Match each survey question type to the correct definitionGroup of answer choicesOpen-Ended QuestionsClose-Ended QuestionsPartially-Close Ended Questions

Open-Ended Questions: These are questions that allow respondents to answer in their own words. They do not provide specific options for respondents to choose from. They are used when you want to gather detailed or descriptive information.

Close-Ended Questions: These are questions that provide respondents with specific choices (such as yes/no, agree/disagree, or a multiple choice list). They are used when you want to gather quantitative data or when you have specific options you want the respondents to choose from.

Partially-Closed Ended Questions: These are a combination of the two above. They provide respondents with specific choices but also include an option for respondents to provide their own answer (such as "Other, please specify"). They are used when you have some options you want the respondents to choose from but also want to allow for other responses.