THE SURVEY

Tomas Kobielsky
 THE QUESTIONNAIRE

1. Do you consider our political leaders imcompetent ?

A) Yes 20%
B) No 70%
C) Some of them 10%

2. Would you change anything in our society ?

A) Yes 60%
B) No 20%
C) I would If I had a chance 20%

3. Would you say that the whole political system is divided

or it only represents the game in which all is scripted ?

A) I believe it is divided 80%

B) I am sure it must be scripted 10%
C) I choose not to care 10%

4. Do you see a potential threat in your country’s political conduct ?

A) Yes 40%
B) No 40%
C) Sometimes 20%

5. Would you say that the most influential figures are guided by any ethereal
being or it simply requires their courage to conquer with ease ?

A) I am sure they are guided 0%

B) I believe they simply need to be brave 80%
C) I choose not to care 20%
 THE REPORT

The aim of my survey was to determine what my classmates think about the
world, which is misunderstood by many. I interviewed 10 respondents, all of
them attend the same class.
The survey starts softly, the difficulty of my questions gradually increases as we
reach the final question. It is not a bunch of babbling about someone’s sexual
orientation. I want to give you, Dear Mrs. Teacher, a crystal clear insight into the
pit of your student’s minds. The first question is plain. The results are not
shocking, they simply depict the equilibrium of their political perception. The
majority of my respondents find our political leaders competent. The second
question is more of their initiative character. The majority of my respondents
want to see a change in our society. An honorable mention be given to those who
also have a glimpse of what particular could be altered. The third question is by
far the most devious for any child. The respondents showed themselves properly.
Only the one friend of mine attempted to oppose, though he was mathematically
shredded and has no further support among the members of the class.
Quite frankly, this is the only result that surprised me for a while. The results of
the fourth question are definitely the most equal. I would go as far as to say, that
the whole herd of the class was divided with the first group being afraid and the
second group being satisfied. The minority of the respondents show their mixed
feelings. The last and the most complicated question is the best indicator of what
is to be expected from the respondents and there is no need to argue about
anything. None of my respondents assume that the most powerful people are
guided. Not surprising for me as I only need a very small fraction of time to
witness their conversation and it is just enough for me to foretell their reaction.
The vast majority of my respondents feel confident about the option, which
mentions that any leader needs to be brave only. It seems to be an easy one step
guide to become powerful overnight yet it is completely unreal. The minority is
simply not willing to answer.
To conclude, I have found out that the reactions of my respondents are in
conformance with my early predictions. No sudden conviction about their
expressions was made. I can confirm that these results are completely fine. It will
not change and I am aware of it. The world of politics is not to be examined by
every person as it is much more than a few random creatures being dressed up in
ties while arguing online. I let everyone fulfill his will and this is the most
reasonable report I can offer. Thank you for your time.