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Heloo guys ,this time I will explain about questionnaire, want to know ??

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1. Definition of Questioner

• The Questionnaire/Questionnaire is a well-formulated list of questions used as a means of collecting data through surveys.

• A questioner is someone who asks questions, especially in an official or formal capacity. When a detective interviews a suspect, she acts as a questioner.

2. Function of Questioner

The functions of the questionnaire include,

• In order to collect information as a basis for the preparation of permanent records.

• In order to ensure the validity of the information obtained by other methods.

• Making an evaluation of the guidance program.

• In order to take a sampling of attitudes or opinions of respondents.

3. Sample of Questioner 

 

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• The picture above is an example of a research questionnaire about client questionnaire Which contains the services of a company

4. Expressions and sentences used in Questioner

    a) What (Apa)

What is used to ask for information about something.

Example of sentences:

• What is your name? (Siapa namamu?)

• What are you doing? (Apa yang kamu lakukan?)

• What is the color? (Apa warnanya?)

• What should I do? (Apa yang harus aku lakukan?)

    b) Where (di mana)

Where is used to ask for a location or place.

Example of sentences:

• Where is your Mum? (Di mana ibumu?)

• Where is my shoes? (Di mana sepatumu?)

• Where are you? (Di mana kamu?)

• Where is your house? (Di mana rumahmu?)

    c) When (kapan)

When is used to ask for the time.

Example of sentences:

• When does the bus arrive? (Kapan bisnya sampai?)

• When will you be here? (Kapan kamu akan datang kemari?)

• When will the football game start? (Kapan pertandingan sepak bolanya dimulai?)

• When are we going? (Kapan kita akan pergi?)

    d) Why (kenapa)

• Why is used to ask a reason.

• Example of sentences:

• Why do you do that? (Kenapa kamu melakukannya?)

• Why do you like Nasi Goreng so much? (Kenapa kamu sangat suka Nasi Goreng?)

• Why the living room is so messy? (Kenapa ruang tamu sangat berantakan?)

• Why the price is expensive? (Kenapa harganya sangat mahal?)

    e) Which (yang mana)

Which is used to inquire from the certainty of a choice among people, things, or things.

Example of sentences:

• Which cake is the most delicious? (Kue mana yang lebih enak?)

• Which dress is better for me? (Gaun yang mana yang lebih baik untukku?)

• Which club do you join in? (Di klub mana kamu bergabung?)

• Which cat is yours? (Kucing mana yang jadi milikmu?)

    f) Who (siapa)

• Who is used to ask about people.

• Example of sentences:

• Who ate my pudding? (Siapa yang memakan pudingku?)

• Who is your favourite artist? (Siapa artis kesukaanmu?)

• Who are you? (Siapa kamu?)

• Who sent me this gift? (Siapa yang mengirim hadiah ini?)

    g) Whom (dengan siapa)

Whom is used to ask someone who has a position as an object or recipient of the subject's action.

Example of sentences:

• Whom did he marry? (Dengan siapa dia menikah?)

• Whom did you talk to? (Dengan siapa kamu bicara?)

• Whom you do you know in USA? (Ada yang kamu kenal di AS?)

• Whom did you see? (Siapa yang kamu lihat/temui?)

• Whom did she make a pie for? (Siapa yang kamu buatkan pai?)

    h) Whose (punya siapa)

Whose is used to ask which person has something (possessive).

Example of sentences:

• Whose child is this? (Anak siapa ini?)

• Whose turn is this? (Giliran siapa ini?)

• Whose car is that? (Mobil (milik) siapa itu?)

• Whose house is this? (Rumah (milik) siapa ini?)

    i) How (bagaimana)

How is used to ask how something can be done.

Example of sentences:

• How are you? (Bagaimana kabarmu?)

• How to make this cake? (Bagaimana cara membuat kue ini?)

• How can I go home right now? (Bagaimana caraku pulang ke rumah sekarang?)

• How does the television work? (Bagaimana cara televisi bekerja?)

5. Types of Questioners

The following is about the Types of Questions and Sample Questions:

    a. Open Questions

This open-ended question cannot be answered with a "Yes" or "No" answer. The purpose of open-ended questions is to encourage the answerer to develop an answer to the question. Open-ended questions begin with the words "Why", "Who", "When", "What", "Where”.

Example of an open question:

Why do you like golf?

When do you play golf?

    b. Closed Questions

Closed questions are answered with the answers "Yes", "No", "Agree", "Disagree, "True" "False".

Example of a closed question:

Lawyer is a profession in the field of law, True or False.

    c. Specific Questions

These specific questions are questions that ask for specific information.

Examples of specific questions:

At what time do you feel bored playing golf?

    d. Reflective Questions

This reflective question aims to provide more in-depth information.

Examples of reflective questions:

It turns out that Lawyer is a profession that...?

    e. Leading Questions

This directing question aims to make it easier for the answerer and the answer to the question is already in the question submitted.

Example of a leading question:

It turns out that the Lawyer profession is very fun, isn't it?

    f. Hypothesis Questions

Hypothesis questions aim to find out reactions and speed of thinking in solving problems.

Example of a hypothetical question:

As a lawyer what do you do if you lose the trial?

    g. Behaviour Questions

Behavioural questions are questions that ask about experience or what the answerer does.

Examples of behavioural questions:

Try to explain what you do as a lawyer in defending clients in court.

6. Doing Questioners

I made this questioners about a teacher

From the results above I can find out what teacher my friend likes,and some people likes Mr. Yoga and others like different teacher.