Types of Fixed-Format Questions Multiple-choice questions Rating questions Ranking questions Rank the following transactions according to the amount of time you spend processing them.
{"Image DocumentName": "Types of Fixed-Format Questions", "Image ImageDescription": "Multiple-choice questions. Rating questions. Ranking questions. Rank the following transactions according to the amount of time you spend processing them. ___ % making maps ___ % entering data. ___ % overlay analysis. ___ % data editing. The implementation of handheld entry devices would cause an increase in data accuracy. ___ Strongly agree ___ Agree. ___ No opinion. ___ Disagree ___ Strongly disagree. Is the current infrastructure report that you receive useful? ___ Yes ___ No. Teaching Notes. Ask students to classify each of the sample questions. For multiple-choice questions, the respondent is given several answers. The respondent should be told if more than one answer might be selected. For rating questions, the respondent is given a statement and asked to use supplied responses to state an opinion. To prevent built-in bias, there should be an equal number of positive and negative ratings. For ranking questions, the respondent is given several possible answers, which are to be ranked in order of preference or experience.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}