Multiple Choice

1. It means a plan or something that is conceptualized by mind which serves as

the blueprint or a skeletal framework of the research.
a. Design
b. Case Study
c. Ethnography
d. Phenomenology
2. Obtaining world knowledge from internal aspect that cannot be measured by
numbers.
a. Quantitative Research
b. Qualitative Research
3. A qualitative research which describes a person, thing or any creature on
Earth for the purpose of explaining the reasons behind the nature of its
existence.
a. Phenomenology
b. Ethnography
c. Case Study
d.
Historical Study
4. A study of a certain cultural group or organization in which the researcher to
obtain knowledge about the characteristics, organizational set-up and
relationships of the group members.
a. Phenomenology
b. Ethnography
c. Case Study
d.
Historical Study
5. Determines the reasons for changes or permanence of things in the physical
world in a certain period (i.e years, decades, or centuries).
a. Phenomenology
b. Ethnography
c. Case Study
d.
Historical Study
6. This research design makes you follow a research method that will let you
understand the ways of how people go through inevitable events in their
lives.
a. Phenomenology
b. Ethnography
c. Case Study
d.
Historical Study
7. This research design enables the researcher to develop theories to explain
sociologically and psychologically influenced phenomena for proper
identification of a certain educational process.
a. Grounded Theory b. Ethnography
c. Case Study
d.
Historical Study
8. It refers to the method or process of selecting respondents or people to
answer questions meant to yield data for a research study.
a. Design
b. Sampling
c. Interview d. Population
9. The bigger group where you choose the sample.
a. Population
b. Respondents
c. Sample
d. Sampling
Frame
10.The chosen ones from the population.
a. Population
b. Respondents
c. Sample
d. Sampling
Frame
11.The best type of probability sampling through which you can choose sample
from a population.
a. Simple Random Sampling
b. Systematic Sampling c. Stratified Sampling d.
Cluster Sampling

12.Probability sampling where chance and system are the ones to determine
who should compose the sample.

a.

Simple Random Sampling

Cluster Sampling

b. Systematic Sampling c. Stratified Sampling

Simple Random Sampling

Cluster Sampling

b. Systematic Sampling c. Stratified Sampling

Simple Random Sampling

Cluster Sampling

b. Systematic Sampling c. Stratified Sampling

Quota Sampling
Availability Sampling

b. Voluntary Sampling c. Purposive Sampling

Quota Sampling
Availability Sampling

b. Voluntary Sampling c. Purposive Sampling

Quota Sampling
Availability Sampling

b. Voluntary Sampling c. Purposive Sampling

Quota Sampling
Availability Sampling

b. Voluntary Sampling c. Snowball Sampling

Quota Sampling
Availability Sampling

b. Voluntary Sampling c. Snowball Sampling

d.

13.The group comprising the sample is chosen in a way that such group is liable
to subdivision during data analysis stage.
a.

d.

14.This is a probability sampling that makes you isolate a set of persons instead
of individual members to serve as sample members.
a.

d.

15.You resort to this non-probability sampling when you think you know the
characteristics of the target population very well.
a.

d.

16.The subjects you expect to participate in the sample selection are the ones
volunteering to constitute the sample.
a.

d.

17.You choose people whom you are sure could correspond to the objectives of
your study.
a.

d.

18.Similar to snow expanding widely or rolling rapidly, this sampling does not
give a specific set of samples.
a.

d.

19.The willing persons participate in the research.

a.

d.

20.
It is manifested by strong dissimilarity between the sample and the
one listed in the sampling frame.
a.

Sampling Error
Sampling

b. Stratefied Sampling c. Snowball Sampling

d. Availability

OBSERVATION
CHOOSE THE ANSWER FROM THE LIST OF WORDS.
Observation

Direct Observation

Time allocation

Participant Observation

Indirect Observation

Experience Sampling

Non-Participant
Observation or
Structured Observation

Continuous Monitoring
Spot Sampling

1. ___________________Technique of gathering data whereby you personally

watch, interact or communicate with the subjects of your research.
2. ___________________The observer takes part in the activities of the individual or
group being observed.
3. ___________________This type of observation completely detaches you from the
target of your observation.
4. ___________________This observation method makes you see or listen to
everything that happens in the area of observation.

5. ___________________This observation method is also called archaeology

because, her, you observe traces of past events to get information or a
measure of behavior, trait or quality of your subject.
6. ___________________In this observation, you observe to evaluate the way
people deal with one another.
7. ___________________In this observation, you record your observations through
spot sampling in an oral manner, not in a written way. This is also called scan
sampling.
8. ___________________In this sampling, what goes into the record are the best
activities of people you observed in undetermined places and time.
9. ___________________In this sampling, you record peoples responses anytime of
the day or week to question their present activities, companions, feelings and
so on.

INTERVIEW
CHOOSE THE ANSWER FROM THE LIST OF WORDS.
Interview

Individual Interview

Asynchronous Interview

Structure Interview

Group Interview

Postal Questionnaire

Unstructured Interview

Mediated Interview

Semi-Structured
Interview

Synchronous Mediated
Interview

Self-administered
questionnaire

1. A data gathering technique that makes your verbally ask the subjects or
respondents questions to give answers to what your research study is trying
to look for.
2. An interview that requires the use of an interview schedule.
3. In this type of interview, the respondents answer the questions based on
what they personally think about it.
4. In this interview, you prepare a schedule or a list of questions that is
accompanied by a list of expressions from where the respondents pick out
the correct answer.
5. Only one respondent is interviewed.
6. You ask not to one person, but to a group of people at the same time.
7. No face-to-face interview is true for this interview approach because this
takes place through electronic communication devices such as telephones,
mobile phones, emails, etc.
8. A type of mediated interview if you talk with the subjects through phones or
chat and also find time to see each other.
9. A type of mediated interview which happens when only persons are
interviewed at a different time through the Internet, email, Facebook, Twitter
and other social network.
10.A type of questionnaire that goes to respondent through postal service or
electronic mail.
11.This kind of questionnaire makes you act as the interviewer and the
interviewee at the same time.