4 Written Questions

1. A research plan in which each step depends on the results of the field data obtained in the previous step.
2. Research that tests or refines theory; not designed to be applied immediately to practice.
3. Refers to research that describes an existing or past phenomenon in quantitative terms.
4. A study of the procedures that different historians use in their research; also a study of the changing revisions and interpretations of the past.

3 Multiple Choice Questions

1. studies undertaken by practitioners in schools that address an actual problem or issue in the school or classroom.
   1. Descriptive research
   2. Analytical research
   3. Basic research
   4. Action research
2. Qualitative research that examines a bounded system over time in detail, employing multiple sources of data found in the setting.
   1. Case study
   2. Basic research
   3. Historiography
   4. Ethnography
3. Research that investigates events that have already occurred and implies a cause-and-effect relationship from the results.
   1. Analytical research
   2. Ex post facto research
   3. Basic research
   4. Action research

3 True/False Question

1. Ethnography → A description and interpretation of a culture, social group, or system.
   

   True        False

2. Analytical research → An analysis of documents to investigate historical concepts and events.
   

   True        False

3. Grounded theory → Qualitative procedures that are used to develop detailed concepts or conditional propositions for situations; also, summaries of facts.
   

   True        False