The following question types are available for selection when creating your survey: A user can select one answer from seven options. When using single answer as a screening question, it’s best to avoid having binary answers such as “Yes” and “No”. For this question type, answer options can be randomized or in a fixed order. This question type can be served on the Google Surveys publisher network. It can also be used as a screening question. Up to seven options can be shown at once, including “None of the above.” Users can select one or more options. Avoid using this answer option if you have conflicting answer choices in your question, such as a simple “Yes” or “No"; use the "Single answer" type instead. Also, avoid having an opt-out answer, as there is already an automatic “None of the above” choice provided. For this question type, answer options can be randomized or in a fixed order. This question type can be served on the Google Surveys publisher network. It can also be used as a screening question. Users can enter one- or two-word answers or a short phrase. Here are some tips for effective use of this question type: Users can rate how they feel about an image with a rating scale of 5, 7, 10, or 11 stars. Accepts GIF, JPEG, and PNG formats. Images larger than 300x250 pixels will be shrunk to that size. Animated GIFs are not allowed. Use this question type when asking the respondent to rate company logos or brand names. It is best to use basic descriptions or adjectives as the low-end and high-end scales of your ratings. Displays a large image and up to 5 answer options at once. Accepts GIF, JPEG, and PNG formats. Images larger than 300x250 pixels will be shrunk to that size. Animated GIFs are not allowed. For this question type, answer options can be randomized or in a fixed order. This question type can be served on the Google Surveys publisher network. It can also be used as a screening question. Users see two answer options with the uploaded image of your choice. Accepts GIF, JPEG, and PNG formats. Images larger than 300x250 pixels will be shrunk to that size. Animated GIFs are not allowed. This question type can be served on the Google Surveys publisher network. It can also be used as a screening question. Displays a large image with up to 7 options shown at once, including "None of the above". Users can select one or more options. Accepts GIF, JPEG, and PNG formats. Images larger than 300x250 pixels will be shrunk to that size. Animated GIFs are not allowed. Avoid using this answer option if you have conflicting answer choices in your question, such as a simple “Yes” and “No." Use "Image with menu" instead. Also, avoid having an opt-out answer, as there is already an
automatic “None of the above” answer choice provided. For this question type, answer options can be randomized or in a fixed order. This question type can be served on the Google Surveys publisher network. It can also be used as a screening question. Displays two thumbnail images and asks the respondent to pick one. Accepts GIF, JPEG, and PNG formats. Images larger than 125x125 pixels will be shrunk to that size. Animated GIFs are not allowed. If you see on the question preview that your images are very small, hard to read, blurry or pixelated, you should probably use the format Large Image Choice. For this question type, answer options can be randomized or in a fixed order. Displays up to 5 thumbnail images that can be enlarged, and allows the respondent to pick one. Accepts GIF, JPEG, and PNG formats. Images larger than 300x250 pixels will be shrunk to that size. Animated GIFs are not allowed. For this question type, answer options can be randomized or in a fixed order. Asks the respondents an open-ended question with an uploaded image of your choice. Accepts GIF, JPEG, and PNG formats. Images larger than 300x250 pixels will be shrunk to that size. Animated GIFs are not allowed. Here are some tips for effective use of this question type: Was this helpful? How can we improve it? What type of questions allows respondents participants to give a freeOpen-ended questions are free-form survey questions that allow respondents to answer in open text format so that they can answer based on their complete knowledge, feeling, and understanding. It means that the response to this question is not limited to a set of options.
Is a type of question which provides the respondents with multiple answer options?A multiple-choice question is a type of questionnaire/survey question that provides respondents with multiple answer options. Sometimes called objective response questions, it requires respondents to select only correct answers from the choice options.
What are the 4 types of survey questions?6 main types of survey questions. Open-ended questions.. Closed-ended questions.. Nominal questions.. Likert scale questions.. Rating scale (or ordinal) questions.. 'Yes' or 'no' questions.. What is openOpen-ended questions are questions that allow someone to give a free-form answer. Closed-ended questions can be answered with “Yes” or “No,” or they have a limited set of possible answers (such as: A, B, C, or All of the Above).
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