a) Questionnaires are …
A a set of written questions that are asked for a survey.
B formal questions that are asked for a survey.
C informal (casual and can use slang) questions that are asked for a survey.
D a set of multiple choice questions.

b) Interviews are …
A informal conversations that you have to gather information.
B formal conversations that you have to gather information.
C a set of written questions that you ask another person to gather information.
D articles you read to gather information.

c) Observations are …
A casually monitoring someone or something for the purpose of research.
B monitoring and noting the actions or behaviour of someone or something
for the purpose of research.
C spying on someone or something for the purpose of research.
D comments you make about someone.

d) Qualitative research …
A explores the basic reasons, opinions and motivations into a problem.
B develops a hypothesis.
C is the systematic investigation of observable events using mathematical
techniques.
D determines the extent of the problem.

e) Quantitative research …
A explores the basic reasons, opinions and motivations into a problem.
B develops a hypothesis.
C is the systematic investigation of observable events using mathematical
techniques.
D includes observations.

f) The article on Aliko Dangote used …
A investigation driven research.
B purpose driven research.
C a questionnaire.
D qualitative research.

a) I will meet you ___________.

b) __________ we will buy a new fridge.

c) My brother runs __________.

d) We __________ eat plantains for dinner.

e) There is a shortage of maize ____________.