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NITTT Module 7 Question Paper 2023 February

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Q1: Which one of the following is NOT a characteristic of a creative person?

A) Ability to abstract
B) Originality
C) Re-definition skills
D) Fear of Failure

Answer Key:
D) Fear of Failure

Q2: The first step in Creative problem solving is:

A) Generating alternate solutions
B) Understanding the problem
C) Evaluating the alternatives
D) Developing a solution

Answer Key:
B) Understanding the problem

Q3: Elaboration in Creativity refers to:

A) Ability to define problems
B) Ability to generate varied ideas
C) Ability to abstract
D) Ability to fill-in the details

Answer Key:
D) Ability to fill-in the details

Q4: Spontaneous flexibility refers to:

A) Generating quantities of ideas
B) Change in direction of thinking without any instruction to do so
C) Ability to generate novel ideas
D) Ability to abstract

Answer Key:
B) Change in direction of thinking without any instruction to do so

Q5: Which of the following is a technique of generating ideas.

A) Attribute listing
B) Paired comparison
C) Must versus Not
D) Evaluation matrix

Answer Key:
A) Attribute listing

Q6: The first step in brain writing technique is:

A) Discussion
B) Round Robin recording
C) Prioritization
D) Silent recording & elaboration

Answer Key:
D) Silent recording & elaboration

Q7: The last step in the process of innovation is:

A) Diffusion and implementation
B) Advocacy and screening
C) Experimentation
D) Commercialization

Answer Key:
A) Diffusion and implementation

Q8: In design thinking, prototype is developed at the stage of:

A) Discover
B) Define
C) Create
D) Evaluate

Answer Key:
C) Create

Q9: Process innovation involves the:

A) Development of a new service
B) Development of a new product
C) Implementation of a new method of production
D) Introducing organization wide Change

Answer Key:
C) Implementation of a new method of production

Q10: Sixth generation innovation model is a:

A) Network model
B) Open innovation model
C) Coupling model
D) Market pull model

Answer Key:
B) Open innovation model

Q11: The correct sequence of stages in the development of a team is:

A) Forming, Norming, Storming, Performing, Adjournment
B) Norming, Forming, Adjournment, Storming, Performing
C) Adjournment, Forming, Norming, Storming, Performing
D) Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjournment

Answer Key:
D) Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, Adjournment

Q12: Team members are selected primarily on the basis of their:

A) Age
B) Experience
C) Competence
D) Qualifications

Answer Key:
C) Competence

Q13: The standards of behavior and performance for a team are normally developed at the stage of:

A) Forming
B) Norming
C) Storming
D) Performing

Answer Key:
B) Norming

Q14: In development of a team, conflict resolution and problem solving occur at the stage of:

A) Forming
B) Norming
C) Storming
D) Performing

Answer Key:
D) Performing

Q15: Formal adjournment is essential to:

A) Motivate members to work again in future
B) Finalize the report
C) Finalize the expenditure
D) Evaluate the work done

Answer Key:
A) Motivate members to work again in future

Q16: Which of the following is NOT the purpose of education research?

A) Answer philosophical questions
B) Generate new knowledge
C) Solve real life problems
D) Evaluate the programmes, policies etc.

Answer Key:
A) Answer philosophical questions

Q17: Finding solutions to the real life problems is the purpose of:

A) Basic research
B) Applied research
C) Action research
D) Evaluation research

Answer Key:
B) Applied research

Q18: To evaluate the policies and programmes is the function of:

A) Applied research
B) Action research
C) Basic research
D) Evaluation research

Answer Key:
D) Evaluation research

Q19: The steps in undertaking research include:

I. Selecting and defining a problem
II. Collection of data
III. Analyzing the data & interpreting the results
IV. Selecting research design and describing procedure

The correct sequence of the steps involved in undertaking research is:

A) I-II-III-IV
B) I-IV-II-III
C) I-III- IV- II
D) III-I-II-IV

Answer Key:
B) I-IV-II-III

Q20: Which of the following is the correct sequence of steps in selecting and describing procedure in the process of research?

