Data Collection Table

Sources of Data Collection

• Interview and observation
• Questionnaires and survey
• Primary sources and secondary sources
• Books and journal

Why should you research information and use more than one source?

• The second source could be better and more useful than first source

• The second source might not be reliable

• The second source is more reliable

• The second source is a primary source and is better to use

Why should you make a record of the website where the source is?

• Website can change and data moved

• So you can find it again and check back on the information

• I do not need to record the source as I can remember where it came from

• The source is not reliable and does not need to be recorded

Why would you compare two costs of products for cats and dogs?

• Each cost may vary and one is cheaper than the other.

• Each cost gives you a comparison of feedback on product

• Each cost is for a different quality of product

• All of the above

Why would you research how much products are to keep a cat or dog?

• To help the new owner decide if they can afford a cat or dog

• To help the new owner see what is needed

• To help the new owner see if it is cheaper to keep a cat or dog

• To help the new owner see if they like cats or dogs

Where would I get data to find out how much cats and dogs cost to keep?

• Pets at Home

• Amazon

• Tesco Groceries

• All of the above

When did Blue Cross set up to help injured and abandoned animals?

• 1897

• 1997

• 1942

• 1965

How many pets per year do Blue Cross look after and help rehome?

• 40,000

• 30,000

• 50,000

• 20,000

What services do Blue Cross offer?

• Rehome a Pet

• Veterinary

• Bereavement

• Behaviour

What other animals to Blue Cross help to rehome?

• Horses

• Guinea Pigs

• Ferrets

• Chinchilla