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Questionnaire & Survey

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 6mins

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1.

Most surveys are structured, which means that

a)

here is a one-on-one relationship between the researcher and the respondent.

b)

they use random selection to select respondents.

c)

the interviewer decides when, where, and how to ask the questions.

d)

the same questions are asked in the same order for all respondents.

2.

A telephone interview survey tends to have a higher response rate than a __________ study and shorter answers to open-ended questions than a __________ study.

a)

mailed questionnaire; mailed questionnaire

b)

mailed questionnaire; face-to-face interview

c)

face-to-face interview; face-to-face interview

d)

face-to-face interview; mailed questionnaire

3.

Suppose you are doing a survey in which sample quality and precision are of utmost importance, and you need to ask some critical open-ended questions. Which survey mode would work best?

a)

face-to-face interview

b)

telephone interview

c)

mail questionnaire

d)

mixed mode combining telephone interviews with a mailed questionnaire

4.

Planning a survey involves two concurrent activities: construction of the survey instrument and

a)

selection of the sample.

b)

selection of the survey mode

c)

coding of variables.

d)

selection of the survey design

5.

What is the best placement for the following survey question:

“What is your age?”

a)

opening question

b)

middle

c)

end

6.

When someone answers the telephone in a random-digit-dialing survey, the interviewers' first step is to

a)

confirm that the person who answered the telephone is 18 years of age or older.

b)

randomly select a household member to interview.

c)

read an informed consent statement and ask for permission to begin the interview.

d)

confirm that the interviewer has contacted the respondent included in the sample.

7.

Compared with experiments, surveys generally are

a)

less economical.

b)

less susceptible to reactive measurement effects.

c)

less effective in testing causal relationships.

d)

lower in generalizability.

8.

For conducting a survey to know the opinion of teachers regarding Higher Secondary Education, which tool will be best to use?

a)

Questionnaire

b)

Experiment

c)

Observation

d)

None

9.

Which of the following steps are required to design a questionnaire?

a. Writing primary and secondary aims of the study

b. Review of current literature

c. Prepare draft of questionnaire

d. Revision of draft

a)

a,b,c

b)

a,c,d

c)

b,c,d

d)

a,b,c,d

10.

If a researcher wants to study the performance of university lecturers by students which tool will be most appropriate?

a)

Questionnaire

b)

Interview

c)

Rating Scale

d)

Observation

11.

An advantage of open-ended questions as compared to multiple-choice questions is that they:

a)

are easier to score

b)

are less subject to misinterpretation

c)

are preferred by respondents

d)

provide more variety of responses

12.

The primary advantages of the interview are:

a)

high response rate and opportunity for clarification of questions

b)

anonymity and cost

c)

cost and training required

d)

time required and response rate

13.

The major problem with mail surveys is the:

a)

low response rate

b)

time required

c)

cost

d)

training required

14.

The biggest disadvantage of face-to-face interviews is that they are costlier than either mail or telephone surveys.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Draw a 5 point likert scale