A) Selecting a research design, selecting a sample, selecting statistical techniques for analyzing the data, selecting or developing measuring instruments

B) Selecting a research design, selecting a sample, selecting & developing measuring instruments, selecting statistical techniques for analyzing the data

C) Selecting a research design, selecting or developing measuring instruments, selecting statistical techniques for analyzing the data, selecting a sample

D) Selecting a sample, selecting research design, selecting & developing measuring instruments, selecting statistical techniques for analyzing the data

Answer Key:
B) Selecting a research design, selecting a sample, selecting & developing measuring instruments, selecting statistical techniques for analyzing the data

Q21: In case, you are interested in determining the relationship between the two variables, you will undertake:

A) Descriptive research
B) Correlation research
C) Ex-post Facto research
D) Experimental research

Answer Key:
B) Correlation research

Q22: If the purpose of your research is to establish true cause and effect relationship between the differential career guidance strategies and vocational maturity patterns of students, you will use

A) Correlation research
B) Ex-post Facto research
C) Experimental research
D) Survey research

Answer Key:
C) Experimental research

Q23: If the researcher is interested in studying the readiness of students of technical institutions for MOOCs, the type of research preferred will be:

A) Correlation research
B) Experimental research
C) Descriptive research
D) Ex-post Facto research

Answer Key:
C) Descriptive research

Q24: The process of developing and validating educational products is referred to as:

A) Applied research
B) Evaluation research
C) Basic research
D) Education research & development

Answer Key:
D) Education research & development

Q25: If you are interested in studying the effect of blended learning on achievement in mobile communication and ability to work in teams of third year students, you will undertake:

A) Survey research
B) Case study research
C) Ex-post Facto research
D) Experimental research

Answer Key:
D) Experimental research

Q26: The study on Determining the factors responsible for failure of an Electronics Company will use:

A) Survey research
B) Content analysis research
C) Case study method
D) Correlation research

Answer Key:
C) Case study method

Q27: Which of the following is an example of case study research?

A) Effect of soft skill training on the employability skills of students
B) Extent of implementation of TQM in an industry in Ludhiana
C) Effect of parental education on the performance of students in Board examination
D) Strategies adopted by small scale industry in Punjab for increasing the market share

Answer Key:
B) Extent of implementation of TQM in an industry in Ludhiana

Q28: The hypothesis” There exists no significant difference in the achievement in the course on software development of boys and girls taught through active learning strategies and lecture method” is appropriate for a/an:

A) Experimental study
B) Ex-post Facto study
C) Correlation study
D) Survey study

Answer Key:
A) Experimental study

Q29: If you are interested in finding out the how the graduates from your institution have progressed in the teaching career during the last five years, you will undertake a/an:

A) Case study
B) Experimental study
C) Tracer study
D) Content analysis research

Answer Key:
C) Tracer study

Q30: In an ex-post facto study, the researcher can:

A) Select groups randomly
B) Establish true cause and effect relationship
C) Establish tentative cause and effect relationship
D) Manipulate independent variable

Answer Key:
C) Establish tentative cause and effect relationship

Q31: Which of the following is the correct way of writing a reference for a journal article retrieved from a website?

A) Jameson, J. (2013). E-Leadership in higher education: The fifth “age” of educational technology research. British Journal of Educational Technology, 44(6), 889-915. doi: 10.1111/bjet.12103

B) Jameson, J. (2013). E-Leadership in higher education: The fifth “age” of educational technology research. British Journal of Educational Technology, 44(6), 889-915. doi: 10.1111/bjet.12103

C) Jameson, J. (2013). E-Leadership in higher education: The fifth “age” of educational technology research. British Journal of Educational Technology, 44(6), 889-915. doi: 10.1111/bjet.12103

D) Jameson, J. (2013). E-Leadership in higher education: The fifth “age” of educational technology research. British Journal of Educational Technology, 44(6), 889-915. doi: 10.1111/bjet.12103

Answer Key:
Dropped

Q32: The first step in the process of review of related literature is to:

A) Formulate hypotheses for the study
B) Identify the key words
C) Identify the sources of the information
D) Abstract the information

Answer Key:
B) Identify the key words

Q33: If you abstract similar information across previous research studies, it will help you in:

A) Stating objectives
B) Formulating hypotheses
C) Selecting measuring tools
D) Synthesizing the review of related literature

Answer Key:
D) Synthesizing the review of related literature

Q34: Synthesis of review of related literature is done at the stage of:

A) Analyzing, organizing and reporting the literature
B) Abstracting the information
C) Identifying sources of information
D) Identifying key words to guide the search

Answer Key:
A) Analyzing, organizing and reporting the literature

Q35: Which of the following is an example of secondary source of information?

