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Method of Analytical Write-Ups MCQ

1. Styles is a form of writing for ______ .

Qualitative reportage

Quantitative reportage

Both a & b

None of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Qualitative reportage

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2. Significant trivia is a rich, small details of a social scene that embellish the written report .

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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3. Bibliographic information about sources cited within a narrative, with author’s name, title of work, publication year, publisher, etc ,this process is known as _______ .

References

Significant trivia

Prewriting

Poetic writing

Answer

Correct Answer: References

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4. Prewriting preliminary writing before the more formal writing stage of a study .

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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5. Point of view is the researcher’s perspective in writing .

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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6. Poetic writing uses the conventions of literary poetry to evocatively represent and present data .

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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7. Photovoice is a ________ style of research that combines original participant photography .

Representational

Presentational

Both a & b

None of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Both a & b

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8. Literary narrative writing uses the power of narrative storytelling to recount the participants’ perceptions and experiences .

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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9. Jointly told tale is a reportage that brings the ________ together as coauthors of an account .

Researcher

Participants

Both a & b

None of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Both a & b

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10. A level of insightful thinking and understanding in research reportage; transcendence is known as ________ .

Interpretive writing

Jointly told tale

Literary narrative writing

None of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Interpretive writing

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11. Impressionist tales is the first-person writing that helps the reader relive the researcher’s field and/or personal experiences that are _________ rather than typical .

Exceptional & memorable

Striking

Vibrant

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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12. Front matter is the preliminary narrative of elements before the main findings and discussion in a written report .

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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13. A report cumulatively composed by two or more researchers who exchange ideas is known as _______ .

Duoethnography

Front matter

Impressionist tales

None of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Duoethnography

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14. A play script that dramatizes the participants’ and/or researchers’ experiences in monologic and/or dialogic forms is known as ______ .

Dramatic writing

Duoethnography

Front matter

Impressionist tales

Answer

Correct Answer: Dramatic writing

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15. Descriptive and realistic writing is a factual storytelling of the participants’ daily lives and critical incidents with neutral and objective .

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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16. Critical and advocacy writing is a thoughtful inquiry that surveys the manifest and latent meanings of people’s discourse and the _______ .

Actions

Reactions

Interactions

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: All of these

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17. Confessional tale is the researcher’s first-person account of the subjective experiences he encountered throughout the project .

True

False

Answer

Correct Answer: True

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18. A democratic process among participants to provide voice and agency to the research is known as ______ .

Collaborative and polemical writing

Descriptive and realistic writing

Critical and advocacy writing

NONE OF THESE

Answer

Correct Answer: Collaborative and polemical writing

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19. A central statement or key assertion about the study’s investigation is knonw as _________

Analytic and formal writing

Argument

Vignettes

Both a & b

Answer

Correct Answer: Argument

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20. Analytic and formal writing presents the patterned regularities of data through a sense of ordered management is known as _______ .

Analytic and formal writing

Vignettes

Both a & b

All of these

Answer

Correct Answer: Analytic and formal writing

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Method of Analytical Write-Ups MCQ

1. Styles is a form of writing for ______ .

2. Significant trivia is a rich, small details of a social scene that embellish the written report .

3. Bibliographic information about sources cited within a narrative, with author’s name, title of work, publication year, publisher, etc ,this process is known as _______ .

4. Prewriting preliminary writing before the more formal writing stage of a study .

5. Point of view is the researcher’s perspective in writing .

6. Poetic writing uses the conventions of literary poetry to evocatively represent and present data .

7. Photovoice is a ________ style of research that combines original participant photography .

8. Literary narrative writing uses the power of narrative storytelling to recount the participants’ perceptions and experiences .

9. Jointly told tale is a reportage that brings the ________ together as coauthors of an account .

10. A level of insightful thinking and understanding in research reportage; transcendence is known as ________ .

11. Impressionist tales is the first-person writing that helps the reader relive the researcher’s field and/or personal experiences that are _________ rather than typical .

12. Front matter is the preliminary narrative of elements before the main findings and discussion in a written report .

13. A report cumulatively composed by two or more researchers who exchange ideas is known as _______ .

14. A play script that dramatizes the participants’ and/or researchers’ experiences in monologic and/or dialogic forms is known as ______ .

15. Descriptive and real­istic writing is a factual storytelling of the participants’ daily lives and critical incidents with neutral and objective .

16. Critical and advocacy writing is a thoughtful inquiry that surveys the manifest and latent meanings of people’s discourse and the _______ .

17. Confessional tale is the researcher’s first-person account of the subjective experiences he encountered throughout the project .

18. A democratic process among participants to provide voice and agency to the research is known as ______ .

19. A central statement or key assertion about the study’s investigation is knonw as _________

20. Analytic and formal writing presents the patterned regularities of data through a sense of ordered management is known as _______ .

15. Descriptive and realistic writing is a factual storytelling of the participants’ daily lives and critical incidents with neutral and objective .