EVERYBODY COUNTS

The video discusses the 1961 census in Britain, emphasizing its inclusivity and the distribution of forms to everyone, regardless of their location or situation. It highlights the census's purpose in surveying occupations and qualifications, providing examples of diverse jobs. The video concludes by reassuring viewers about the census process.

What was a significant feature of the 1961 census in terms of language?

• Forms were only available in French.

• Forms were not distributed at all.

• Forms were only available in English.

• Forms were available in multiple languages.

Who was ensured to receive a census form according to the second section?

• Only people living in cities.

• Only people in hospitals.

• Everyone, including those in the military and hospitals.

• Only people living in rural areas.

What is one of the main objectives of the census as mentioned in the third section?

• To record the number of pets.

• To measure the height of buildings.

• To understand how people earn their living.

• To count the number of houses.

Which profession is mentioned as being part of the census survey?

• Watchmenders

• Gardeners

• Teachers

• Doctors

What reassurance is given to people about the census?

• It is a new and untested process.

• It is only for people with jobs.

• It is a simple process and nothing to be nervous about.

• It is optional to participate.