A) Annotated Bibliography
B) Encyclopedia
C) References
D) Indexes

Answer Key:
B) Encyclopedia

Q36: Which of the following questions CANNOT be answered through research?

A) Are the institutions of higher learning ready to implement choice based credit system in various programmes?

B) Can the job success be predicted on the basis of final scores in three years diploma programme?

C) What is meant by Autonomy?

D) What are the students’ reactions towards Choice based Credit system?

Answer Key:
C) What is meant by Autonomy?

Q37: The function of a research hypothesis is to:

A) Consider the problem in the form of a scientific statement
B) Link the research problem with the research question
C) Suggest a possible answer to a problem, based on available facts or information
D) Summarize the notion behind the research study

Answer Key:
C) Suggest a possible answer to a problem, based on available facts or information

Q38: In a study on ‘ Effect of micro credential course on the leadership, creative problem solving and team work skills of students’, the independent variable is:

A) Leadership
B) Creative problem solving
C) Team work
D) Micro credential course.

Answer Key:
D) Micro credential course.

Q39: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Action research?

A) Context specific
B) Findings are applicable only to the sample studied
C) Rigorous controls are exercised
D) Undertaken by a practitioner

Answer Key:
C) Rigorous controls are exercised

Q40: An administrator wants to improve motivation of his employees by changing his leadership style, he will undertake:

A) Applied research
B) Survey research
C) Action research
D) Basic research

Answer Key:
C) Action research

Q41: The variable that is manipulated in an experimental research is referred to as:

A) Control variable
B) Dependent variable
C) Extraneous variable
D) Independent variable

Answer Key:
D) Independent variable

Q42: Which of the following variables the researcher will not be able to manipulate?

A) Instructional methods
B) Instructional media
C) Feedback
D) Previous attainments of the learner

Answer Key:
D) Previous attainments of the learner

Q43: For a study “Type of industry, ownership and location as factors responsible for differentials in the salary, training & development and career progression of employees ‘, the method of research preferred will be:

A) Survey research
B) Ex-post Facto research
C) Experimental research
D) Case study research

Answer Key:
B) Ex-post Facto research

Q44: To determine the effect of virtual training on the problem solving skills of students of ECE is an example of:

A) Research objective
B) Research question
C) Directional hypothesis
D) Non directional hypothesis

Answer Key:
A) Research objective

Q45: Which of the following is NOT an example of a research question for a descriptive study?

A) What is the coverage of content in the videos produced by teachers for blended learning?

B) What are the qualifications and teaching experience of teachers working in the polytechnics of Bhopal?

C) What are the perceptions of students towards MOOCs?

D) What is the effect of integration of case studies in teaching learning on the analytical ability of final year students of electrical engineering?

Answer Key:
D) What is the effect of integration of case studies in teaching learning on the analytical ability of final year students of electrical engineering?

Q46: Which of the following is a directional hypothesis?

A) Girls show significantly higher problem solving skills after structured industrial training than the boys

B) There are no significant differences in the problem solving skills of experimental and control group students

C) There are significant differences in the problem solving ability of experimental and control group students.

D) There is significant effect of structured industrial training on the problem solving skills of students.

Answer Key:
A) Girls show significantly higher problem solving skills after structured industrial training than the boys

Q47: In a study on ‘Predicting effectiveness as a leader on the basis of self awareness, communication and emotional intelligence of engineers’, which is the criterion variable?

A) Emotional intelligence
B) Communication
C) Self awareness
D) Effectiveness of Leader

Answer Key:
D) Effectiveness of Leader

Q48: In an experimental study, if post-test only control group design is used, which of the following statistical technique can be used to study the mean differences?

A) Chi-square
B) t- Test
C) ANOVA
D) ANCOVA

Answer Key:
B) t- Test

Q49: Which one of the following variables is dichotomous?

