Writing a Case Study

1.

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The analysis of the case should be represented in the body of the paper.

True

False

2.

1 point

Sometimes one may merge the analysis, solutions and recommendations into one paragraph.

True

False

3.

1 point

Choose the correct variant:

As a rule, a case study paper examines a single subject of analysis.

As a rule, a case study paper investigates more than two subjects of analysis.

As a rule, a case study paper deals with comparison of two subjects.

4.

1 point

Fill in the gaps (please, base your answer on the presentation):
One of the features of a good case study is that it challenges the common ____ about the subject.

5.

1 point

Choose the wrong variant:

In the Introduction, one should include the background information about the subject.

In the Introduction, one should analyze the theories that explain the subject.

In the Introduction, one should include the explanation why the subject is interesting.

In the Introduction, one should indicate the approach the study will take.

6.

1 point

Fill in the gaps (please, base your answer on the presentation):

One of the features of a good case study is that it offers a ______ direction in future research.

7.

1 point

It is advisable not to use headings and subheadings in the analysis section of a case study paper.

True

False

8.

1 point

Fill in the gaps (please, base your answers on the presentation):

One of the features of a good case study is that it deals with a not _____topic.

9.

1 point

Choose the correct variant:
The concluding part of the case study deals with

Summarizing the main points of the analysis

Solutions which one may arrive at as a result of the analysis

Recommendations to follow to resolve (improve) the situation of the subject under analysis

Answers 1 and 2 are correct

Answers 2 and 3 are correct

Answers 1 and 3 are correct

10.

1 point

Choose the correct variant:

The analysis of the case must be very brief and cannot take more than 1 paragraph.

In the body of the case study paper, one must describe the case and then analyze it.

In the analysis, one must summarize information from the case itself.

The analysis of the case must be supported by some factual information, not merely the writer’s own statements.