Difference between a Quiz and a Survey
I asked a group of students in a group chat :"Does any of you use any other chat apps besides Whatsapp? If yes, what are they?" One person replied :"Telegram". And no one else responded after that. When I asked why no one else replied, a few said "cos same, telegram". So, this blog is to to talk about the difference between a quiz and a survey, according to my humble understanding. A quiz is likely to be one that has a fixed answer, or a fixed set of answers. For example, if someone asked :"What is 1+1?". There is no need to respond if the person who responded earlier gave the correct answer. We can, of course, say the same answer or give another answer if we think the answer given was incorrect. In this case, it doesn't matter how many people respond to the quiz (but of course, a teacher will want more students to try to answer). On the other hand, a survey requires as many people to respond as possible, because the sample group size ...