Survey questions

How many steps are there in designing a questionnaire?

• 6

• 7

• 3

• 5

Which of the following is not a step in designing a questionnaire?

• desk check

• pilot survey

• writing a report

• define the problem

What questions should we think of in defining the problem?

• What is the purpose? What is the problem? what will the information be used for? What do we want to discover?

• What is the purpose? Who is the target population? what will the information be used for? What do we want to discover?

• What is the purpose? Who is the target population? What has caused the problem? What do we want to discover?

• What is the purpose? Who is the target population? what will the information be used for? Why are we doing this?

What is the advantage of making an online survey?

• It is accessible to everyone.

• It is more professional.

• It will facilitate the creation and analysis of the survey.

• It can be sent out to more people.

Which one is not a characteristic of a good questionnaire?

• entertaining

• respectful

• easy to answer

• interesting

What is the purpose of a pilot survey?

• To prepare to make necessary changes

• To evaluate the questionnaire

• To figure out if anything is annoying or boring

• All of the above

Which one is not a characteristic of an open question?

• They are useful when we don't know how people will respond.

• They are used when we don't want to influence their responses.

• They can be very difficult to analyse.

• They can provide more detailed information.

Which one is not considered a good characteristic for a question?

• short

• technical language

• appropriate language

• correct grammar and spelling

Which one is not right about survey questions?

• We should avoid using double negatives

• We should be careful with the alternatives we provide.

• We don't need to provide all alternatives.

• We should avoid overlapping.

Which one below should you consider when designing your questionnaire?

• How helpful will it be to decision makers, businesses, or organisations?

• Would it be useful for other people from the target population to understand the problem better?

• What is the focus of the questionnaire?

• All of the above.