A) Rural/Urban
B) Age
C) Intelligence
D) Achievement scores

Answer Key:
A) Rural/Urban

Q50: If you are interested in finding out the differences in the readiness for MOOCs of male and female students studying in various years of four years degree programme in government and private engineering colleges of UP, you will prefer to select sample using:

A) Simple random sampling technique
B) Systematic random sampling technique
C) Stratified random sampling technique
D) Cluster sampling technique

Answer Key:
C) Stratified random sampling technique

Q51: If a researcher wants to identify the notes taking skills of the toppers of the various branches of engineering in the polytechnics of Kerala, the sampling technique used will be:

A) Cluster Sampling
B) Simple random Sampling
C) Purposive sampling
D) Systematic Sampling

Answer Key:
C) Purposive sampling

Q52: Which of the following techniques of sampling is not a Probability Sampling technique?

A) Simple random sampling
B) Stratified random sampling
C) Purposive sampling
D) Cluster sampling

Answer Key:
C) Purposive sampling

Q53: Thirty is the minimum sample required for a:

A) Correlation research
B) Experimental research
C) Ex-post Facto research
D) Survey research

Answer Key:
A) Correlation research

Q54: If you are interested in studying the reasons for twenty-five students’ missing the workshop practice classes in specific, you will prefer to select sample by using the technique of:

A) Cluster sampling
B) Purposive sampling
C) Simple random sampling
D) Stratified random sampling

Answer Key:
B) Purposive sampling

Q55: If you decide to select a fixed number of male and female students sample from the population, the sampling technique used is:

A) Quota sampling
B) Systematic sampling
C) Simple random sampling
D) Purposive sampling

Answer Key:
A) Quota sampling

Q56: If you are interested in studying CEOs of companies who graduated from a particular technical institution during the year 1965-70, but have no information regarding the population but only a reference of a few CEOs from the concerned institution, the sampling technique preferred will be:

A) Volunteer sampling technique
B) Purposive sampling technique
C) Simple random sampling technique
D) Snowball sampling technique

Answer Key:
D) Snowball sampling technique

Q57: Stratified random sampling technique will be appropriate when:

A) Population is homogeneous
B) Population is heterogeneous
C) Population is small
D) Population is large

Answer Key:
B) Population is heterogeneous

Q58: If you are interested in collecting data on nature of questions posed , how those questions are posed and the feedback provided by teachers in the classrooms, the measuring instrument you would prefer will be a/an:

A) Interview schedule
B) Questionnaire
C) Observation schedule
D) Standardized Test

Answer Key:
C) Observation schedule

Q59: If you are interested in finding out how teachers deal with the students who create indiscipline in the class, you will prefer a/an:

A) Standardized Test
B) Observation schedule
C) Structured interview schedule
D) Semi-structured interview schedule

Answer Key:
D) Semi-structured interview schedule

Q60: A schedule containing only the broad questions to be posed but not the specific questions, is an example of:

A) Semi structured interview schedule
B) Questionnaire
C) Structured interview schedule
D) Unstructured interview schedule

Answer Key:
A) Semi structured interview schedule

Q61: In the process of development of questionnaire, questions/items are written after:

A) Purpose of the study
B) Research objectives
C) Research questions
D) Criterion questions

Answer Key:
D) Criterion questions

Q62: The item” Please tick mark the assessment methods used for assessing students’ performance:

  • Assignments
  • Quizzes
  • Discussion
  • Seminar
  • Term Paper
  • Project work”

is an example of:

A) Multiple choice item
B) True/ False item
C) Multiple response type item
D) Matching type item

Answer Key:
C) Multiple response type item

Q63: If you are interested in determining the pass percentages from various programmes during last five years, you will prefer a/an:

A) Standardized test
B) Questionnaire
C) Structured Interview schedule
D) Semi-structured interview schedule

Answer Key:
B) Questionnaire

Q64: If more than one person is involved in collection of data/information through interviews, it is essential that:

A) Training be provided to interviewers
B) Different interview schedules are used
C) Different aspects are assessed by different interviewers
D) Same person may be interviewed by more than one interviewer

Answer Key:
A) Training be provided to interviewers

Q65: If the correlation between job autonomy and job satisfaction for engineering graduates is positive, it means

A) Higher the job autonomy, higher is the job satisfaction of graduate engineers
B) Lower the job autonomy, higher is the job satisfaction of graduate engineers
C) Higher the job autonomy, lower is the job satisfaction of graduate engineers
D) With an increase in the job autonomy, there is no change in the scores in the job satisfaction of graduate engineers

Answer Key:
A) Higher the job autonomy, higher is the job satisfaction of graduate engineers

