of several books?

Which of these research methods would be useful for establishing the precise views of a politican on a given issue?

Which of these types of research would lead to a graph showing a correlation?

Which of these research methods would be used for establishing trends in turnout?

Which of these sources would not be useful for obtaining accurate data about the population of an area?

Which of these sources of information would be useful for finding a speech delivered in the House of Commons?

Which of these would being a telling indicator that a source is unreliable?

What is meant by the term “hypothesis”

Which of these research methods could entail interviewing a politican?

Which of these can be considered a reliable source of information?

Which of these research methods could entail an analysis of first hand accounts of an event?

Which of these is considered to be an unreliable source of information?

Which of these research methods could entail the analysis of census data?

Which of these can be considered primary textual research?

Which of the sources of information would generally be considered to be unreliable?

An analysis of texts written about an election is which type of research?

Which of these is likely to be included in a reliable source?

Which of these types of source could be considered unbiased?

Which of these is true of a hypothesis?