Types of Survey Questions Test

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Identify the type of question used in the situation: A school wants to know more about how students prepare for exams. They asked: “Describe how you usually study a week before your major exams.”

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Open-ended question

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Type of question used: “Do you have access to clean drinking water at home? (Yes/No)”

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Dichotomous question

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Identify the type of question used in the situation: A student council is surveying students on their preferred extracurricular activities. They asked: “Which of the following clubs do you want to join? (You may check more than one) –Sports, Arts, Debate, Science, Music, Others.”

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Multiple-Response

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Identify the type of question used when students rate aspects of online classes (Internet connection, Teacher feedback, Lesson clarity, Peer interaction) on a scale of 1 (Poor) to 5 (Excellent).

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Matrix question

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Identify the type of question used in the situation: A researcher wants to know if students believe that uniforms should be mandatory. The survey asks: “Do you agree that students should be required to wear school uniforms?” (Yes/No)

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Dichotomous question

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Identify the type of question used in the situation: A local community is conducting a survey to understand residents' opinions on public transportation. They asked: “How satisfied are you with the current public transportation services? (Very Satisfied, Satisfied, Neutral, Dissatisfied, Very Dissatisfied)”

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Matrix question

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Identify the type of question used in the situation: A school is interested in knowing students' thoughts on school lunches. They asked: “What do you think about the variety of food options available in the cafeteria? Please explain your answer.”

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Open-ended question

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Describe the characteristics of a dichotomous question and how it differs from an open-ended question.

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A dichotomous question offers two response options, typically 'Yes' or 'No', while an open-ended question allows respondents to provide detailed, free-form answers.