Q66: The researcher should pose the questions in the same sequence in case of:

A) Questionnaire
B) Structured interview schedule
C) Semi-structured interview schedule
D) Unstructured interview schedule

Answer Key:
B) Structured interview schedule

Q67: While collecting data through observation schedule, the researcher need NOT:

A) Disturb the ongoing process
B) Record his/her comments
C) Pose questions
D) Rate the ongoing process

Answer Key:
A) Disturb the ongoing process

Q68: In research, the question ‘How well the results of an experimental research can be applied to other settings’ concerns:

A) Reliability
B) Internal validity
C) External validity
D) Practicality

Answer Key:
C) External validity

Q69: Highest score minus the lowest score in the distribution represents:

A) Mean
B) Median
C) Range
D) Mode

Answer Key:
C) Range

Q70: If you have Mean and SD of students achievement in five courses and you are interested in finding out the significance of mean differences, which of the following statistical technique you will use?

A) Analysis of variance
B) Analysis of covariance
C) Chi- square
D) t-test

Answer Key:
A) Analysis of variance

Q71: In addition to other components, Funding proposal need to include:

A) Rationale
B) Financial requirements
C) Objectives
D) Methodology

Answer Key:
B) Financial requirements

Q72: Which of the following is NOT a part of a Research proposal?

A) Objectives
B) Rationale
C) Review of related literature
D) Findings

Answer Key:
D) Findings

Q73: Which section of the proposal is likely to include objectives of the study in the research proposal?

A) Introduction
B) Literature review
C) Proposed methodology
D) References

Answer Key:
A) Introduction

Q74: In a research report, acknowledgement forms a part of:

A) Preliminary material
B) Introduction
C) Methodology
D) Reference material

Answer Key:
A) Preliminary material

Q75: Which of the following sections does NOT belong to the introductory section of a research report?

A) Definitions of the terms
B) Description of Sample
C) Literature Review
D) Research Questions

Answer Key:
B) Description of Sample

Q76: Which of the following is the structure of a thesis?

A) Introduction, Methods and Procedure, Analysis of Data and Results, Summary and Conclusions, Review of related literature, References

B) Introduction, Methods and Procedure, References, Analysis of Data and Results, References, Review of related literature

C) Introduction, Review of related literature, Methods and Procedure, Analysis of Data and Results, Summary and Conclusions, References

D) Introduction, Review of related literature, Methods and Procedure, Analysis of Data and Results, References, Summary and Conclusions

Answer Key:
C) Introduction, Review of related literature, Methods and Procedure, Analysis of Data and Results, Summary and Conclusions, References

Q77: Commissioned evaluation is carried out in case of a:

A) Thesis
B) Research article
C) Externally Funded research project
D) Term Paper

Answer Key:
C) Externally Funded research project

Q78: Experimental procedure needs to be adequately explained in order to:

A) Enhance internal validity
B) Facilitate replication of experiment by others
C) Generalize the findings of the study
D) Exercise appropriate controls

Answer Key:
B) Facilitate replication of experiment by others

Q79: In case, you intend to apply for a project which is inter disciplinary in nature and your institution does not have all discipline specific expertise, you will:

A) Not apply for the project
B) Submit partial proposal
C) Collaborate with experts from other organizations/Institutions
D) Ask your institution to hire persons with the needed expertise

Answer Key:
C) Collaborate with experts from other organizations/Institutions

Q80: If teaching sessions are recorded for newly recruited faculty and then analyzed by the researcher for identifying strategies used by teachers to enhance student engagement, the method of research used is referred to as:

A) Content analysis
B) Participant observation
C) Non-participant observation
D) Interview

Answer Key:
A) Content analysis

Q81:    R         O1        X         O2

                        O3                    O4

represents:

A) Pretest post test control group design
B) Post test only control group design
C) Post test only design
D) One group pretest post test design

Answer Key:
A) Pretest post test control group design

Q82: Two tailed t-test will be preferred in case of:

A) There is significant negative relationship between job success and mechanical aptitude possessed by graduate mechanical engineers.

B) There is significant positive correlation between job success and mechanical aptitude of graduate mechanical engineers.

C) There are no significant differences in the job success of students with high and low mechanical aptitude.

