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Warm-Up Activity (Qtr. 2: Modules 1-3)

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 2mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

1. When the study focuses on the traditions, beliefs, and culture of certain groups or communities, then it is called?

a)

case study

b)

phenomenology

c)

ethnography

d)

grounded Theory

2.

2. How do you call this qualitative research design that talks about lived experiences of people on a certain phenomenon?

a)

case study

b)

phenomenology

c)

ethnographic study

d)

grounded theory

3.

3. Which sampling technique whereby participants' quota is preset prior to sampling?

a)

Purposive sampling

b)

Purposeful sampling

c)

Quota sampling

d)

Snowball sampling

4.

4. How do we know that the data we are gathering reached its saturation point?

a)

When no new information is discovered

b)

When there is no repetition of data gathered

c)

When no redundancy of data happens

d)

All of these

5.

5. Which term best describe snowball sampling?

a)

preset sampling

b)

chain referral sampling

c)

common sampling strategy

d)

participant quota sampling

6.

6. Which type of qualitative sampling method where the participant refer the researcher to others who may be able to potentially contribute in the study?

a)

Snowball sampling

b)

Quota sampling

c)

purposive sampling

d)

random sampling

7.

7. What is the ideal sample size in doing an action research in the rule of thumb?

a)

10-20 participants

b)

20-30 participants

c)

30-50 participants

d)

50 or more participants

8.

8. What takes place in a natural setting and involves the researcher taking note of what is happening?

a)

Observation

b)

Photographs

c)

journals

d)

Interview

9.

9. What approach is used to analyze and interpret verbal data?

a)

Content Analysis

b)

Narrative Analysis

c)

Discourse Analysis

d)

Grounded Theory

10.

10. What technique of collecting data has limitations that may include people acting unnaturally towards the camera.

a)

Written descriptions

b)

Video recording

c)

Photograph and artifacts

d)

Documentation