The Ethnography Quiz
10 Questions
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- 1.The word Ethnography was formed from which language?
- A.
Swahili
- B.
Turkish
- C.
Greek
- D.
Spanish
- 2.Which of these best describe Ethnography?
- A.
Study of culture
- B.
Study of people
- C.
Study of culture and people
- D.
Systematic study of culture and people
- 3.All of these are forms of Ethnography except.
- A.
Realistic Ethnography
- B.
Critical Ethnography
- C.
Confessional Ethnography
- D.
Sociocultural Ethnography
- 4.Who characterized the realistic Ethnography?
- A.
Van Maanene
- B.
Van Maane
- C.
Van Maanen
- D.
Van Manen
- 5.Ethnography is aimed to...
- A.
Observe time
- B.
Observe culture
- C.
Observe people
- D.
Observe situation
- 6.Who developed the concept of Ethnography?
- A.
Gerhard Friedrich Müller
- B.
Edward Gibbon
- C.
Herodutos
- D.
Eric Hobsbawm
- 7.The early Ethnography started in which century?
- A.
13th
- B.
14th
- C.
15th
- D.
16th
- 8.Ethnography is best defined as?
- A.
Quantitative research project
- B.
Qualitative research project
- C.
Qualitative history project
- D.
Quantitative history project
- 9.Out of these, identify the most popular ethnographer.
- A.
Béla Bartók
- B.
Francisco Moreno
- C.
Thor Heyerdahl
- D.
Ferdynand Antoni Ossendowski
- 10.Ethnographic studies focus on...
- A.
Large cultural group of people
- B.
Small cultural group of people
- C.
Medium cultural group of people
- D.
Wide cultural group of people
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