Starter quiz
- There are 5 stages in the Statistical Enquiry ______.
- 'Cycle' ✓
- Laura is a conducting a survey about food. One of her questions is "It is important to eat healthily and fruit is healthy. Do you like to eat fruit?" What is wrong with Laura's question?
- Her question is ambiguous.
- Her question needs a time frame.
- Her question is leading. ✓
- Her question is too open.
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- Aisha carries out a survey to find out how much time people spend gaming. How could Aisha's question be improved?
- Add a time frame. ✓
- Make it less leading.
- Make it less ambiguous.
- Provide response boxes. ✓
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- Lucas wants to find out how many books pupils in year 10 read. What is wrong with his question?
- He shouldn't give response boxes.
- It is leading.
- There are over-lapping categories. ✓
- It is ambiguous.
- There is no option for someone who didn't read any books. ✓
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- The Oak PE teacher wants to find out how much exercise his pupils do. What is wrong with their question?
- The question is leading.
- An open question would be better.
- The response boxes overlap.
- The responses options are ambiguous. ✓
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- Sam designs a questionnaire to find out how much TV people watch. The first question is 'What is your age?' Select the most suitable response boxes.
- under 12; 13 - 18; 19 - 30; 31 - 50; 51 - 75; 76+
- under 12; 12 - 18; 19 - 30; 31 - 50; 51 - 75; 75+
- under 12; 13 - 18; 19 - 30; 30 - 50; 50 - 75; 75+
- under 12; 12 - 18; 19 - 30; 31 - 50; 51 - 75; 76+ ✓
- under 12; 12 - 18; 19 - 30; 30 - 50; 50 - 75; 75+
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Exit quiz
- A ______ is a set of written questions designed to collect information from a respondent.
- 'questionnaire' ✓
- Select all the biased questions.
- Don't you think our product is amazing? ✓
- Intelligent people read books. Do you read books? ✓
- How many films did you watch last month?
- Do you not agree that you are a person who doesn't not exercise?
- Football is boring and awful. Do you like football? ✓
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- Izzy writes the question: "How many pets do you have?". What should Izzy consider when making response boxes for this question?
- Have a none or 0 option. ✓
- Have no biased options.
- Have no overlaps between options. ✓
- Have a "more than" option. ✓
- Have no leading options.
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- An Internet service provider asks: In your opinion, how would you rate the speed of your broadband?: [Amazing, Excellent, Great, Good, Bad, Poor]. What is wrong with their question?
- The responses are overlapping.
- The responses are subjective. ✓
- The responses are biased towards positive answers. ✓
- The question has double negatives.
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- Select all the questions that are considered to be asking for personal information.
- What is your age? ✓
- How many films did you watch last month?
- What is your height? ✓
- What type of films do you like?
- What is your weight? ✓
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- A supermarket manager wants to find out how satisfied customers are with staff. He asks customers: "Do you feel helped by every member of staff when you go to this shop?". Criticise their question.
- Some customers may not need any help and so answer 'no'. ✓
- The question contains double negatives.
- The question is asking for personal information.
- Some customers may say 'no' as they haven't met all the staff. ✓
- The question is leading people to answer 'yes'.
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Key learning points
- Questionnaires are used in a variety of jobs.
- Questionnaires may have been designed to hide intentional bias.
- When completing a questionnaire, the data it collects should be purposeful.
Common misconception
Pupils may unintentionally add bias to their questions.
Have other pupils check questions for any bias and support their peers in rewording them.
Keywords
Questionnaire - A questionnaire is a set of written questions designed to collect information from a respondent.
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