Cogs All Set For the Big Count

The video tutorial explains the process of handling census forms after submission. It covers the steps of coding and transcribing information onto detailed cards, the production of these cards, and the use of machines to punch holes and sort the cards based on various criteria. Finally, it describes the counting and printing of the sorted data to compile final statistics for the Registrar General.

What is the first step in processing a census form after it is filled out and returned?

• The information is directly sent to the Registrar General.

• The cards are counted and classified.

• The cards are sorted by age and occupation.

• The information is coded and transcribed onto cards.

How are the cards prepared before they are cut and printed?

• They are perforated with holes.

• They are coded with information.

• They are sorted by occupation.

• They are made into rolls of paper.

What is the purpose of punching holes in the cards?

• To classify them by color.

• To prepare them for printing.

• To represent specific details about individuals.

• To make them easier to handle.

At what rate are the cards sorted by the machines?

• 400 per minute

• 300 per minute

• 200 per minute

• 100 per minute

What is the final step in the census form processing as described?

• The cards are destroyed after counting.

• The cards are sent to the Registrar General.

• The counts are printed onto rule forms.

• The cards are sorted by color.