1. How is delimitation different from limitation? A. Delimitation refers to what the researcher decided to exclude in the study while limitation refers to the constraints that cannot be avoided by the researcher. B. Delimitation would include the demographic variables in the study while the limitation would refer to the settings and population of the study. C. The delimitation refers to the parameters of the study while limitation refers to the boundary of the study. D. Both A and C 2. Why is the scope and delimitation important in a research study? A. The scope and delimitation allow the conceptualization of a thorough research paper. . B. The scope and delimitation help the researchers to have focus on their study. C. The scope and delimitation present the importance of the study. D. Both A and B 3. Which of the following are included in the scope and delimitation of a study? A. General objective, beneficiaries, population, data gathering tool B. General objective, population, data gathering tool c. Topic, literature, sample size, setting D. Topic, sample size, setting, beneficiaries 4. Which of the following is the proper way to do when formulating the scope and delimitation/limitation of a research study? A. Be honest in presenting the restraints present or have occurred during the conduct of the study B. Present all the delimitation/limitation of a study including those not included in the study for further understanding. C. Present the limitation of the study only when asked by the teacher or the panelists. D. Provide as many delimitation and limitation in a research study to increase its validity.​