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Features of a Good Questionnaire

Explore the features of a good questionnaire by examining the style of various sample questions and identifying the different answer types.

In this teacher-created lesson, students are encouraged to examine the archived CensusAtSchool questionnaires. Students should also be allocated time to design their own questionnaires and evaluate questionnaires created by their peers.

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