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11 A QUIZ remedial

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
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1.

What are the main methods for collecting qualitative data?

a)

Surveys, Experiments, Case Studies, Observations

b)

Individual interviews, Focus groups, Observations, Action Research

c)

Questionnaires, Experiments, Case Studies, Observations

d)

Interviews, Surveys, Experiments, Observations

2.

What is the benefit of qualitative research data collection methods?

a)

They are quick and cost-effective

b)

They provide richer information and deeper insight

c)

They are more structured and rigid

d)

They involve a larger sample size

3.

What is the main limitation of observation as a data collection method?

a)

The researcher may miss important details while observing

b)

It allows for detailed understanding of the phenomenon

c)

It is less time-consuming compared to other methods

d)

It provides a snapshot view of the situation

4.

What is the purpose of conducting a survey?

a)

To observe natural settings without interference

b)

To collect qualitative data only

c)

To present and explain the actual experiences of a certain population

d)

To conduct experiments in a controlled environment

5.

Which approach involves developing causal explanations of a phenomenon from cases being studied?

a)

Narrative Analysis

b)

Conversation Analysis

c)

Content Analysis

d)

Grounded Theory

6.

What is the process of making sure data is organized into chunks or segments and later making meaning out of it?

a)

Data Extraction

b)

Data Analysis

c)

Coding and Categorizing

d)

Thematic Network Analysis

7.

What is the first step in data reduction and interpretation in qualitative research?

a)

Coding

b)

Creating Categories

c)

Data extraction

d)

Developing organizing themes from codes

8.

Which approach in data analysis involves looking for patterns in the data to develop a theory?

a)

Content Analysis

b)

Deductive Approach

c)

Discourse Analysis

d)

Inductive Approach

9.

What is the main limitation of using video recording as a data collection technique?

a)

The researcher may miss important details while recording

b)

It provides a detailed view of the situation

c)

It is a time-consuming process

d)

People may act unnaturally towards the camera

10.

What is the aim of conducting a survey?

a)

To collect quantitative data only

b)

To observe natural settings without interference

c)

To present and explain the actual experiences of a certain population

d)

To manipulate data for desired outcomes

11.

What is the benefit of using case studies as a qualitative research method?

a)

They provide a snapshot view of the situation

b)

They allow for detailed understanding of the phenomenon

c)

They involve a larger sample size

d)

They are quick and cost-effective

12.

What is the main purpose of conducting focus groups in qualitative research?

a)

To manipulate data for desired outcomes

b)

To observe natural settings without interference

c)

To present and explain the actual experiences of a certain population

d)

To collect diverse perspectives and insights

13.

What is the key advantage of using thematic network analysis in qualitative research?

a)

It provides a detailed view of the situation

b)

It allows for detailed understanding of the phenomenon

c)

It is less time-consuming compared to other methods

d)

It helps in identifying relationships and connections in data

14.

What is the main advantage of using interviews as a qualitative data collection method?

a)

They provide a snapshot view of the situation

b)

They allow for detailed understanding of the phenomenon

c)

They involve a larger sample size

d)

They are quick and cost-effective

15.

What is the main limitation of using participant observation as a data collection technique?

a)

The researcher may miss important details while observing

b)

It provides a detailed view of the situation

c)

It is a time-consuming process

d)

People may act unnaturally when being observed