Unit 7.5_Lesson 2_Resource 2b_Questions presentation Questions and questionnaires.

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Unit 7.5_Lesson 2_Resource 2b_Questions presentation Questions and questionnaires

Unit 7.5_Lesson 2_Resource 2b_Questions presentation Look at the questions on the left below. Are they clear or not? What is your number? Do you have brown or blonde hair? What number? House? Telephone? How about redheads? Or people with no hair? Or dyed pink hair? Do you have any scars? There are lots of distinguishing marks, e.g. birth marks, tattoos. Where do you live? This could mean the town, or the area, or the street, or address. Where were you when the murder took place? How does the person know when the murder took place?

Unit 7.5_Lesson 2_Resource 2b_Questions presentation Information needed to solve the crime:  Surname  Forename  House number  Street  Town  Telephone number  Hair colour  Height  Distinguishing marks  Shoe size  Alibi

Unit 7.5_Lesson 2_Resource 2b_Questions presentation Designing question responses What is your name? What colour hair do you have? (tick one) Brown Black Blonde Red/auburn Other (please specify)

Unit 7.5_Lesson 2_Resource 2b_Questions presentation What is your name? What colour hair do you have? (tick one) Brown Black Blonde Red/auburn Other (please specify) MarkJ o nes Designing question responses

Unit 7.5_Lesson 2_Resource 2b_Questions presentation Word-processed questionnaire

Unit 7.5_Lesson 2_Resource 2b_Questions presentation Spreadsheet questionnaire Why might a spreadsheet be a good way of designing a questionnaire?

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