D) Students with high mechanical aptitude show significantly higher job success than the students with low aptitude

Answer Key:
C) There are no significant differences in the job success of students with high and low mechanical aptitude.

Q83: Which of the following is NOT applicable to a hypothesis?

A) Plausible
B) Developed prior to collection of data
C) Testable
D) Stated in question form

Answer Key:
D) Stated in question form

Q84: In case, the previous studies provide contradictory findings related to the relationship between autonomy to institution and achievement of students, which one of the following will be an appropriate hypothesis?

A) There exists significant relationship between the institutional autonomy and student achievement

B) Higher the institutional autonomy higher will be the student achievement

C) Higher the institutional autonomy, lower will be the student achievement

D) There exists no relationship between institutional autonomy and achievement of students

Answer Key:
D) There exists no relationship between institutional autonomy and achievement of students

Q85: For collecting data through semi-structured interviews, the researcher need to possess the skill of:

A) Decision making
B) Interpreting the non-verbal behavior
C) Problem solving
D) Negotiation skills

Answer Key:
B) Interpreting the non-verbal behavior

Q86: If you are interested in studying the effect of positive and negative feedback provided during instruction on the motivation and achievement of students, you will manipulate the variable of:

A) Achievement
B) Feedback
C) Motivation
D) Instructional strategy

Answer Key:
B) Feedback

Q87: Application of scientific method to finding solution to the real life problem is referred to as:

A) Logical reasoning
B) Inductive reasoning
C) Deductive reasoning
D) Research

Answer Key:
D) Research

Q88: While evaluating sample for the study, the criteria should include:

A) Representative of the population
B) Reliable
C) Valid
D) Objective

Answer Key:
A) Representative of the population

Q89: A research report presents conclusions based on:

A) Impression
B) Investigation
C) Belief
D) Intuition

Answer Key:
B) Investigation

Q90: Type I error is made when:

A) Null hypothesis is accepted though the differences actually exist.
B) Null hypothesis is rejected although no significant differences exist
C) Directional hypothesis is rejected although true differences exist
D) Alternate hypothesis is accepted though no true differences actually exist

Answer Key:
B) Null hypothesis is rejected although no significant differences exist

Q91: Which of the following may be one of the criteria for evaluating Introduction in a research report?

A) Concise abstract
B) Correct title
C) Accuracy of Table of contents
D) Adequate justification for the problem

Answer Key:
D) Adequate justification for the problem

Q92: While evaluating the Chapter on Analysis of Data & Interpretation of results, The evaluation criteria must include:

A) Adequacy
B) Brevity
C) Accuracy
D) Relevance

Answer Key:
C) Accuracy

Q93: References as per APA style are presented in:

A) Alphabetical order
B) Chronological order
C) The sequence in which they appear in text
D) Random order

Answer Key:
A) Alphabetical order

Q94: The preliminary section of the research report does NOT include:

A) Acknowledgement
B) List of Tables
C) List of Figures
D) List of references

Answer Key:
D) List of references

Q95: In the process of arriving at specific research problem, list of relevant facts and explanation is generated after:

A) Enlisting the possible factors
B) Elimination of irrelevant factors
C) Basic assumptions
D) Identifying research situation

Answer Key:
B) Elimination of irrelevant factors

Q96: While evaluating interpretation of findings, which of the following criterion is NOT considered?

A) Accuracy
B) Supported by previous studies
C) Reasons cited for results obtained
D) Description of population

Answer Key:
D) Description of population

Q97: Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a good sample?

A) Adequate
B) Representative
C) Cultural bias
D) Random selection

Answer Key:
C) Cultural bias

Q98: The question, out of the total enrolment in the institute, enrolment in first year constitutes:

  • Less than 10%
  • Less than 20%
  • Less than 30%
  • Less than 40%

is inappropriate because:

A) It is clearly stated
B) Language used is simple
C) It does not use mutually exclusive categories
D) Poses a direct question

Answer Key:
C) It does not use mutually exclusive categories

Q99: Counters are used in case of:

A) Observation schedule
B) Questionnaire
C) Structured interview schedule
D) Semi structured interview schedule

Answer Key:
A) Observation schedule

Q100: The most appropriate graphical representation of students in a class securing A, B, C, D, & E is:

A) Bar graph
B) Histogram
C) Pie graph
D) Column graph

Answer Key:
C) Pie graph

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