Module 2_Summative Test

One reliable way of collecting data about students' performance during oral participation in English is through actual observation in the class. This is because, in qualitative research, data should be collected in a ________________.

• difficult situation

• natural setting

• gathering of people

• closed area

This qualitative research seeks to explain the meaning people give to their daily experiences.

• Case study

• Phenomenology

• Historical Analysis

• Grounded theory

The focus of this kind of qualitative research is understanding the past and its connection to the present time.

• Grounded theory

• Historical Analysis

• Content and Discourse Analysis

• Case study

Your concern about the low performance of your class in Math prompted you to do research. This study belongs to the field of _____________

• Technical Communication

• Education

• Psychology

• Social Work

Driven by curiosity, you want to analyze the lifestyle of the Manobo tribe of Bukidnon. This study falls under __________.

• Case study

• Ethnography

• Historical Analysis

• Grounded theory

This kind of research studies a particular person, group, or situation for a long period of time.

• Grounded theory

• Historical Analysis

• Content and Discourse Analysis

• Case study

It is a field of qualitative research pursued if the researcher wants to know how to sell out a product to the customers.

• Psychology

• Advertising

• Social Work

• Technical Communication

Arriving at a result in qualitative research takes time. This shows the ________________.

• Direction of qualitative research

• Weakness of qualitative research

• Strength of qualitative research

• Areas for improvement of qualitative research

This field of qualitative research studies how people deal with their traumatic experiences.

• Technical Communication

• Education

• Psychology

• Social Work

The reason why qualitative research requires data collection in varied forms is

• to gather comprehensive and rich description of the subject

• to give options to the researcher which data are the best

• to keep the researcher busy for the entire period of the study

• to give justice to the chosen participants of the study by exposing them in different situations