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1. This is an example of Choice - One Answer (Vertical):
What is the capitol of Indiana?

This is an example of Choice - One Answer (Vertical): What is the capitol of Indiana? Detroit

Seattle

Indianapolis

Des Moines

Other (please specify)

2. This is an example of Choice - One Answer: Horizontal):
What is the capital of Indiana?

This is an example of Choice - One Answer: Horizontal): What is the capital of Indiana? Spokane

Salem

Indianapolis

Tallahassee

3. This is an example of Choice - One Answer (Menu) it includes the option of adding a text box for "other":
What are the ingredients for Applesauce?

This is an example of Choice - One Answer (Menu) it includes the option of adding a text box for "other": What are the ingredients for Applesauce?

4. This is an example of Choice - Multiple Answers (Vertical):
Which of the following are ferrets that have owned Kitty?

This is an example of Choice - Multiple Answers (Vertical): Which of the following are ferrets that have owned Kitty? Klutie

Dewey

Pertwee

Licorice

Baker

Theeta

Angus

Lemon Drop

Other (please specify)

5. This is an example of Choice - One Multiple Answers (Horizontal):
Which of the following are cats that kitty has worked for?

This is an example of Choice - One Multiple Answers (Horizontal): Which of the following are cats that kitty has worked for? Peanuts

Sissy Cat

Pansy

Warmonger

Head

6. This is an example of Matrix - One Answer per Row:
Look at the periodical name of the right, and indicate whether it is popular or scholarly.

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Time	This is an example of Matrix - One Answer per Row: Look at the periodical name of the right, and indicate whether it is popular or scholarly. Time Popular	Scholarly
Mother Earth News	Mother Earth News Popular	Scholarly
Signs	Signs Popular	Scholarly
Scientific American	Scientific American Popular	Scholarly
Social Education	Social Education Popular	Scholarly
National Geographic	National Geographic Popular	Scholarly
Gothic Studies	Gothic Studies Popular	Scholarly

7. This is an example of Matrix: One Answer per Row (Rating Scale):
Please rate the following tools in terms of usefulness for your research project.

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8. This is an example of Matrix - Multiple Answers per Row:
For each of the five sources list on the right, indicate their use to you as a researcher:

	build vocabulary	overiew of topic	lead to more sources	in-depth scholarly views	current events
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9. This is an example of Matrix - Multiple Answers per Row (Menus):
Need to think of a question!

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10. This is an example of Open Ended - One Line with Prompt:
What is the most important tool you learned about today?

This is an example of Open Ended - One Line with Prompt: What is the most important tool you learned about today?

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1. This is an example of Choice - One Answer (Vertical):What is the capitol of Indiana?

2. This is an example of Choice - One Answer: Horizontal):What is the capital of Indiana?

3. This is an example of Choice - One Answer (Menu) it includes the option of adding a text box for "other":What are the ingredients for Applesauce?

4. This is an example of Choice - Multiple Answers (Vertical):Which of the following are ferrets that have owned Kitty?

5. This is an example of Choice - One Multiple Answers (Horizontal):Which of the following are cats that kitty has worked for?

6. This is an example of Matrix - One Answer per Row:Look at the periodical name of the right, and indicate whether it is popular or scholarly.

7. This is an example of Matrix: One Answer per Row (Rating Scale):Please rate the following tools in terms of usefulness for your research project.

8. This is an example of Matrix - Multiple Answers per Row:For each of the five sources list on the right, indicate their use to you as a researcher:

9. This is an example of Matrix - Multiple Answers per Row (Menus):Need to think of a question!

10. This is an example of Open Ended - One Line with Prompt:What is the most important tool you learned about today?