1. What do you call the act of examining a process or questioning a selected
sample of individuals to obtain data about a service, product, or process?
A. Woodcraft B. Survey C. Metalcraft D. Product
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2. Which of the following is NOT included in the importance of conducting a
simple survey?
A. Determine the Customer’s preference of products.
B. Determine the financial capability of the customer to buy the product.
C. Determine the market trends on products made of bamboo, wood
and metal.
D. Determine the types/sources of innovative finishing materials,
accessories.
3. In conducting a simple survey, we need to consider the steps. Which of the
following steps is NOT included?
A. Create the questions. C. Tally the results.
B. Ask the questions. D. Do not present the survey conducted.
4. Which of the following is NOT listed on the tips given in creating a survey
form?
A. Keep your survey focused.
B. Keep the question simple.
C. Define the purpose of your survey.
D. Keep the questions difficult to understand.
5. Who do you think can conduct a simple survey?
A. Teachers B. Learners C. Health Workers D. All of the Above
6. Is data gathering essential in starting small a business?
A. No, it will take enough time to conduct a survey.
B. No, budget is more important in starting a business.
C. Yes, it will tell you what kind of business to start.
D. Yes, to know the problems of your neighbor.
7. What kind of survey method is used to defined questions and the possible
answer using the internet?
A. Interview B. Online Survey C. Forum D. Group
8. John Niño is a marketing manager of a well-known industry of wood
products. He gathered data on how to improve their product. What marketing
tool did he use?
A. Brochure B. Flyers C.Survey D.Test paper
9. Which of the following belongs to the process of enhancing/decorating
finished products?
A. Wood B. Metal C. Bamboo D. Engraving
10. What kind of survey method do you think applicable at this time of
pandemic with the use of mobile apps or via smartphones?
A. Mobile Surveys C. Focus groups
B. Paper Survey D. Telephone Surveys