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I am a college lecturer in Scotland.
I am writing a lesson for students at Scottish SCQF Level 5 on the subject of designing surveys using both qualitative and quantitative questioning.
Please provide me with:
1) 4 sample questions, 2 qualitative, 2 quantitative
2) a 10 question multiple choice quiz with answers
The class will be delivered to 3 different sets of students: Health and Social Care, Sport and Fitness, Hair and Beauty.
Please provide 3 different versions of the above, each contextualised to the respective classes
sample survey questions
Health and Social Care
Qualitative Questions:
- How do you feel about the current level of support provided to patients with chronic illnesses in community care?
- Can you describe a situation where you felt that healthcare professionals could have better communicated with you or a family member?
Quantitative Questions:
- On a scale of 1 to 5, how satisfied are you with the availability of mental health services in your area?
- How many hours per week do you spend on average caring for patients with mobility issues?
multiple choice quiz
Health and Social Care
- What is a qualitative question?
– a) A question that asks for a number
– b) A question that seeks opinions or descriptions
– c) A question with multiple choice answers
– d) A yes/no question
**Answer: b**
- What is a quantitative question?
– a) A question that asks for opinions
– b) A question asking for specific numerical data
– c) A question asking for detailed descriptions
– d) A question with yes/no answers
**Answer: b**
- What type of data does a scale from 1 to 5 collect?
– a) Ordinal data
– b) Nominal data
– c) Interval data
– d) Ratio data
**Answer: a**
- Which of the following is an example of a closed-ended question?
– a) How would you improve healthcare services?
– b) Can you describe your experience at the clinic?
– c) On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the cleanliness of the facility?
– d) What are your thoughts on the current policy?
**Answer: c**
- What is the main advantage of using qualitative questions in a survey?
– a) They are easier to analyse
– b) They capture detailed feedback and opinions
– c) They provide numerical data
– d) They are faster to complete
**Answer: b**
- What is a Likert scale?
– a) A scale used to measure temperature
– b) A method for collecting descriptive data
– c) A common scale for measuring attitudes or opinions
– d) A way to rank people based on performance
**Answer: c**
- Why is it important to use both qualitative and quantitative questions in a survey?
– a) It balances time spent on the survey
– b) It provides both detailed and statistical data
– c) It avoids bias in the responses
– d) It makes the survey look professional
**Answer: b**
- How can open-ended questions be useful in health and social care?
– a) They provide a yes/no answer
– b) They encourage detailed patient feedback
– c) They limit the patient’s response
– d) They reduce the length of the survey
**Answer: b**
- Which of the following is an example of a quantitative question?
– a) What is your opinion on current healthcare services?
– b) How many times have you visited a healthcare provider in the past year?
– c) Can you describe a typical day in your care routine?
– d) How do you feel about the level of patient support?
**Answer: b**
- What type of data would you collect if you ask patients how many medications they take per day?
– a) Qualitative data
– b) Quantitative data
– c) Descriptive data
– d) Observational data
**Answer: b**
sample survey questions
Sport and Fitness
Qualitative Questions:
- How do you feel about the level of support provided by your gym for beginners?
- Can you describe a time when you felt particularly motivated or demotivated during your fitness journey?
Quantitative Questions:
- How many hours per week do you spend exercising on average?
- On a scale of 1 to 5, how satisfied are you with the variety of fitness classes offered at your gym?
multiple choice quiz
Sport and Fitness
- What is a qualitative question?
– a) A question that asks for a number
– b) A question that seeks opinions or descriptions
– c) A question with multiple choice answers
– d) A yes/no question
**Answer: b**
- What is a quantitative question?
– a) A question that asks for opinions
– b) A question asking for specific numerical data
– c) A question asking for detailed descriptions
– d) A question with yes/no answers
**Answer: b**
- What type of data does a scale from 1 to 5 collect?
– a) Ordinal data
– b) Nominal data
– c) Interval data
– d) Ratio data
**Answer: a**
- Which of the following is an example of a closed-ended question?
– a) How would you improve the gym’s facilities?
– b) Can you describe your experience during the last fitness class?
– c) On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the cleanliness of the gym?
– d) What are your thoughts on the class schedule?
**Answer: c**
- What is the main advantage of using qualitative questions in a survey?
– a) They are easier to analyse
– b) They capture detailed feedback and opinions
– c) They provide numerical data
– d) They are faster to complete
**Answer: b**
- What is a Likert scale?
– a) A scale used to measure temperature
– b) A method for collecting descriptive data
– c) A common scale for measuring attitudes or opinions
– d) A way to rank people based on performance
**Answer: c**
- Why is it important to use both qualitative and quantitative questions in a survey?
– a) It balances time spent on the survey
– b) It provides both detailed and statistical data
– c) It avoids bias in the responses
– d) It makes the survey look professional
**Answer: b**
- How can open-ended questions be useful in sport and fitness surveys?
– a) They provide a yes/no answer
– b) They encourage detailed feedback about personal fitness experiences
– c) They limit the user’s response
– d) They reduce the length of the survey
**Answer: b**
- Which of the following is an example of a quantitative question?
– a) What is your opinion on the current fitness programs?
– b) How many hours do you spend exercising each week?
– c) Can you describe a fitness routine you enjoy?
– d) How do you feel about your current level of fitness?
**Answer: b**
- What type of data would you collect if you ask how many days per week people attend the gym?
– a) Qualitative data
– b) Quantitative data
– c) Descriptive data
– d) Observational data
**Answer: b**
sample survey questions
Hair and Beauty
Qualitative Questions:
- How do you feel about the current trends in hair styling offered at your salon?
- Can you describe your ideal experience when visiting a beauty salon?
Quantitative Questions:
- How many beauty treatments do you receive on average per month?
- On a scale of 1 to 5, how satisfied are you with the quality of the products used in your salon?
multiple choice quiz
Hair and Beauty
- What is a qualitative question?
– a) A question that asks for a number
– b) A question that seeks opinions or descriptions
– c) A question with multiple choice answers
– d) A yes/no question
**Answer: b**
- What is a quantitative question?
– a) A question that asks for opinions
– b) A question asking for specific numerical data
– c) A question asking for detailed descriptions
– d) A question with yes/no answers
**Answer: b**
- What type of data does a scale from 1 to 5 collect?
– a) Ordinal data
– b) Nominal data
– c) Interval data
– d) Ratio data
**Answer: a**
- Which of the following is an example of a closed-ended question?
– a) How would you improve the beauty services?
– b) Can you describe your last experience at the salon?
– c) On a scale of 1 to 10, how would you rate the customer service?
– d) What are your thoughts on the salon’s pricing?
**Answer: c**
- What is the main advantage of using qualitative questions in a survey?
– a) They are easier to analyse
– b) They capture detailed feedback and opinions
– c) They provide numerical data
– d) They are faster to complete
**Answer: b**
- What is a Likert scale?
– a) A scale used to measure temperature
– b) A method for collecting descriptive data
– c) A common scale for measuring attitudes or opinions
– d) A way to rank people based on performance
**Answer: c**
- Why is it important to use both qualitative and quantitative questions in a survey?
– a) It helps balance the time spent on the survey
– b) It provides both detailed and statistical data
– c) It reduces response bias
– d) It makes the survey look professional
**Answer: b**
- How can open-ended questions be useful in hair and beauty surveys?
– a) They provide yes/no answers
– b) They allow clients to give detailed feedback about their experiences
– c) They limit the client’s response options
– d) They shorten the survey length
**Answer: b**
- Which of the following is an example of a quantitative question?
– a) What is your opinion on the range of products offered at the salon?
– b) How many beauty treatments do you get in a typical month?
– c) Can you describe your last hair treatment?
– d) How do you feel about the current beauty trends?
**Answer: b**
- What type of data would you collect if you ask clients how often they visit the salon each month?
– a) Qualitative data
– b) Quantitative data
– c) Descriptive data
– d) Observational data
**Answer: b**
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