GP 003_Spell Called Questionnaire

A questionnaire is a set of standardised questions. What it means by standardised is that the questions....

• should be in English

• should met with special requirements

• should pass the test first before distributed

• should be done by experts

Besides survey, the other ways to collect data in a research are....

• put your camera on

• observation

• go to library

• literature study

Which one of the following statement is true!

• a questionnaire is as same as a survey

• a survey is when you want people to fill in your questionnaire

• a questionnaire is a survey questions

• a survey is a questionnaire questions

According to the research goal, how many types of questionnaires are there?

• two

• descriptive & analytical

• self administered & interview type

• four

Self administered questionnaire means that....

• the participant will answer the given questions by themselves

• the researcher will stay away and not involved during the questionnaire filling

• the researcher will guide the participants through the filling process

• the researcher should wait for the participants to give their responses

The event when you want people to fill in your questions for your research is called (a)  

A set of questions about participants' characteristics or traits that required for the research is called an (a)  

If you want to have a research about the impact of screen time on teenagers' eye health, the attributes questions that you should put in your questionnaire are....

• age, date of birth, wear glasses/not

• parents' name, date of birth, address

• name, age, wear glasses/not

• name, date of birth, parents' name

Researcher should concern to carefully put the necessary attributes questions because....

• it shows how careful the researcher is

• attributes questions are very important

• it helps to sort out the required participants for the research

• it makes the questionnaire looks cooler

An interview type questions is a way to do a survey with....

• full involvement from the participants

• full involvement from the researcher

• partial involvement from the researcher

• partial involvement from the participants