Expository Writing and Survey Design Quiz

What is the primary purpose of expository writing?

• To narrate a story

• To persuade the audience

• To explain or inform

• To entertain the reader

Which of the following is an example of expository writing?

• A fictional novel

• A how-to article

• A mystery story

• A poem

What is a survey?

• A form of creative writing

• A method of collecting information

• A persuasive essay

• A type of fictional narrative

Which of the following is NOT a component of a survey?

• Narrative questions

• Closed-ended questions

• Open-ended questions

• Demographic questions

What is a key characteristic of closed-ended questions?

• They are always biased

• They require a simple yes or no answer

• They allow for detailed responses

• They are irrelevant to the survey's purpose

Open-ended questions are designed to:

• Provide yes/no answers

• Limit responses to multiple choices

• Allow free-text responses

• Restrict detailed explanations

What should be avoided in question design to ensure neutrality?

• Logical order

• Leading questions

• Clear wording

• Relevant topics

What is the optimal number of questions recommended for a survey?

• 5 questions

• 10 questions

• 15 questions

• 20 questions

What is the purpose of conducting a pilot test of a survey?

• To analyze the data

• To distribute the survey widely

• To identify issues with clarity or structure

• To finalize the survey design

Which of the following is a method for distributing a survey?

• Via email and social media

• Only in-person

• Only through phone calls

• Only through postal mail