The document presents survey questions on various topics including taste preferences for balut, daily mobile gaming hours, opinions on using 'green' jokes in class, and pet comparisons. It also contains two seatwork assignments related to surveys conducted on students' sleeping habits and public opinions about gay individuals. Each section highlights sample responses, along with a request to calculate sample sizes and weighted means.

1. What is the taste of
BALUT for you?
4: Very Delicious
3: Delicious
2: Disgusting
1: Very Disgusting
How much do you
spend playing Mobile
Legends every day?
4: 3 hours or more
3: 1-3 hours
2: At most 1 hour
1: Do not play at all
Do you agree that
teachers should use
“green” jokes in the
class?
4: Strongly Agree
3: Agree
2: Disagree
1: Strongly Disagree
Cats make better pets
than dogs
4: Strongly Agree
3: Agree
2: Disagree
1: Strongly Disagree
How often do you use
our chatbot to make
essay?
4: Use everytime
3: Usually use
2: Sometimes use
1: Never use
How satisfied are you
in the current SSLG
management?
4: Very satisfied
3: Satisfied
2: Not Satisfied
1: Very Dissatisfied
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2. How often do you use
cashless payments per
week?
4: Every day
3: Thrice to six times a
week
2: Once to twice a week
1: Do not pay cashless
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3. SEATWORK #1
Juan Pabida surveys students in St. Zosimus to
see how long they sleep every day. The choices
they can choose are the following: A. Do not
sleep at all, B. 1-3 hours, C. 3-6 hours, and D. 6
hours above. Ten people answered A, while none
answered B. Eighteen people answered C and
21 people answered D.
Find the sample size, weighted mean () and the
categorical response of the Zosimus class.

4. SEATWORK #2
Jeyf is a certified marites and wants to know
the census of the crowd to see how men today
look at gays. Twelve people answered A. Well
appreciated, fifteen answered B. Appreciated,
thirty people answered C. Disgusted, and ten
people answered D. Very Disgusted.
Find the sample size, weighted mean () and
the categorical response of the crowd.