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Tips for creating great questions :
Focus on one item in each question .
Keep it natural - phrase questions in your own words .
Only ask relevant questions .
Add positive feedback for correct and incorrect answers .
Try to keep question text as short as possible.
Create questions that require thought .
Educate users on different question types prior to them answering these .
Randomize answer options .
Create questions that reference realistic situations
Personalize Tests by adding user's names into Test questions .
Mark as brainliest answer .
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Question Writing Rules
Keep questions short
Avoid asking two questions in one e.g. "How enjoyable and informative did you find this workshop?" 'Enjoyable' and 'Informative' are two separate things.
Make questions unambiguous – make sure everyone will understand the question in the same way. E.g. the word crash might include bumps in the car park to some people and not others.
Avoid jargon and abbreviations – e.g. Syndicate or ADI (Approved Driving Instructor)
Avoid leading questions – e.g. "how enjoyable did you find the training?" Instead use "please rate how enjoyable or unenjoyable the training was".
Avoid using two negatives in one question e.g. How much do you agree with ‘I would never not wear a seatbelt'?
Avoid surplus questions – are you tacking-on a question just because you can? Is the question different to the other questions you are asking? You'll be restricted by time too (questionnaires should take around 10-20 minutes to complete, interviews and focus groups should be 30 minutes-1 hour 30 minutes long).
Pre-test questions – Select a small number of those you are going to ask the questions to and get them to answer the questions. If possible, also have a colleague review your questions against this checklist.
Be specific about what you are asking: