Surveys with dichotomous questions:

In these surveys, the questions are formulated in such a way that the respondent can only answer
with the words YES or NO. Some examples may be:

– Did you read the Audiovisual Communication Services law? BUT

- You smoke? BUT

– Did you visit Iguazú Falls? BUT

– Have you ever made a purchase online? BUT

– Are you interested in golf? BUT

Surveys with multiple choice questions:

In this case, the question offers several options as answers. It is always necessary to clarify
whether the respondent can choose one or more answers when answering. Some examples of
surveys of this type are:

– Which party will you vote for in the next presidential elections?

Radical Civic Union

Civic Coalition

PRO

Front for Victory.

Broad Progressive Front.

Workers Party

– Which of the following means do you use to obtain information?

Radio

Television

Diaries

Journals

Internet
– What issue do you consider should be a priority in the State policies of the next government?

Health

Education

living place

Security

Employment

Energy

Environment

Foreign policy

– Which team do you think has the best chance of winning the next World Cup?

Argentina.

Brazil.

Spain.

Germany.

Holland.

– What type of programs do you consume most frequently when watching television?

Informative

Fiction

Reality Show

Magazines

Politicians

Competitions

Surveys with ranking questions :

In this case, the question presents multiple answers to which the respondent must order
according to the degree of importance attributed to them.

– Place in order of importance the problems that the current government should solve:

Health ( )

Education ( )

Living place ( )

Security ( )

Employment ( )

Energy ( )

Environment ( )

– Place in order of importance the attributes that you take into account when purchasing clothing:

Brand ( )

Price ( )

Color ( )

Style ( )

Size ( )

– Order the activities you like to do most in your free time according to their importance:

Do sport ( )

Go to the movies ( )

Watch television ( )

Go to eat ( )

Navigate in Internet ( )

Surveys with scale questions:

In these surveys, different degrees of intensity are placed for a given question. For example:
-Is teamwork efficient for you?

Yeah

Sometimes

No

-What do you think of the new anti-smoking law?

Very good

Good

Regular

Bad

Very bad

-What do you think of the new fiction strip broadcast by Channel 5?

Excellent

Very good

Good

Regular

Bad

Very bad

-Read the newspaper?

Yeah

No

Sometimes

Surveys with scaled questions:

By formulating these surveys, the interviewer tries to establish the feelings or intensity in relation
to a certain variable. For example:
– How do you feel about the announcement made yesterday by the president of the nation
regarding insecurity?

Strongly agree

OK

Indifferent

In disagreement

Strongly disagree

– What is your position regarding the new sexual education law in primary schools?

Strongly agree

OK

Indifferent

In disagreement

Strongly disagree

-How do you feel about the United States' decision to withdraw troops from Afghanistan?

Strongly agree

OK

Indifferent

In disagreement

Strongly disagree