GI on Tourism Lesson_Part 1

Open Ended

HYPOTHESIS: Tourist attractions with a large number of activities would attract more visitors.

What are the two variables?

Open Ended

Create a guiding question with the two variables:

1.Length of stay in Singapore

2.Distance of country of origin

Open Ended

Create a hypothesis with the two variables:

1.Length of stay in Singapore

2.Distance of country of origin

Multiple Choice

Mr Ng prepared a box will all of the names of the 1234 students in the school.

He then picked out 20 names from the box.

What type of sampling is this?

• Systematic

• Random

• Stratified

• Convenience

Multiple Choice

On a Thursday at 2.30pm, Mr Ng stood at the foyer. He then chose every 5th student that walked past him to do his short survey.

What type of sampling is this?

• Random

• Stratified

• Systematic

• Convenience

Multiple Choice

Mr Ng decided to survey 5 students from each cohort.

What type of sampling method is this?

• Random

• Systematic

• Stratified

• Convenience

Multiple Choice

Mr Ng decides to survey the first 20 students that he sees at the canteen. What type of sampling method is this?

• Random

• Stratified

• Systematic

• Convenience

Poll

Question: Do you agree that tourism has affected your business?

Is this a good question to ask in a questionnaire? Why?

• YES

• NO

No. This is a leading question because they influence the respondent to answer in a certain way.

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Poll

Question: Do tourists patronise your shop? What do they buy from you?

Is this a good question to ask in a questionnaire?

• YES

• NO

No. Avoid asking two questions in one. This is to reduce confusion on the respondent’s part and to make it easier for you to analyse.

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Poll

Let's construct a pie chart now! First, let's take a poll.

What is 4E3's favourite attraction in Singapore?

• Marina Bay Sands

• Gardens by the Bay

• Universal Studios Singapore

• SEA Aquarium

• Others