Comprehension quiz

Discussing the Survey Results

Listen to the lesson carefully, then answer 10 comprehension questions. Pick one option per question.

Question 1What are the two speakers mainly doing in this conversation?

Writing the survey questions together Sending out questionnaires by email Designing charts for a lecture Interpreting the results of their survey

Question 2Which survey question do the speakers finally agree showed a clear response?

Question seven about catering Question six about library opening hours Question seven about library opening hours Question six about catering

Question 3How many completed questionnaires did the students actually receive back?

A hundred Eighty two Sixty two Forty two

Question 4What first struck the speakers about the survey responses?

How few students replied at all How many students chose the neutral option How many students praised the catering How quickly the replies came back

Question 5What did over sixty percent of the students say they wanted?

Longer library opening hours More transport to campus Cheaper meals on campus Fewer survey emails

Question 6Which finding do the speakers mention alongside the catering result?

The transport complaints The library opening hours The neutral responses The bounced emails

Question 7Why was the final sample smaller than the students had planned?

Many students refused to reply The printer ran out of paper The survey started too late Many of the emails bounced back

Question 8Where do the speakers decide to mention the sample size limitation?

In the conclusion In the methodology section In the title page In the appendix

Question 9What will one of the speakers do tonight?

Redraft the charts Send out more questionnaires Write the conclusion Email the tutor

Question 10What is the speakers' attitude toward the large number of neutral answers?

They find them very encouraging They ignore them completely They see them as making the results harder to interpret They blame the students for them