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Chapter 6

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the process of :
" Identifying, disaggregating, categorizing, comparing, and relating something to better understand it? "

a)

Assessment

b)

Analysis

c)

Estimation

d)

Research

2.

What's deference between Research & Analysis ?

(2 options are correct)

a)

Research is the process of acquiring knowledge

b)

Research is inherent to most activities during research

c)

Analysis is the process of acquiring knowledge

d)

Analysis is inherent to most activities during research

3.

Established forms of analysis can be so non-technical that many people can practice them without higher education and appropriate abilities.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

4.

The most interdisciplinary of the analysis skills is :

a)

Statistical analysis

b)

Probability analysis

c)

Spatial analysis

d)

Narrative analysis

5.

Why do some people avoid analysis?

a)

Laziness

b)

Discomfort with the implications of finer knowledge

c)

Lack of knowledge on the subject

d)

Comfort with the implications of finer knowledge

6.

descriptive source describes something without giving you any remarkable new insight or understanding of that thing.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

7.

Analytical history dissects, classifies, compares, and links components to reveal deeper insights and contribute to a deeper understanding of a topic.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

8.

What is the first step in the analytical process?

a)

Identifying What to Analyze

b)

Categorization and Classification

c)

Comparative Analysis

d)

Relational Analysis

9.

What is the second step in the analytical process?

a)

Disaggregation

b)

Categorization and Classification

c)

Comparative Analysis

d)

Relational Analysis

10.

What is the third step in the analytical process?

a)

Analysis measurement

b)

Categorization and Classification

c)

Comparative Analysis

d)

Relational Analysis

11.

What is the fourth step in the analytical process?

a)

Comparative

Analysis

b)

Relational Analysis

c)

Identifying What to Analyze

d)

Disaggregation

12.

What is the fifth step in the Analytic process ?

a)

Disaggregation

b)

Comparative

Analysis

c)

Categorization and Classification

d)

Relational Analysis

13.

In the first step (Identifying What to Analyze).... YOU MUST :

a)

analyze academic field to work out your scope.

b)

analyze theories to develop your own theory.

c)

choose the appropriate method for your test.

d)

analyze data during your test.

e)

All are correct

14.

In general, you can disaggregate anything by ........................... and .............................. .

a)

units of analysis

b)

Flow of analysis

c)

Hierarchy of analysis

d)

Level of analysis

15.

(1) ............................ is the common entity under examination.

(2) ............................ is one step in a hierarchy.

a)

(1) level of analysis

b)

(1) unit of analysis

c)

(2) level of analysis

d)

(2) unit of analysis

16.

What does "Categorization and Classification" means ?

a)

basis for

describing the things themselves.

b)

comparing things within the same category

c)

separation of

things into distinct categories

d)

breaking something into its parts to better understand.

17.

Comparisons should begin with the similarities & differences ?

a)

Wrong, begin with the similarities ONLY.

b)

True.

c)

Wrong, begin with the differences ONLY.

d)

It doesn't matter.

18.

All of bellow are methods to make a comparative analysis more interesting , except :

a)

Surprises & Meanings..

b)

focus on theoretical concepts not practical significance.

c)

Similarities in a host of differences.

d)

Differences in a host of similarities.

e)

A frame of reference.

19.

A ........................ can be the basis for describing the things themselves.

a)

comparing something

b)

disaggregating something

c)

communication.

d)

relationship

20.

There are 4 four types of relationship:

a)

flow

b)

Authority or responsibility

c)

Development or parentage

d)

causal relationship

e)

All are correct