Help me out and take my Family Feud survey!

[chad1m]

Stuck inside on a cold day? Kill a few minutes and help me out by taking a Family Feud survey! I'll be keeping these for personal use and for future events/party games to have authentic surveys. There are 40 questions over two pages. Your participation would be greatly appreciated! Thank you and hope you have a little bit of fun.

http://chadmosher.com/wordpress/feudsurvey14/

[Bryce L.]

Just completed the survey, though there were three questions I was stumped on [so I typed (pass) on those]...

• Name something you'd never have at home, but will spring for when going out to eat.
• Name a reason why you might argue at a family gathering.
• Name something that hums.

Other than those, good survey!

[joker316]

Just took your survey, good batch of questions!

[Matt Ottinger]

• Name something that hums.

Something that doesn't know the words.

[vtown7]

Good questions Chad!  I was tempted to answer Archibald Leach, Bernard Schwartz and Lucille LeSueur for one question but I went with my first answer instead
R.

[TLEberle]

Interesting; how difficult is it to put together something like that? I'd love to have some American responses to a game of Pointless, but don't know how high the bar to entry is.

And agree; great questions.

[bulldog_06]

Just took the survey...interesting questions. I may have to do the same. Have a family outing coming this summer.

[chad1m]

Thanks guys! I thought this would take longer but from posting it here and a couple of other places, I have 115-ish responses, so I am more than equipped.

[dale_grass]

  Bastard!
  I wanted to take the survey.
  I liked the green theme, though.

\I love how we can see each other's winkies.
\\Hmmm...

[Matt Ottinger]

Interesting; how difficult is it to put together something like that? I'd love to have some American responses to a game of Pointless, but don't know how high the bar to entry is.

I thought someone here set up a Pointless survey a while back.  Maybe it was someone on the Jeopardy board.  Anyway, he had what I thought were some great American questions, but I don't remember hearing what happened with the survey results.  If that person could step forward, maybe he could advise you on creating one of your own.

[clemon79]

It was Peter Sarrett, and he used the material in the massively-multiplayer game show he ran at the Sasquatch and BGG.CON board game conventions last fall.

[gamed121683]

Did it! I've plugged my Feud surveys a few times around here, it was only fair to return the favor...and yes, those were well-written questions. However, I have a question for Chad. How'd you get 100+ responses so quickly? The last time I did compiled a survey like this, it took me about 3 1/2 weeks to reach my triple digit goal. You said that you posted this survey in a couple of other places, would you care to share some of those? I'd love to compare notes. I too shared my last survey in a few other places, but it was like pulling teeth.






 

[chad1m]

How'd you get 100+ responses so quickly?

I linked it here, a pro wrestling board I visit and on my Facebook and Twitter. I have large three-digit followings on both, so that helped out.

Chad, do you think you could ever share these responses/polls, maybe after the event you're using them for?

Yep.

[chad1m]

And here you all go. Here is the link to the raw survey data: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AucNsXeXMmSydDRzM0dzRVkyUjd4bG5SUEZEYUlNamc&usp=sharing

And this is the link to the 100 responses, ordered and tidied, that I sampled and used for each question:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hb9nsXhx8h9nWzKaKxO22oKwcwKOAslOcmZozUEgL2s/edit?usp=sharing

Feel free to consume for your own personal uses. Enjoy!

[TLEberle]

And this is the link to the 100 responses, ordered and tidied, that I sampled and used for each question:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hb9nsXhx8h9nWzKaKxO22oKwcwKOAslOcmZozUEgL2s/edit?usp=sharing

The multiple choice totals don't add to 100, but there were more than 100 respondents. Hope that's merely a typo and not indecision of several answerers.