Group 2

1. These are the first hand data collected for a specific purpose?

• A. primary data

• B. secondary data

• C. tertiary data

• D. books

2. Information that has already been collected by someone else for a different purpose and is later used by a new researcher?

• A. primary data

• B. secondary data

• C. tertiary data

• D. books

3. A researcher watches how customers behave in a supermarket. What kind of data is this?

• A. Primary data

• B. Secondary data

• C. Tertiary data

• D. None of the above

4. What are the four (4) ways to collect primary data?

• A. Interview, Questionnaire, Observation, Experiment

• B. Books, Journals, Magazines, Reports

• C. Graphs, Tables, Charts, Diagrams

• D. Research, Review, Reading, Reporting

5. A summary of data column is called

• A. Data table

• B. Frequency table

• C. Line graph

• D. Chart

6. It’s also used to present data.

• D. All of the above

• C. Charts

• B. Graphs

• A. Tables

7. What are the (2) examples of secondary data?

• A. Interview and Survey

• B. Books and Newspaper

• C. Observation and Experiment

• D. Measurement and Calculation

8. According to the checklist, what should you do if a question causes emotional discomfort?

• D. Skip that section

• C. Reword it to soften the emotional response

• B. Remove it completely

• A. Keep it as is

9. What kind of questions should be asked first according to DeFranzo (2011)?

• D. Irrelevant questions

• C. General questions

• B. Personal question

• A. Sensitive Question

10. What is the main goal of creating effective survey questions?

• D. To confuse the respondents

• C. To make surveys long and detailed

• B. To ensure respondents understand each question clearly

• A. To make surveys look professional