LA1: use research methods and techniques to gather material - quantitative questionnaire



Quantitative questionnaires

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Circle more than one if required

Q.1 movie genre preference

Action  romance  adventure  horror  thriller  anima  family

Q.2 where do you preferer to watch your movies

Cinemas  Netflix  national tv  Blu-ray  now-tv

Q.3 what do you preferer to watch

Movies  tv series  mini series  Netflix originals

Q.4 which decade movies do you like

70s     80s     90s    00s     2010+

Q.5 do you preferer non-fictional or fictional movies

Fiction       non-fiction

Q.6 what documentaries do you preferer

Geographic  biological  true crime  paranormal  sci-fi

Q.7 who do you preferer watching movies/series with
  
Family     friends     alone     house pet

Q.8 which cooking show do you think is better


Hell’s kitchen    Jamie’s quick and easy food

 i created and printed out a bunch of question-airs and dished them out to the rest of the class room to collect quantitate data about what certain people like to watch.

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