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Survey Method

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the benefits of using survey as a research method?

a)

cost effective (inexpensive)

b)

extensive (can collect data from a large population)

c)

flexible (can be done in many modes)

d)

dependable (Surveys conducted anonymously provide an avenue for more honest answers)

2.

What are single-answer questions?

a)

ask respondents to pick just one choice from a given list

b)

ask respondents to pick one or more choices from a given list

c)

ask respondents to write two answers

d)

ask respondents to write multiple answers

3.

What can you do if the list of answers you provided does not have the answer your respondents want to choose?

a)

provide as many answer choices as you can

b)

force them to select only from the options you’ve provided

c)

add an "other" answer option or comment box

d)

ask them to leave it blank

4.

What type of survey question is this?

a)

a ranking question

b)

a rating scale question

c)

a multiple choice question

d)

a Likert Scale question

5.

What is a rating scale question?

a)

display a scale and ask respondents to select a point on the scale that best represents their response

b)

display numbers from 1-5 and ask respondents to select a number on the scale that best represents their response

c)

display numbers from 0-10 and ask respondents to select a number on the scale that best represents their response

d)

display a scale and ask respondents to choose how much they agree or disagree with a statement

6.

What type of survey question is this?

a)

a ranking question

b)

a Likert Scale question

c)

a rating scale question

d)

a multiple choice question

7.

What are Likert Scale questions best for?

a)

for measuring respondents’ attitudes or behaviors when asking about sensitive topics

b)

for providing a fixed list of answer options

c)

for choosing the order of answer choices that best fit respondents' opinions

d)

for writing respondents' own custom response

8.

What type of survey question is this?

a)

a ranking question

b)

a Likert Scale question

c)

a rating scale question

d)

a multiple choice question

9.

What sampling method are you using if you survey every 5th person who enters the room.

a)

Convenience

b)

Systematic

c)

Simple Random

10.

What sampling method are you using if you survey the students in the school whose names are picked out of a hat?

a)

Convenience

b)

Systematic

c)

Simple Random

11.

Surveying the students at the next band practice is an example of which type of sampling method?

a)

Convenience

b)

Systematic

c)

Simple Random

12.

Karla is doing a study to see what the town thinks of the new grocery store. She chooses a convenience sample. She

asks 13 people from the town who go to the new grocery store. Is there bias in her sample?

a)

Yes

b)

No

13.
Sources of Data Collection
a)
Interview and observation
b)
Questionnaires and survey
c)
Primary sources and secondary sources
d)
Books and journal
14.
What is primary sources?
a)
Data gather from previous research
b)
Your own data collection from own investigation
c)
The first data acquired 
d)
Your own created data
15.
When creating questions you want to avoid:
a)
Biased questions
b)
Questions that assume what they ask 
c)
Double-barreled questions
d)
All of the above
16.
Which one is a good question?
a)
What do you think about parking? 
b)
Do you believe that the parking   situation on campus is okay? 
c)
What is your opinion of the parking situation on campus?
d)
Do you believe that the parking situation on campus is   problematic? 
17.
One of the guidelines when making survey questions is to create questions that are easy to tabulate or analyse.
a)
True
b)
False
18.

Respondant is one who gives

a)

Response to the investigator

b)

Takes interviews

19.

Pilot survey is

a)

Pre-testing of the questionnaire

b)

Completing the survey

20.

What is a form containing a set of questions related with the field of enquiry called

a)

Questionnaire

b)

Interview