INSTRUCTIONS: TYPE THE LETTER "T" IF THE STATEMENT IS CORRECT AND TYPE THE LETTER "F" IF THE STATEMENT IS INCORRECT. (2 POINTS EACH=50 POINTS)
1		Open ended format are based on pre-determined responses, giving respondents an opportunity to express what they feel is right, and often provide real, perceptional, and at times, startling proposals.
2		Open-ended questions placed at the end of a questionnaire tend to draw accurate feedback and suggestions from respondents.
3		Questions which have multiple options as answers and allow respondents to select a single option from amongst them are called closed-format or closed-ended questions.
4		Open ended format is a type of questionnaire is especially useful when conducting preliminary analysis.
5		Closed-ended questions help to arrive at opinions about a product or service, and sometimes, about a company, in a more effective manner.
6		Leading questions are usually prepared to derive audience opinion within a set of wide range of words.
7		Importance questions questions facilitate drawing what respondents consider significant - enabling vital business decision-making.
8		Customers' feelings about a topic, product or service can be easily gauged by asking them likert based questions.
9		In a bipolar question a middle perspective is not possible.
10		Normally bipolar questions have an even number of choices, so as to prevent respondents to choose a middle way out.
11		Negative questions are making respondents feel uncomfortable by asking details about personal or private issues which in turn can lead to losing trust
12		Embarrassing questions are questions with misleading speculation and fantasy should be avoided
13		The methodology indicated in your research encompasses the way in which you intend to finish your research.
14		The research methodology details is ultimately a methodological and systematic plan to show the problems of the study.
15		The goal of creating the methodology is the same whether your paper plans to make use of qualitative methods or quantitative methods.
16		The objective of a research methodology is to explain the reasoning behind your approaches to your research.
17		The quantitative data in the research is richer and is generally grounded in a subjective and interpretivist perspective.
18		The methods based on qualitative data include questionnaires and organisational statistical records among others.
19		The specifics of which methodology to use will depend on your research problems, the formulation of which is consequently informed by your research perspective.
20		The questionnaires created by the researcher can produce quantitative as well as qualitative data.
21		When giving questionnaires the researcher don't necessarily have to be present during the administering of the questionnaire.
22		Generally, an interview is a qualitative research technique which involves asking open-ended questions to converse with respondents and collect elicit data about a subject.
23		Interviews offer the researchers with a platform to prompt their participants and obtain inputs in the desired answers.
24		Interviews which are structured excessively used in survey research with the intention of maintaining uniformity throughout all the interview participants.
25		The closed-ended questions can be included to understand user preferences from a collection of answer options during interview.