The Government Wants to Use a Survey to Determine the Extent

question 31

Multiple Choice

The government wants to use a survey to determine the extent of public approval for a adopting new rules of getting the driving license. ​
Decide on a reasonable means for conducting the survey to obtain the desired information.
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• A) Survey inhabitants of the neighbor country by randomly choosing them.
• B) Survey as many inhabitants as possible about what they think of this preposition.
• C) Survey students of the local college.
• D) Ask the opinion of one student, one pensioner, one nurse and one teacher.
• E) Ask the opinion of retired professors or inhabitants.

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Actual Malice

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Public Figures

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