The objective of a research is usually written

AOnly in question form

BIn statement form ✓ Correct

COnly as a null hypothesis

DOnly in tabular form

Correct answer: (B) In statement form

Explanation

A research objective is usually written in statement form.

Writing it only as a question restricts its expression.

Casting it only as a null hypothesis is unnecessarily narrow.

Presenting it only in tabular form does not suit an objective.

Objectives often begin with action verbs like to examine or to assess.

They state precisely what the study intends to achieve.

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