LIFE IN THE CITY –

My suggestion
It is better if you can organize your survey questions. You should divide the questions into
parts. For example
Life in a city
Part- 1 Transportation, food, accommodation and places in the city
Part – 2 Safety and crime rate in the city
Part – 3 other facilities and opportunities in the city
Part – 4 Neighborhood
When you analyze the data, you can look at your part-2 questions related with Safety and
crime.
You can present your data:
70 percent of the class rated 2 for the safety on the scale of 5. They said they don’t feel safe while
walking alone at nights in streets. 45 percent of the class said they didn’t even feel safe walking
in streets in the daytime.
To have a data analysis like this, you survey questions should be:
1. How would you like to rate the safety in your neighborhood on a scale of 5?

2. Do you feel safe walking alone in your neighborhood at night?

3. Do you feel safe walking alone in streets in the daytime?

(Looking the data from these three questions, you have to analyze your data and evaluate your
data in the final stage.)
Evaluation Stage
Looking at the data, we can say many people (60 percent) living in the city don’t feel safe when
they are out alone.

I fixed some of your mistakes.

Project 1
Is your city a good place for young people to grow up?

What’s the best thing about living in the city?

a. Food b. Transportation c. Facility d. Others

Do you think your city changed in the last 10 years?

What is the biggest problem of living in cities?

a. car traffic b. air pollution c. Electricity d. Others

Do you think can we reduce car traffic problems in cities in next ten years?

Do you think your city need improvement?

Do you like your neighborhood?

How many of the neighbors do you know in your neighborhood?

a. none b. one c. two d. three and more

Are your neighbors in your neighborhood friendly?

How would you like to rate your neighborhood on a scale 1 to 5?

What is the most important thing in a city? Overlapping point

1. Transportation 2. Electricity 3. Facility
What do you prefer?
a. City center a. Downtown b. Suburbs

Is your city a great place to go shopping?

Is your city is good enough to do business?

How many time do you use public transportation a day?

How would you rate the cleanliness of public spaces in the city (Parks, streets, ect. ) ? (1-5)

On a scale of 1 to 5, how satisfied are you with the overall quality of life in the city?

How would you rate the quality education options available in the city? (Rating 1 to 5)