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The word "questionnaire" functions as a noun. It refers to a set of printed or written questions used for gathering information, often for surveys or research purposes. A questionnaire can help collect data about opinions, behaviors, or demographics from respondents.
Questionnaire
The word 'questionnaire' originates from the French word 'questionnaire,' which is derived from 'questionner,' meaning 'to question.' The term became widely used in English in the late 18th century.
The word "questionnaire" is pronounced as /ˌkwɛs.tʃəˈnɛər/. It can be phonetically spelled out as "kwes-chuh-nehr".
The word 'questionnaire' can be used in a sentence such as, "The researchers distributed a detailed questionnaire to gather data on consumer preferences." When using this term, it is important to remember that it is spelled with two "n's" and two "e's," and it refers specifically to a set of questions designed for survey purposes, so ensuring its context is related to surveying or data collection is crucial for correct usage.