WorksheetsSlovin Practice-A
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
In a community sector survey in Singapore, what does the Slovin Formula help us to determine
a)
The survey's target population
b)
The appropriate sample size
c)
The survey's data collection methods
d)
The survey's budget
2.
When using the Slovin formula, what is the significance of "N" in the formula N= (N/(1+Ne^2)?
a)
The estimated population size
b)
The sample size
c)
The margin of error
d)
The response rate
3.
An NGO in Singapore is planning a survey of elderly residents in a specified neighbourhood. They estimate the population is 1200, what would be the sample size determined using the Slovin formula if they want a 5% margin of error?
a)
50
b)
100
c)
150
d)
300
4.
A community organisation in Singapore is doing a survey in a district of 2,500. They want a margin of error of 3%. What would be the sample size according to the Slovin formula?
a)
765
b)
777
c)
768
d)
769
5.
In the community sector of Singapore, when should the Slovin formula be used to determine the sample size of a survey?
a)
After data collection is complete
b)
Before defining the research objectives
c)
After selecting the survey participants
d)
Before data analysis
6.
The Slovin formula is particularly useful in community surveys in Singapore because it helps to ensure
a)
A large sample sixe
b)
Accurate representation of the population
c)
A low response rate
d)
Quick data analysis
7.
In a survey conducted for a sports centre, the estimated population is 800, and they desire a margin of error of 4%. What would be the sample size using the Slovin formula?
a)
350
b)
360
c)
370
d)
380
8.
If an organisation doing a survey wants to decrease the margin of error in their survey, what should they do with the Slovin formula
a)
Increase the estimated population size
b)
increase the sample size
c)
decrease the confidence level
d)
decease the value of e in the formula
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