Question

A city clerk conducted a survey of 500 city residents. These residents were chosen at random from the city's register of residents with an address in the city. Residents of all ages were randomly selected. Residents were asked the question, "Should the town implement a nighttime curfew on weekdays?" A report of the survey results stated that the residents in the city want to implement a nighttime curfew on weekdays.
Select all statements that correctly evaluate the report of the survey results.

The sample is not biased
The question is not biased
The sample is biased because it does not represent the population of the city
The question is biased toward a response of not implementing a curfew.
The question is biased toward a response of implementing a curfew.

Answer 1

Answer:

Correct Answer is

Step-by-step explanation:

The question is not biased

and

The sample is not biased

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct statements include:  The sample is not biased and the question is not biased.  

Step-by-step ÷explanation:

In any survey, sample represents a population of people of interest while the question represents the information of concern to be gathered from the sample.  In this case, the sample being surveyed was contained within the city of interest.  This population was not only selected at random, but included residents of all ages.  This would not indicate any predisposition or preference to certain genders, ages or areas and therefore no bias seems likely.  In addition, the question being asked does not indicate a preference or subconscience effort to sway the sample one way or another, also not indicating bias.  For example, had the question been worded "Should the town implement a nighttime curfem on weekdays to avoid crime?" This may indicate that residents should vote 'yes' in order to keep crime at bay.