Please help me by doing this quick survey :)

[Higgeo]

Hey guys part of my school assignment is to collect some data about American football uniforms etc. Please fill out this quick survey. There is no sign up required and should only take 1 min.

 

 

http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22B47HPW9EL

 

 

Thanks

 

 

Higgeo

[PHANTASM]

Hey guys part of my school assignment is to collect some data about American football uniforms etc. Please fill out this quick survey. There is no sign up required and should only take 1 min.

 

 

http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22B47HPW9EL

 

 

Thanks

 

 

Higgeo

 

Done.

[ohurcool]

I did it too.

[LU47]

np ^^ but wth is a Guernsey ?

[KevinBacon]

Isn't that a breed of cow or something?

[Corey]

done

[Duckie]

what the hell is a gurnsey

[Higgeo]

a Guernsey is the shirt that a sport player wares. sorry about that

[Funksdead]

Guernsey: any of a breed of usually reddish-brown and white dairy cattle that are larger than the Jersey and produce rich yellowish milk

 

lol...survey done

[AntiThought]

Completed hope it helps.

[F257]

done, even though i am brithish

 

I think your survey could have done with a bit of a clean up though.

 

for example

 

1) if you were 10, then you could have been in either group. If this information were to be represented as a historgraph,for example, then you wouldent get an accurate representation as some people would have goen for the 0-10 catergory, and others 10-15. better to do 0-10, 11-15 etc

2). Im not too sure why you jumped from 0-10, left it at increments of 5, then went from 30-50. i understand you may have left it as 0-10 as there may not have been enough respondents in this catergory to be worth it splitting it in two (though you should keep it even really) but 30-50 is quite a leap in the audience

3) themes are a bit vague - bloods and killers is rather non specfic

4) Guersney is a bit unspecified too - i didnt know if you meant a team or a shirt that had a gurensey in it

5) A likert scale may have been better for last part

 

sorry to nitpick

[Hulk]

There ya go

[Higgeo]

done, even though i am brithish

 

I think your survey could have done with a bit of a clean up though.

 

for example

 

1) if you were 10, then you could have been in either group. If this information were to be represented as a historgraph,for example, then you wouldent get an accurate representation as some people would have goen for the 0-10 catergory, and others 10-15. better to do 0-10, 11-15 etc

2). Im not too sure why you jumped from 0-10, left it at increments of 5, then went from 30-50. i understand you may have left it as 0-10 as there may not have been enough respondents in this catergory to be worth it splitting it in two (though you should keep it even really) but 30-50 is quite a leap in the audience

3) themes are a bit vague - bloods and killers is rather non specfic

4) Guersney is a bit unspecified too - i didnt know if you meant a team or a shirt that had a gurensey in it

5) A likert scale may have been better for last part

 

sorry to nitpick

 

Thats cool it was my first ever survey and i did not do any good reaserch in to how to run a survey. Now i will know for next time. thanks

 

Guernsey: any of a breed of usually reddish-brown and white dairy cattle that are larger than the Jersey and produce rich yellowish milk

 

lol...survey done

 

Im aussie so look at thins from wiki

 

Use in Australian sport

In Australia, the word "guernsey" is used to describe the usually sleeveless shirt worn by Australian rules football players, although the word “jumper†is also commonly used.[10][11] The top worn by National Rugby League and Australian Rugby Union players is more commonly called a jersey,[12][13] though it is still frequently called a guernsey, often interchangeably. As an extension of this tradition, the expression "to get a guernsey"[14] is a metaphor for being selected for something or to gain recognition for an achievement.

[Desu]

guernsey, sounds like jersey.....both same meaning

[F257]

guernsey, sounds like jersey.....both same meaning

 

really i pronounce guernsay like GURN-SEA and jersey like JER-SEA; gurensay has a hard 'n' sound in middle. Maybe its an continetal thing to think of it as a sporting item; here its more used to describe a type of milk lol