The document describes how the author created a music questionnaire by formatting the questions and answers for clarity and ease of response. Questions were numbered and answers lettered. Tick boxes were added for multiple choice using symbols. Open questions had a dotted line to indicate a free response. Instructions in brackets explained how to answer questions to collect clear data. Font names in questions about font choice were displayed in the actual font to help participants visualize and answer regardless of font knowledge.

1. Creating my New Music Questionnaire
I made my title bold and
underlined to make it stand out. I
also made it a Heading to ensure it
was clear what my questionnaire
was about.
I used the numbering tool to
create numbers for my
questions and letters for my
answers so that it was easy
to distinguish answers from
possible questions

2. For tick box questions, I used
the ‘insert symbol’ tool to add
answer boxes to my questions
using Windings. This made it
clear to my participants how to
answer each question.
For open questions such as ‘Who
is your favourite musician?’ I
created a dotted line using full
stops to indicate that my
participants were free to answer
as the wished.

3. For questions such as the one
displayed here, in brackets I put
instructions on how to answer
the question so that I could
make sure that I got the
clearest data I could get.
For these questions concerning
font choice, I used the font tool
to make each font name the
corresponding font. This allows
the participants to clearly
visualise their choice and it
means anyone can answer the
question even if they don’t know
font names.

4. My Questionnaire