1) The process by which a researcher identifies the representative of a population to be used in his/her study. a) Observation b) Sampling Method c) Interview d) Probability Sampling 2) This is similar to stratified randomly sampling, but instead of grouping them based on criteria set by the researchers the individuals are randomly selected from naturally occurring groups a) Systematic Sampling b) Multistage Sampling c) Purposive Sampling d) Cluster Sampling 3) This is used when the population can not/does not need to be sampled to represent the target population and so individuals do not have an equal population and so individuals do not have an equal chance of being sampled. a) Purposive Sampling b) Non-probability Sampling c) Probability Sampling d) Convenience Sampling 4) The researcher is immersed for prolonged periods of time in the setting where the participants/phenomenon is to be observed. a) Participant Observation b) Structured or Systematic Observation c) Simple and Contrived Observation d) Non-participant Observation 5) Participants will be asked one (1) general question and can explain their responses in depth. Further questions will be based on their answers. a) Structured interview b) Unstructured interview c) Semi-structured interview d) Unstructured Observation 6) Samples are identified randomly with the help of statistical and mathematical computations. a) Cluster Sampling b) Convenience Sampling c) Snowball Sampling d) Simple Random Sampling 7) The identification of the sample group is accumulative and can come from populations not initially known by the researcher. a) Purposive Sampling b) Stratified Random Sampling c) Snowball Sampling d) Quota Sampling 8) These are "oral questionnaires". The researcher asks a list of predefined questions that only permits limited participant responses. a) Structured interview b) Unstructured interview c) Unstructured Observation d) Semi-structured interview 9) Very similar to purposive sampling wherein the population is filtered based on a criterion set by a researcher but however, they are looking for specific characteristics in individuals. a) Purposive Sampling b) Snowball Sampling c) Convenience Sampling d) Quota Sampling 10) This is used when the population can not/does not need to be sampled to represent the target that may or may not directly link to the research question/objective population and so individuals do not have an equal chance of being sampled. a) Non-probability Sampling b) Quota Sampling c) Convenience Sampling d) Probability Sampling

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