Closed-ended questions vs Open questions
Voting or Surveys
Open question 1: “What’s your opinion on the current candidate?”
First example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Did you vote for this candidate in the last election? (Yes/No)”
Second example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Do you approve of their current performance? (Yes/No)”
Third example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Would you vote for their re-election? (Yes/No)”
Open question 2: “What do you think about the public transportation proposal?”
First example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Do you use public transport at least 3 times a week? (Yes/No)”
Second example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Do you support increasing bus frequency? (Yes/No)”
Third example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Would you be willing to pay more for improved service? (Yes/No)”
Open question 3: “How do you view safety in your neighborhood?”
First example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Have you been a victim of a crime in the past year? (Yes/No)”
Second example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Do you feel safe walking at night? (Yes/No)”
Third example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Do you consider police presence sufficient? (Yes/No)”
Open question 4: “What do you think about municipal services?”
First example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Is garbage collection punctual? (Yes/No)”
Second example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Does public lighting work properly? (Yes/No)”
Third example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Are the streets well-maintained? (Yes/No)”
Open question 5: “What’s your opinion on the education system?”
First example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Do you have children in public schools? (Yes/No)”
Second example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Do you consider the quality of teaching adequate? (Yes/No)”
Third example of a close-ended question ❓🤔
“Would you support an increase in the education budget? (Yes/No)”