1 .		The term "ethnography" literally means: [Hint]   anthropology.   writing about groups of people.   human science.   interview.
2 .		All of the following are considered part of a culture EXCEPT: [Hint]   economic indicators.   roles of husbands.   church attendance.   race relations.
3 .		Which of the following would NOT be a question explored with ethnographic designs? [Hint]   the social relationships of children in multicultural classrooms   the experiences of first-generation college students at a prestigious university   gender differences in self-esteem of middle school students who are gifted in math and science   the drinking games and the accompanying socialization process of a college fraternity
4 .		The focus of ethnographic research is to describe and analyze: [Hint]   academic achievement.   activity of a group sharing similar beliefs/behaviors.   social relationships among people with differential power (e.g., teacher-student).   individuals with the goal of theory generalization.
5 .		Culture has been defined (LeCompte et al., 1993) as: [Hint]   everything having to do with human behavior and belief.   characteristics that distinguish members of a group into subgroups.   particular behaviors of large groups.   feelings and attitudes of a group rather than behavior of a group.
6 .		According to Denzin, the book Writing Culture (Clifford & Marcus, 1986), explains two challenges of ethnographic research, which are: [Hint]   theory and method.   representation and legitimacy.   generalizability and objectivity.   representation and objectivity.
7 .		A third-person, dispassionate account, written in the absence of personal reflections, is known as a: [Hint]   confessional ethnography.   false ethnography.   realist ethnography.   modern ethnography.   postmodern ethnography.
8 .		If an in-depth exploration of a school where drug use is very high is used as a way to illustrate the issue of teenage substance abuse, it is most likely to be a(n): [Hint]   narrative case study.   multiple case study.   intrinsic case study.   instrumental case study.
9 .		A case study of Tiger Woods's golfing ability, the role his parents played in the development of his skill, and his quick climb to greatness would be considered by ethnographers to be a(n): [Hint]   narrative case study.   multiple case study.   intrinsic case study.   instrumental case study.
10 .		Many believe that urban schools in large metropolitan areas are severely underfunded. A qualitative study designed to highlight this belief and make the case for increased expenditures is known as a: [Hint]   cultural ethnography.   realist ethnography.   critical ethnography   structural ethnography.
11 .		The concept of culture sharing is most related to: [Hint]   cooperative learning.   shared power.   group identity.   shared behaviors and beliefs.
12 .		A Christian college campus at which daily chapel service attendance is required of all students (3 days a week) is an example of a: [Hint]   shared pattern.   action pattern.   cultural theme.   critical theme.
13 .		Reporting the activities in a gifted and talented middle school afterschool enrichment program is which part of the data collection? [Hint]   emic   etic   negotiation   fieldwork
14 .		A qualitative researcher forming and reporting her own opinions regarding faith-based schools in large urban areas is which part of the data collection? [Hint]   emic   etic   negotiation   fieldwork
15 .		A detailed account of the individuals, scenes, and people involved in a fraternity house during a weekend is what part of the qualitative data analysis? [Hint]   interpretation   analysis   context   description
16 .		description : analysis :: [Hint]   interpreting : context   context : interpreting   accounting : distillation   distillation : accounting
17 .		The greatest variance between different qualitative researchers would come in what aspect of the analysis? [Hint]   description   interpretation   analysis   b and c
18 .		What does the following statement illustrate about qualitative research? "I gained their trust slowly and negotiated a relationship that did not fit established patterns with significant adults." [Hint]   how a researcher positions himself within the study   how to describe the research setting and context   how to illustrate multiple roles of a researcher   how to make a domain analysis
19 .		In studying a school shooting incident, what will a critical ethnographic report contain that a realist ethnographic report will NOT? [Hint]   focus on the facts over interpretations   life history of the main individual or group under study   a return to the incident and a call for action   a heavier emphasis on fieldwork and fieldnotes
20 .		An ethnography written to challenge marginalizing certain individuals and groups is known as: [Hint]   confessional ethnography.   microethnography.   critical ethnography.   postmodern ethnography.